Hotels With Gym in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

I used it with my family for sightseeing in Kanazawa. It is close to Kanazawa Station and has a parking lot. The interior is beautiful in a new hotel. The unit bath is also very large. However, dust was conspicuous around the air conditioner and in the nanoe blowout. I want you to clean this area a little more. The air conditioner was a little bad, probably because the filter was also clogged. The staff 々 is very kind and comfortable. There was a deck where you could see the Shinkansen and conventional lines, and the children were happy. Breakfast is delicious, but the child who sleeps with the child does not have breakfast, so it is okay to pay, so I think it would have been nice if there was a little rice for children. I still want to use it.

Fantastic hotel with spacious rooms and very friendly staff. We chose Nikko Kanazawa because of its proximity to the train station. Hotel Nikko is actually Kanazawa’s tallest building, designed by a Japanese-French team. Rooms located on 21st-25th floors have beautiful views. Nikko is connected to the Higashi ( eastern) side of the station by the underground passageway through the Porter building. Our room at the 21st floor was large, clean and modern with a fantastic view over the city towards the Sea of Japan. It was very relaxing at the end of the day to sit in arm chairs and watch the sunset. Service was excellent. We found a good restaurant on the sixth floor of the Forus shopping center adjacent to the train station (on the right if you look at the eastern entrance to the station through the giant Torii gate). The name is Morimorizushi Kanazawa Ekimae-ten (sushi), you can't miss it - there will be people on the benches waiting outside. The line goes fast, just don't forget to take your ticket at the entrance. This hi-tech kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi joint is a fantastic place for excellent sushi at reasonable price. It is only 4-5 min. from Hotel Nikko and on rainy day you can reach it by the underground passage. We liked Hotel Nikko and would stay here again.

My best hotel stay in Japan at the price point. The location is within a 10 mins walk from the station. Part of the way is sheltered if you walk through the nearest mall basement. The hotel is new and modern. There are a lot of attention to detail that makes the room comfortable. For eg, the mirrors are heated so they don't fog out in the showers. The bed room has an additional door to enclose the area if you want a quieter sleep. The bath is also clean and modern.

The room was very clean and close to Kanazawa Station. I was traveling alone and booked as a single person, but it was a sufficient environment for a room without meals. The people at the front desk were also kind.

I stayed here for business, and the room was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. The hair dryer in the room was a Panasonic Nanocare, and I thought it was great for women that they could lend out SALONIA irons, curling irons, and hair dryers for free.

近江町市場からすぐ。 ファミマも近い。全国支援の斜面などでチェックインは時間がかかる。 特に荷物を預けている人の受け取りとチェックインが重なると、並んでいても順番がぐちゃぐちゃになる。 できればチェックイン時間前に荷物を預ける際に、チェックインの書くものや説明することを終わらしてから、外出してもらうだけで、戻ってきた時に鍵と荷物を預かればチェックインがスムーズになる。また、荷物受け渡しのレーンと呼び鈴をつければチェックインアウトと荷物の受け預けが重ならないのでいいと思います。 ホテルは新しく綺麗。 客室は、広め。トイレとシャワールームが分かれているのがいい。 暖房の効きがよくベットの寝心地も熟睡でき問題なし。 コンセントが多く使いやすい。 ベットサイドに室内の電気コントロールがあるがいい。 収納スペースが多いのがよく、 ミネラルウォーターも無料でついている マイナス点は 洗面所のお湯の湯量が少なく使いづらい。 ハンガーラックスペースがシングル利用ならいいが、ダブルだと狭くて使いづらい。 お風呂に行くための外履きが欲しい。 1番辛かったのは、 ワーキングデスクに椅子がないので、仕事でパソコンや書き物をするときに使いずらい。デスクがあるのになぜ椅子がないのか？ 冷蔵庫の冷えが弱い。 タブレットのリモンコン反応が悪く使えない。 大浴場は露天風呂もあり気持ちよく体全体が温まるし、サウナもある 一部ロッカーの鍵が壊れていて、鍵を閉めようとすると鍵が抜ける。2箇所ほど同じ現象のロッカーがあり。開け閉めに苦労した。 朝食は洋食スタイルで、パンに合うものが多い。金沢といえば海鮮だから和食が飽きる人もいるので洋食はいいと思う。内容は良いと思います。課題は連泊だと内容が変わらず飽きること。

Location of hotel is just a road across the Omi-cho Station. About 15 mins walk from the JR Kanazawa station. Nearest convenience store is about 8 mins walk away. We stayed in room 202, just beside the laundry room which one can find microwave ovens, water dispenser, vending machine and a smoking room. Though just staying beside, I'm surprised there's very minimal noise, and it was soooo convenient when we did our laundry. Staff were great too. Highly recommended!

