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10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, Hokuriku, Chubu
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, Hokuriku, Chubu including Ohanami Kyubei, Kayotei, Hoshino Resorts KAI Kaga, Kuriya Yasohachi, Hatori, Ohanami Kyubei, Kissho Yamanaka, Kagari Kisshotei, APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuigo, Yamashitaya.
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1. Ohanami Kyubei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
2018 Acquisition of Excellence certification. It is 1300 years since the opening of the bath. One of the Kaga Onsen, Yamanaka Onsen. Hanami Kyubei is a hot-spring inn with such a historic name hot spring. If you enjoy a hot tub, first go to "Building of open-air bath". The building which appears at the end of the hot water corridor illuminated by the warm light, It faces the plants and flowing rivers that show us the way they are, It is the supreme place that will make your heartfelt relaxation come true.
Decent enough for 1 night stay
Reviewed By Jill_ChongWe were warmly welcomed to the hotel and received good service throughout. The room had a lovely view of the river and was very quiet and peaceful. Hot spring was average, but they have an outdoor hot spring which was small but a nice experience. Dinner and breakfast was good, we were very stuffed. Our biggest issue was that the room stunk of cigarette smoke (even though we asked for a non-smoking room) and no air purifier to be seen. It was so bad that the next day after we had checked out and left, our clothes and hair still smelled of smoke. That truly spoiled our stay and we were glad to be out of there after only one night.
2. Kayotei
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
If you’re looking for a luxury onsen ryokan in Kaga, look no further than Kayotei. While staying at Kayotei, visitors can check out Io-ji Temple (0.3 mi) and Mugen-An (0.7 mi), some of Kaga's top attractions. Kayotei is a luxury onsen ryokan offering a refrigerator and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The onsen ryokan features newspaper. Plus, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Kaga. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. If you like Italian restaurants, Kayotei is conveniently located near La Monbetta and Alla Contadina. If you’re looking for something to do, Ayatori Bridge (0.3 mi), Yamanaka Onsen Yuge Way (0.4 mi), and Korogi Bridge (0.7 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Kayotei. The staff at Kayotei looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
A true classic
Reviewed By KI-NRTWe try to visit the Hokuriku region each year during crab season to enjoy what we consider to be the world's best crab - the Japanese Snow Crab. It has different names depending on the exact area that it's caught. In the case of the Kaga area, it's name is "Zuwai-gani," and it's awesome. Having stayed a Hanamurasaki a few years prior, for our return visit to Yamanaka Onsen we decided to give Kayotei a try. We booked the Highashiyama Suite, the top category (non-family) room at the ryokan. Kayotei is a small, family-run classic Japanese ryokan that gives out a wonderful, traditional vibe. For first-timers to the ryokan scene and who are eager to have an authentic ryokan (and onsen) experience, Kayotei definitely fits the bill. It's situated in a secluded location along a beautiful stretch next to a serene river, and the architecture perfectly blends into the natural environment, giving it a wonderful sense of place. In the common areas (including the hallways), there are a variety of antiques which include classic furniture, hand-made pottery and traditional paintings, making one feel that he/she has gone back in time. The Higashiyama Suite was a spacious, Japanese-style room that included a private onsen bath (not open-air, mind you.) It offered a wide balcony with views of the beautiful forest below. The only curious aspect had to do with the furnishings in the mini-room between the balcony and living room. It featured a Victorian-era table and chairs, which seemed fitting only from the standpoint that it seemed old-school - but Japanese it was not. Our room attendant (Ms. Terue) was charming, warm and was there to meet our every need. She was also our server during dinner. Speaking of meals, they were not served in our rooms, but rather in a private room elsewhere in the building. We prefer the comfort and luxury of being able to dine in our ryokan room, but at least all guests are not forced to congregate in an open dining area, which would kind of defeat one aspect of an authentic ryokan stay. Speaking of food, it was terrific. Kayotei serves traditional Kaiseki fare, but given that it was crab season, we were served a heaping helping of Zuwai-gani Snow Crab. Crab sashimi, charcoal-grilled Crab, Crab meat & Crab Tomalley