Croissant Budget Japanese inn — Hotel in Wajima

Once we arrived we were told that a 10pm curfew applied, and that the bathroom was only available between 6pm and 10pm! ALL toilets are Japanese style; no cooking/kitchen facilities available to guests, although the staff allowed us to store some milk in their fridge; the information about check-out time and bathroom usage written on the information booklet in the room was different from what the staff told us; other guests received information that we didn't (towels could be rented; a pamphlet about local restaurants - although apparently it was the last copy and the gentleman had to return it [why not make more copies? Why didn't we get one seeing as we arrived earlier?]). Oh, and 'interesting' music was playing from the reception area downstairs at 7:30 in the morning which prevented me from going back to sleep. Wajima is a beautiful little fisherman's town, but be aware that the town goes to bed around 9pm. Last service at most restaurants is 7:30 and supermarkets close at 8 or 9. Wajima is a nice place to come and see, but not a place to stay the night, and especially for western tourists this is not the hotel to stay. Even my Japanese partner was uncomfortable with the toilet situation. To think I paid 12,580 yen, even after a 70% discount, is shocking. Not worth the money, considering the toilet/bathroom situation and lack of transparency online about the 'house rules' (curfew!? what are we, kids?! Give us a key!), and with restaurants closing so early we couldn't even buy food and cook dinner because there's no guest kitchen. Don't stay...

Nice place to stay. Clean and warm, close to the morning market and port area. Although the owners don't speak English, they are very helpful...

It's very close to the morning market on foot. The location is good and I enjoyed walking. I liked the small and old Japanese pension style room. It was enough to stay. We parked our car without booking. The owner and staffs were so kind. There were common Toilet and bath room on 1st...