My stay at Dormy Inn Kanazawa was almost the end of the vacation started from Nagano, Hakuba, Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Kurobe Gorge. Believe me that staying at this hotel is money worth spent. Dormy Inn usually are near train station but away from noisy traffic, with nice indoor and outdoor Onsen at rooftop together with FREE Soba for supper (9.30-11pm). However, at Kanazawa only (maybe) they provide complimentary Happy Hour from 7-9pm with free flow of red & white wine, beer and party nut and cracker mix. So you probably want to stay until 9.30pm to continue with Free Soba Supper. Sounds good right? Rooms are very clean, staff are friendly. One thing I like about Dormy Inn is they have ice cube for free at the machine. So you can get cheap and nice sake or beer from stores nearby to fix your own drink. Another plus point is free usage of laundry machine and detergent. You only pay for the dryer. I highly recommend Dormy Inn to everyone visiting Japan.

Location: very conveniently located right besides the bus stop for buses back and forth from Kanazawa station as well as other major touristy spots. But even walking wise everything including Kenrokuen garden, Kanazawa castle, the famous districts & also just 2-3 min walk to Omiya shrine Hotel & Room standard: Elegantly classy and very contemporary rooms. Size was also pretty good and comfortable enough for 2 people for standard room. Room amenities are also very good and the Public bath at top also looks quite fancy. Staff service: Was very very impressed with the staff service. I think everyone spoke & understood basic English to assist with any questions. Furthermore they even have great personalised hotel brochures for restaurants and spots nearby the hotel and what cuisine each offered which I found very helpful. Overall an easy 5/5 stay

The location was great. Used for the first visit to Kanazawa. When I checked the official HP and confirmed how to go, it was written that there was a private elevator just after the JR ticket gate. I went there aiming at it, but the entrance was not opened and I couldn't enter it. After all, I went to the hotel from another entrance. I don't think it was exclusive for the entrance in the early morning and night, but is it a mistake to describe? The room was small but good without problems. Above all, there was no complaint with the location and amount. I want to use it again when I visit Kanazawa.

I used it with my family for sightseeing in Kanazawa. It is close to Kanazawa Station and has a parking lot. The interior is beautiful in a new hotel. The unit bath is also very large. However, dust was conspicuous around the air conditioner and in the nanoe blowout. I want you to clean this area a little more. The air conditioner was a little bad, probably because the filter was also clogged. The staff 々 is very kind and comfortable. There was a deck where you could see the Shinkansen and conventional lines, and the children were happy. Breakfast is delicious, but the child who sleeps with the child does not have breakfast, so it is okay to pay, so I think it would have been nice if there was a little rice for children. I still want to use it.

Fantastic hotel with spacious rooms and very friendly staff. We chose Nikko Kanazawa because of its proximity to the train station. Hotel Nikko is actually Kanazawa’s tallest building, designed by a Japanese-French team. Rooms located on 21st-25th floors have beautiful views. Nikko is connected to the Higashi ( eastern) side of the station by the underground passageway through the Porter building. Our room at the 21st floor was large, clean and modern with a fantastic view over the city towards the Sea of Japan. It was very relaxing at the end of the day to sit in arm chairs and watch the sunset. Service was excellent. We found a good restaurant on the sixth floor of the Forus shopping center adjacent to the train station (on the right if you look at the eastern entrance to the station through the giant Torii gate). The name is Morimorizushi Kanazawa Ekimae-ten (sushi), you can't miss it - there will be people on the benches waiting outside. The line goes fast, just don't forget to take your ticket at the entrance. This hi-tech kaiten (conveyor belt) sushi joint is a fantastic place for excellent sushi at reasonable price. It is only 4-5 min. from Hotel Nikko and on rainy day you can reach it by the underground passage. We liked Hotel Nikko and would stay here again.

My best hotel stay in Japan at the price point. The location is within a 10 mins walk from the station. Part of the way is sheltered if you walk through the nearest mall basement. The hotel is new and modern. There are a lot of attention to detail that makes the room comfortable. For eg, the mirrors are heated so they don't fog out in the showers. The bed room has an additional door to enclose the area if you want a quieter sleep. The bath is also clean and modern.