cooked over a hot lava rock, etc. The non-Crab dishes were also superb. The clear soup with Crab paste balls, shaved kelp seaweed, Japanese wild parsley, mushrooms and Yuzu was simply divine. The white miso soup with Crab legs was also a highlight. Overall, while nothing was incredibly innovative or unique, what they offered was done very nicely. It doesn't crack our top 5 most memorable Japanese meals of all time, but we walked away feeling more than satisifed with the experience. Nits to pick are few and far in between, but gun to my head, here are two... 1) While the rooms are not worn and ragged, it's not pristine, either. Some scuff marks here and there, and it just doesn't convey a sense of zen luxury that some other ryokans exhibit. It's good, but not extraordinary. 2) The Crab dishes were very good, but we didn't think it was at the top of the heap. Perhaps we're a little hard on Kayotei, having been spoiled by Nishimuraya Honkan (in Kinosaki Onsen), which we've visited twice and provides - in our experience - the very best crab cuisine that we've every had... two different times. Luxury ryokan travelers in Japan are spoiled for choice. Even with that, on most accounts Kayotei more than holds its own against the very best ryokans in the country.
3. Hoshino Resorts KAI Kaga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
KAI Kaga celebrates tradition in its regular program of lion dances as well as in its refined architecture and regional cuisine served on colorful Kutani ware.
Lovely Hotel
Reviewed By Acarolyn60We stayed for two nights at this hotel and would thoroughly recommend it. The food in the evenings is fabulous and the service is first class. Our room was big with a nice sitting area and the outdoor bath was cool! We didn't have the Japanese breakfast and there was no Western alternative, which is a shame but it's a small thing.
4. Kuriya Yasohachi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
If you’re looking for a romantic onsen ryokan in Kaga, look no further than Kuriya Yasohachi. While staying at Kuriya Yasohachi, visitors can check out Iwafudo (0.0 mi) and Hasebe Shrine (0.2 mi), some of Kaga's top attractions. The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Kuriya Yasohachi features a 24 hour front desk and newspaper. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. If you are looking for a nearby place to eat, Kuriya Yasohachi is within walking distance of some popular restaurants including Higashiyama Bonheur (0.7 mi), Kakusenkei Kawadoko (0.3 mi), and Gyoshin (0.5 mi). If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Ayatori Bridge (0.4 mi), Yamanaka Onsen Yuge Way (0.3 mi), or Korogi Bridge (0.0 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. The staff at Kuriya Yasohachi looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
One of Ishikawa-ken’s Best Ryokans
Reviewed By John AMy wife and I enjoy visiting Ishikawa-ken because it is away from the typical tourist crush...it is quiet, refined, clean, and unhurried. We keep searching for those ryokans which cater to couples rather than to large tour groups, and to couples rather than families with loud and unruly children. Also, we look to find ryokans which offer private, in-room rotemburos. Kuriya Yasohachi seems to have it all — an air of quiet elegance, a nice modern room with a private rotemburo, excellent food in measured quantities, and top notch service. We stayed three nights and did not feel like we were getting repeats from the kitchen — each dinner and each breakfast was different, delicious, and satisfying, without being overwhelming. The service was excellent and management went out of its way to cater to all of our needs, even those which were not a ryokan issue (a dysfunctional GPS navigator on our rental car, for instance). Cleanliness was top notch, and we never felt like tings could be a little cleaner or a little more tidy: a perfectionist would be in heaven. We were sad to leave as we felt so welcomed in the inn. We never saw the public baths because our own private rotemburo was wonderful to bathe in. We had views of the ravine, the river below, and bamboo trees — complete privacy, and the sound of the river lulled one to sleep. What is not to like? 1. The exterior of the building could stand a good cleaning and painting. While the interior has been impeccably maintained, the exterior gives the impression of age and decay — don’t worry, the inside is wonderful. 2. The ryokan charges for coffee. Many of the luxury ryokans in which we have stayed offer coffee, usually self-service, but complementary. Yasohachi charges JPY500 per cup, which to be fair, is freshly brewed for each client. 3. Yasohachi provides a beautiful selection of yukatas for the ladies. We wish there had been a greater selection for small ladies — there was much greater variety for taller and larger women than for the petite ladies. We’ll be back!
