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Your Horioka Vacation
Immerse yourself in all this neighborhood has to offer with a customized Horioka vacation package. However you see yourself spending your days here, you'll find endless opportunities for fun, adventure and relaxation. Include some sightseeing during your trip to Horioka. Nearby Kaiomaru Park and Izumi City Shinminato Museum are on the must-visit lists of most visitors. Expedia can help you turn your ideal Horioka vacation into reality, no matter your travel plans or budget.
Where to stay in Horioka

Daimon
Daimon might not have many top sights, but Takaoka Daibutsu Buddha and Izumi City Shinminato Museum are two attractions nearby that you can check out.

Gejo
While Gejo isn't home to many top sights, Izumi City Shinminato Museum and Takaoka Daibutsu Buddha are some notable places to visit nearby.

Ebie
If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Ebie and surrounding area, you can visit Shinminato Bridge and Namazu Onsen.

Kosugi
Though Kosugi might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Taikoyama Land and Izumi City Shinminato Museum.
Horioka Hotel Deals

Smile Hotel Takaoka Ekimae
"I thought the property was nice and close to Takaoka station. The room was pretty big compared to the average Japanese hotel, but the room chair for the desk was a simple stool. If you are someone who likes to go shopping at a grocery store for food, the nearest one was about 15-20 minute walk away. ..."
Reviewed on Apr 21, 2025

Toyama Manten Hotel

Hotel JAL City Toyama
"Really nice hotel close to the station and the Maroot shopping building. Rooms were clean and I particularly liked the shower/bath room. Like quite a few Japanese hotels, the shower and bath (while in the same room) are separate. That means while you shower the bath can be filling up. It gives you ..."
Reviewed on Oct 12, 2026
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