The room was very clean and close to Kanazawa Station. I was traveling alone and booked as a single person, but it was a sufficient environment for a room without meals. The people at the front desk were also kind.

I stayed here for business, and the room was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. The hair dryer in the room was a Panasonic Nanocare, and I thought it was great for women that they could lend out SALONIA irons, curling irons, and hair dryers for free.

近江町市場からすぐ。 ファミマも近い。全国支援の斜面などでチェックインは時間がかかる。 特に荷物を預けている人の受け取りとチェックインが重なると、並んでいても順番がぐちゃぐちゃになる。 できればチェックイン時間前に荷物を預ける際に、チェックインの書くものや説明することを終わらしてから、外出してもらうだけで、戻ってきた時に鍵と荷物を預かればチェックインがスムーズになる。また、荷物受け渡しのレーンと呼び鈴をつければチェックインアウトと荷物の受け預けが重ならないのでいいと思います。 ホテルは新しく綺麗。 客室は、広め。トイレとシャワールームが分かれているのがいい。 暖房の効きがよくベットの寝心地も熟睡でき問題なし。 コンセントが多く使いやすい。 ベットサイドに室内の電気コントロールがあるがいい。 収納スペースが多いのがよく、 ミネラルウォーターも無料でついている マイナス点は 洗面所のお湯の湯量が少なく使いづらい。 ハンガーラックスペースがシングル利用ならいいが、ダブルだと狭くて使いづらい。 お風呂に行くための外履きが欲しい。 1番辛かったのは、 ワーキングデスクに椅子がないので、仕事でパソコンや書き物をするときに使いずらい。デスクがあるのになぜ椅子がないのか？ 冷蔵庫の冷えが弱い。 タブレットのリモンコン反応が悪く使えない。 大浴場は露天風呂もあり気持ちよく体全体が温まるし、サウナもある 一部ロッカーの鍵が壊れていて、鍵を閉めようとすると鍵が抜ける。2箇所ほど同じ現象のロッカーがあり。開け閉めに苦労した。 朝食は洋食スタイルで、パンに合うものが多い。金沢といえば海鮮だから和食が飽きる人もいるので洋食はいいと思う。内容は良いと思います。課題は連泊だと内容が変わらず飽きること。

Location of hotel is just a road across the Omi-cho Station. About 15 mins walk from the JR Kanazawa station. Nearest convenience store is about 8 mins walk away. We stayed in room 202, just beside the laundry room which one can find microwave ovens, water dispenser, vending machine and a smoking room. Though just staying beside, I'm surprised there's very minimal noise, and it was soooo convenient when we did our laundry. Staff were great too. Highly recommended!

My stay at Dormy Inn Kanazawa was almost the end of the vacation started from Nagano, Hakuba, Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Kurobe Gorge. Believe me that staying at this hotel is money worth spent. Dormy Inn usually are near train station but away from noisy traffic, with nice indoor and outdoor Onsen at rooftop together with FREE Soba for supper (9.30-11pm). However, at Kanazawa only (maybe) they provide complimentary Happy Hour from 7-9pm with free flow of red & white wine, beer and party nut and cracker mix. So you probably want to stay until 9.30pm to continue with Free Soba Supper. Sounds good right? Rooms are very clean, staff are friendly. One thing I like about Dormy Inn is they have ice cube for free at the machine. So you can get cheap and nice sake or beer from stores nearby to fix your own drink. Another plus point is free usage of laundry machine and detergent. You only pay for the dryer. I highly recommend Dormy Inn to everyone visiting Japan.

Location: very conveniently located right besides the bus stop for buses back and forth from Kanazawa station as well as other major touristy spots. But even walking wise everything including Kenrokuen garden, Kanazawa castle, the famous districts & also just 2-3 min walk to Omiya shrine Hotel & Room standard: Elegantly classy and very contemporary rooms. Size was also pretty good and comfortable enough for 2 people for standard room. Room amenities are also very good and the Public bath at top also looks quite fancy. Staff service: Was very very impressed with the staff service. I think everyone spoke & understood basic English to assist with any questions. Furthermore they even have great personalised hotel brochures for restaurants and spots nearby the hotel and what cuisine each offered which I found very helpful. Overall an easy 5/5 stay

The location was great. Used for the first visit to Kanazawa. When I checked the official HP and confirmed how to go, it was written that there was a private elevator just after the JR ticket gate. I went there aiming at it, but the entrance was not opened and I couldn't enter it. After all, I went to the hotel from another entrance. I don't think it was exclusive for the entrance in the early morning and night, but is it a mistake to describe? The room was small but good without problems. Above all, there was no complaint with the location and amount. I want to use it again when I visit Kanazawa.