5. Hatori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Hatori is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Kaga, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. The rooms offer a minibar and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Hatori features a 24 hour front desk, room service, and a coffee shop. In addition, as a valued Hatori guest, you can enjoy a sauna and breakfast that are available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. Close to some of Kaga's most popular landmarks, such as Senkoji Temple (0.2 mi) and Kokutani Kamaato (0.3 mi), Hatori is a great destination for tourists. If you like seafood restaurants, Hatori is conveniently located near Ikkan, Gyoshin, and Ippeizushi. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Nippon Origami Museum (1.2 mi), Hattori Shrine (0.3 mi), or Yakuoin-Onsenji Temple (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Kaga!
A comfortable stay
Reviewed By Tigger211Good onsen, spacious room with massage chair, lots of delicate local food at dinner and breakfast! There is a fantastic drum performance after dinner and free home-made ice-cream at tea-time! That marks my stay! The hotel is well located where you can go around the Kaga onsen area by foot! Staff are very nice and helpful!
6. Ohanami Kyubei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
2018 Acquisition of Excellence certification. It is 1300 years since the opening of the bath. One of the Kaga Onsen, Yamanaka Onsen. Hanami Kyubei is a hot-spring inn with such a historic name hot spring. If you enjoy a hot tub, first go to "Building of open-air bath". The building which appears at the end of the hot water corridor illuminated by the warm light, It faces the plants and flowing rivers that show us the way they are, It is the supreme place that will make your heartfelt relaxation come true.
Decent enough for 1 night stay
Reviewed By Jill_ChongWe were warmly welcomed to the hotel and received good service throughout. The room had a lovely view of the river and was very quiet and peaceful. Hot spring was average, but they have an outdoor hot spring which was small but a nice experience. Dinner and breakfast was good, we were very stuffed. Our biggest issue was that the room stunk of cigarette smoke (even though we asked for a non-smoking room) and no air purifier to be seen. It was so bad that the next day after we had checked out and left, our clothes and hair still smelled of smoke. That truly spoiled our stay and we were glad to be out of there after only one night.
7. Kissho Yamanaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 188 reviews
Kissho Yamanaka is located in Yamanaka Onsen of Kaga hot spring village, featuring natural hot spring baths along the mountain stream and Kaga Japanese Cuisine. You can enjoy the scenes of the four seasons, such as fresh greenery, autumn color and snowscape. It is easy access from Kyoto, Osaka and Kanazawa. The nearest train station is JR Kaga Onsen station. It takes 2h 30min from JR Osaka station by JR express train Thunderbird, 1h 45min from Kyoto station by the train, and 27min from Kanazawa station by Thunderbird or another JR express train Shirasagi. It is a 25-minute drive to our hotel from JR Kaga Onsen station.
Highlight of our Japan trip
Reviewed By KoroWe had a wonderful stay here in August. We were warmly greeted by an English-speaking staff member and shown to our traditional Japanese room, which was absolutely lovely with a river view and peaceful minimalist furniture. I was concerned when I booked because it was a smoking room but there was no smell at all. We reserved the private stone bath and it was an amazing experience. Food and snacks were good and abundant. Futons were made up for us while we were at dinner and we had a great sleep. We only spent one night and it would have been better to have had two to enjoy the room and all the hotel has to offer. The Western breakfast was especially fun with course after course cooked right in front of you with guests seated around a stovetop. The area is within easy reach of Kanazawa and I would highly recommend visiting the temple grounds of Natadera on your way from Kaga to the hotel. We ended up paying around 60 euros for a taxi to take us there and wait for us for an hour, but it was worth it for what was the highlight of a 2 week trip to Japan. There's a nice British guy at the tourist office at the Kaga station that can help you arrange this with a taxi driver. It's not cheap, but when you factor in the cost of a luxurious dinner, breakfast, and private bath (not to mention tea, snacks, yukata rental, all free), it was a good value stay and we really enjoyed ourselves.