Check-in and check-out are unmanned, and the machine is placed on the other side, and the samurai and dinosaurs are projected. Because it is a new hotel, the room was naturally beautiful and the bed was soft. I felt that the room was a bit large, but the facilities are ordinary business hotels. The bath is still a bit large and there is a washroom. Breakfast was the first day of the Atsua baked rice, and the rice was delicious, but the problem was the second day. It was like dried or boiled cherry blossoms, but it was cold and I couldn't eat it. I had it warmed up, but it was still cold and hard, so I left it almost. I think there is a repeat, but I think breakfast is.

It was good that it was close to the station. There were various kinds of shampoos at the front desk, which was also good. I didn't rent one because I don't mind, but the next day there was a lot of static electricity so I regretted not renting one. Also, the maximum power of the hair dryer was as weak as the one I use at home, which was disappointing. However, the bed was comfortable and the air conditioning was perfect, so I think it was very good considering the price.

It is a large hotel near Komatsu Airport. I don't think it was built as a route inn from the beginning. Is it a famous hotel in the region? The greenhouse in the large bath was salty and I was happy to be close to Wakura Onsen. There are also fish taken locally for breakfast, which makes you feel like you came to Hokuriku.

I was looking forward to it because it was a new business hotel, but the walls seemed thin, and I couldn't sleep because I was worried about the sound of the next room hitting the wall. Did someone with such a habit stay? I'm not sure, but I hit it both in the middle of the night and early in the morning. Also, since the station is close, the sound of a freight train passing by echoed quite a bit during the night. It's no choice if it's an old hotel, but is it a new hotel, but is it like this? I was disappointed. Recent new hotels often have large communal baths and saunas, but it was a little disappointing that there was no one here. It was new so it was kept clean and the location near the station was perfect.

I'm staying at the Yukai Resort, which is color 々, so it may be because I'm used to the unique system, but the employees were more kind. Also, the children were very excited about ”Children's Village” and were playing until the last minute. How big is the room? ?? The children were playing hide-and-seek in about the size. There is a color 々 writing, but I think that's the case if you get used to the Yukai Resort system. Check-out is from 8 am in advance. The room was free to use until 12 o'clock. It was a very convenient system. There is also a children's playground in the restaurant, so the recommended time for meals with children is ”book at the first time” both morning and night. There was no New Year-like event in Corona, but it wasn't as crowded as it was, and it was comfortable. I think the free rental stroller that can be used in the building was also very convenient.

The environment is very good, and the hot springs in the hotel are also great.

We booked this onsen on line ourselves. We have travelled to Japan before and have previously experienced other onsen and accompanying Kaiseki meals. We were a little surprised at the location of the onsen. It was in the suburbs. But maybe that was our fault. The area around did seem to be run down. There were a few sad looking shops around. Some were closed. Maybe because of Covid. Maybe it is not geared for foreign tourists. The building is not modern. It had a faded glory about it. It is large and rambling. Our room /suite had a private outdoor bath. We were actually on the fourth floor. The tap to the outdoor bath would not turn off and was continuously dripping. It was outside so didn't bother us but should have been obvious to staff. Likewise the cladding on one wall was coming off and the tiny garden was scruffy and full of dead leaves. This was disappointing and not up to the standard of other onsen we have stayed at previously. The room however were spotless. All the staff were very good, from check in, to the tea servers, the waiters and breakfast room attendants. The ladies got to choose the colour of the kimono they would wear for the evening, which was a nice touch. The Kaiseki meal was served in the restaurant which had bamboo blinds separating the various tables. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening and thought the waiter did an excellent job juggling the tables. The wine was reasonably priced. The breakfast was buffet style and had an enormous choice. Sadly we had to catch an early complimentary shuttle to the station so we just had a quick breakfast, and truthfully we were still full from the meal the night before. We did not partake in the free ice cream or public onsen so can't comment here. The small gift shop was adequate but lacking in nice little souvenirs of the area. So all in all we had a good experience.

Stayed in Rurikoh for 3 nights. I have to say this hotel is quite popular with tour groups and most of them stay here on their way to see Central Japan. The hotel is a bit dated but still clean. All things are large here to accommodate the big crowds - ie Conference rooms, lounges, hotel lobby and restaurants and even the Public Onsen is large. We stayed here to experience the onsens and were not disappointed. There is one indoor + outdoor Public bath, and one private bath. We didn’t try the private one as its chargeable, so we went to the public one only. By staying in Rurikoh, we can even go to the sister hotel, Hatori, to experience their onsen baths there. There are 2 public baths there and many private ones. When we compare the 2 onsen baths, we find that Hatori’s is newer but smaller. Rurikoh’s has its charms and I am sure it used to be the best in the 80’s. Rurikoh has the larger bath and when crowded, you don’t see much of other bathers. As for the room, it is rather dated. We booked the twin room, western style Type A and it was large for Japan Standards. We didn’t take the meals options as there are plenty of Izakayas and restaurants if you drive around. Most restaurants charge less for food and if you dont mind driving around instead of eating in the hotel, you can save quite a fair bit. As for amenities, the hotel is very generous with things like onsen towels, use of Yukatas, water moisturisers, plentiful of toothbrushes and combs. As for the service, staff here are very courteous and they speak English well. One good point with the service is that they will park your car for you and bring it to the front every morning without you even asking. Overall, for the price that we paid and the service and amenities that we got, i would give this a 4star.

The hotel has a pick-up and drop-off at the station, and it can be delivered to the airport. This is very good. The hot spring is very comfortable. The room should be larger, and it will be more comfortable. The hot spring will be replaced by male and female soup every day. There is also a private soup to choose from. After staying for two days, the choices for breakfast and dinner are different. For dinner, it is still better than teppanyaki. The cuisine is obviously not as good as the previous one. The crabs in this season are very delicious.

As soon as you enter the lobby, you'll be enchanted by the snowy landscape, delicious food, and kind employees... Spacious rooms and well-maintained buildings that don't mind the age of the building. I am grateful for the free soft drink server and the free space around the front desk. The rental umbrella has a wonderful design that is unique to Kaga Onsen, and the snowy locality and rental boots for heavy snowfall are also available. We used the free shuttle service from Kaga Onsen Station. ”There is also a cricket bridge within walking distance.” Even if it snows heavily, they will lend you boots and a sturdy umbrella so you don't have to worry.

Probably due to the fact that it is at the so called countryside, price is good. It is quite a drive to the hotel. I arrived about 9pm and it was such a dark drive right into the hotel. A local was driving, if not it would have been quite scary. Not so sure if the location is convenient for the usual traveller. I was booked this hotel by my business counterpart for convenience and supposedly close proximity to the factory. Room is big and spacious. I had 2 queen sized bed with a table and 2 chairs. Not typical of japanese hotels. Room looks old style but clean. Facial wash, body cloth (for scrubbing) etc was provided. They have a natural indoor and outdoor onsen. And a bath that comes with it where everyone just showers together. There is also a dressing area where lotion and moisturiser for the face are provided in the women's onsen. Hair dryer too. Not sure about the men's. There's a vending machine area with drinks and cup noodles and also the toy egg turning machines. Breakfast is at level 1 restaurant, Japanese breakfast, served buffet style.

When I was looking for a hot spring resort that was easy to get to from Kanazawa Station, I found out that I could get there by direct bus at a reasonable price, and visited Yamanaka Onsen. The hot water was good and the inn here was comfortable, so I will visit again. Please note that if you use the bus, it is a little far from the bus stop. However, if you stroll around town slowly, you will arrive in less than 10 minutes. This inn has a homey atmosphere with the employees working hard. In particular, there were several people who helped me during the evening and breakfast that I will never forget. .. Some people may think that it is something different when they imagine sophisticated hospitality like a super luxury ryokan, but I think that ryokan's selling point is human hospitality. For those who want to raise the grade, Kissho Yamanaka may be better. By the way, the hot springs are hot and the open-air bath is just right even in winter. The women's bath has an open-air bath and an open-air bath. The open-air bath is a little deep, so it may be dangerous for small children to enter. There are two private baths. Change in 45 minutes. I think that there is a certain difference in the contents of the dinner plan (perhaps this is the difference in the price). If you don't have it, you may want to focus on meat...Breakfast is heavy, partly buffet type. If you stay consecutive nights, they will take care of your meals. enough. The size and contents of the rooms vary, so if you have any concerns, it may be a good idea to consult with us. The view from the room also faces the scenic spot. I gave it a 4 because there was a slight mistake, but it's within the range of no problems. It became an inn that I want to visit again.