8. Kagari Kisshotei
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 119 reviews
Kagari Kisshotei is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Kaga, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Kagari Kisshotei is a romantic onsen ryokan offering a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The onsen ryokan features a 24 hour front desk, a gift shop, and shops. For guests with a vehicle, parking is available. While staying at Kagari Kisshotei, visitors can check out Iwafudo (0.1 mi) and Hasebe Shrine (0.1 mi), some of Kaga's top attractions. If you like seafood restaurants, Kagari Kisshotei is conveniently located near Gyoshin, Hashidate Port Brokerage Directly-Managed Store Gamba, and Saraku. If you’re looking for something to do, Ayatori Bridge (0.3 mi), Yamanaka Onsen Yuge Way (0.2 mi), and Korogi Bridge (0.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Kagari Kisshotei. Enjoy your stay in Kaga!
Best Japanese hotel!
Reviewed By auran001From the moment we arrived it was 100% service. The valet parked our car and took our bags to our room without us having to say or do anything. The front office team were very helpful and spoke english very well. We were given a convenient traditional japanese room. We booked the couples private onsen which we enjoyed immensely both were clean and luxurious overlooking the river and nature. Our bedroom was massive! and the tatami floor was so comfortable it was the best sleep we had in japan. We were given complimentary champagne for our honeymoon dinner. The food was all traditional Japanese there were over 8 courses and breakfast was just as interesting. I was very nervous that the hotel might smell of cigarette but it did not! This was the perfect Japanese experience thank you for such wonderful service I would recommend this to everyone.
9. APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuigo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 121 reviews
Kasuikyo in Ishikawa Prefecture is a modern Japanese-style resort created with the traditional hospitality of an onsen hotel with just the right amount of Western influence. It is near to Komatsu Airport as well as being very convenient at middle-distance from major cities. Superb views of the magnificent holy mountain Mt. Haku and its mountain range and the glimmer of the lake surface that reflects the scenery of the seasons - you are treated to beautiful scenery that cannot entirely be put into words. Our cuisine allows you to enjoy the tastes of the seasons typical of a Japanese hotel. Spend your holidays relaxing at Kasuikyo getting in touch with Japanese culture.
A nice experience
Reviewed By EnLeungCame here as a tour group. The room is large with a nice view to the lake. We had the Japanese style room and slept in the tatami. To our surprise, it was quite comfortable and warm. Agree with some comments that the rooms have seen their good days and in need for a refreshment. The doorlock to our room was broken and can only be locked by the deadlock. The public bath is big and not many people using it. The disappointment is that the outdoor bath is very small. On the other hand, the staffs are very welcoming and helpful.
10. Yamashitaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
See why so many travelers make Yamashitaya their onsen ryokan of choice when visiting Kaga. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. While staying at Yamashitaya, visitors can check out Daikannon Kagadera Temple (2.6 mi) and Io-ji Temple (2.7 mi), some of Kaga's top attractions. Yamashitaya is a budget friendly onsen ryokan offering a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as wifi is offered to guests. The onsen ryokan features a 24 hour front desk, shops, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy a sauna, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Kaga. For guests with a vehicle, parking is available. If you like Italian restaurants, Yamashitaya is conveniently located near Alla Contadina, La Monbetta, and Casa Fortuna. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Hattori Shrine (0.1 mi), Yakuoin-Onsenji Temple (0.0 mi), or Yamashiro Onsen Foot Bath (0.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. At Yamashitaya, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Kaga.