It was the end of the New Year holidays, and the room with an open-air bath was about 20,000 yen per person with dinner and breakfast during the fall sale online, so I used it for 1 night and 2 days. There is a free shuttle bus from Kaga Onsen Station. It was my first time staying at a hot spring inn with an open-air bath, but the room was just the right size for two people. It was a snowy day, and the view from the riverside room was very, very beautiful. Since it was a cheap plan, I thought it would be a restaurant for both dinner and breakfast, but it was nice to be able to have it in my room. The food was more than enough to fill me up. I was able to enjoy Kaga cuisine. The bath in the room was very hot, and even though it was snowing outside, my body felt warm. The ryokan has an old-fashioned feel to it as a whole, with hair falling here and there during the cleaning of the rooms, stains on the walls that look like spilled drinks, and dust behind the hanging scrolls. Beer cans left by previous guests in the open-air bath. Amenities were basic lotions, milky lotions, cleansers, toothpastes, and brushes. When I went to the other floor by mistake, the lighting was much darker and the carpet was full of stains, which reminded me of a haunted house. There was an old game machine in the game corner, but most of it is out of order. An elderly waitress served me, but she only asked me about dinner time, and I had to ask about the location of the safe and refrigerator, check-out time, breakfast time and place, shuttle bus time, etc. I was puzzled by all the things I shouldn't do. Meals were brought with a feeling of unmotivated, and there was no explanation of the dishes. At the end of the day, when I told him that the snowy scenery was beautiful, he smiled wryly and said, ”I'm sick of it from where I live,” and left. . It was the kind of service that made me feel that I was not welcomed the most at the ryokan I've ever been to. It was a cheap plan, so I just thought it couldn't be helped. .

The inn that I finally got on my trip with my grandson every year was very spacious and beautiful. Is there a public bath too? It was simple, unusual, and spacious, and it was unusual for a child to be reluctant to leave. I felt like I was the one who was more infatuated. Meals are also halfway between 7 and 4 years old, and children's lunches and the same things as adults are served, and can you eat them? I think I managed to eat half of it. It was a good experience. So I was happy that everyone called out and cared about me. Each dish was very delicious. All the staff were smiling, kind and nice. Also I want to go.

The appearance is old, but the lobby and the room do not feel so old. Mr. Nakai looks like a relative's aunt, and it feels just right without being too much. White rice is delicious for meals anyway. He put plenty of it in the ohitsu and was willing to bring me a refill. The side dishes were of course delicious, but the white rice was delicious anyway. The large communal bath is normal. The hot water is hot. There was no smell of karki and my skin became smooth. I am very grateful that the private bath can be used for free the next morning. There were 3 types of private baths, but 2 types were able to take a bath. I was able to use the table tennis table for free, so I enjoyed it with my children. The books from the library on the second floor were brought into the room, and the children who liked books were overjoyed. Impression that there are many books for adults. We never went out until check-out, but when we looked at the lobby the next morning, it was raining, so there were boots for lending. I also prepared for children, and I thought it was a thankful service. When I returned, Mr. Nakai went out to see me off to the parking lot and waved until I couldn't see the car. It's not a luxury inn, but you can enjoy the hot springs at a reasonable price. Not suitable for those who expect Mr. Nakai's generous service. It was the best service content for my house.

There is a shuttle bus from JR Kaga Onsen Station (it should be Yukuai's No. 2 bus, with timetable attached). It is very convenient. If there is no reservation, the driver will let you get on the bus. The room is really big, it is the largest room in my trip to Japan, I feel that there is no problem with ten people. The banquet dishes for dinner are also good, and the food is very satisfying. During the afternoon in the open-air bath, there is also free sake and plum wine. The service staff is very polite and constantly greets you and chats (he speaks Japanese, I speak Chinese and English, this five-minute awkward chat... Hahaha) If you leave the hotel, turn right and walk for a few minutes to the public baths, where you can experience the locals’ bathing, so don’t go for tattoos. There are hot springs for soaking your feet and hot springs for drinking in the square outside the baths. It is very comfortable to bring your own foot wipes to soak. It is a pity that I only stayed for one day due to the itinerary. I will definitely go to live for a few more days next time. The tranquility of the Hokuriku countryside is definitely a good place to relax on vacation.