Hyakurakuso

Visited when it was snowing, and was able to enjoy the beautiful snow scenery. The dinner was well arranged. For an additional 3,000 yen, you can also taste the seasonal limited-edition winter yellowtail shabushabu👍

Another unforgettable hot spring trip! This time, we booked the Hyakurasou Ryokan in advance in the Yuwaku Onsen Village in the mountains near Kanazawa. One night and two meals is a classic way of staying in a Japanese hot spring hotel. The so-called two meals means having dinner on the night of check-in and breakfast on the next day. We moved from Yunode Ryokan, which is opposite to Hyakurasou. It snowed heavily that day, adding a touch of meaning to the falling snow. When the hotel receptionist saw the guests approaching, he ran out with an umbrella to greet them, leaving a good first impression. After we were seated, we knelt down to complete the formalities and were served welcome drinks and desserts, which was very thoughtful. At the same time, they promoted the extra seafood for dinner - local crab, which should be a seasonal recommendation, so I spent an extra 50,000 yen to get it. (This should not be a must, regular dinner is included in the room rate) The room has a private bath (the size of a bathtub), which is semi-open-air but actually indoors. The snow scene adds a lot to the room, and the view outside the window is as pure and white as a painting. Compared with other hot spring hotels, this one has a smaller public bath located on the second floor. There are only two small hot spring pools for men and women, one indoor and one outdoor, which is a bit stingy. Fortunately, the hotel has few rooms and was not crowded with guests. The hotel also has an entertainment room with billiards, table tennis and darts. The equipment is pretty good and it is considered to be a very good facility.

Everything went smoothly

12 rooms, no elementary school students allowed, adult atmosphere. Comfortable suites. Pick up from Komatsu Airport. Check in at 12:30. Relax in the hot spring bath until 11:30 the next day.

I was very satisfied when I was served matcha tea and sweets at check-in. But maybe it's time to stop changing into slippers? There were disposable slippers for indoor shoes in the drawer, but I think it would have been better if they were near the entrance. The cleaning was thorough so I felt safe. The meal was served in a private room and was very relaxing, and I was very satisfied with the quality and quantity. The bath was a suite, so it was a semi-open-air bath, and although it was small, it was relaxing. There are also private baths available, so if you make a reservation (or even if you don't, you can use the bath privately if it's available), you can have it all to yourself for a relaxing 50 minutes. The bath, washing area, and changing area were very spacious, clean, and comfortable. Thank you very much for providing us with a wonderful accommodation experience. Also, it would have been perfect if there was a chair (instead of a low chair) for my wife to put her makeup on.

I stayed here with my family. It was easily accessible from Kanazawa city and easy to get to. We were given sweets at check-in, which the kids loved. There was a games corner, so the kids could experience the old-fashioned hot spring atmosphere with darts, table tennis, billiards, and more. Dinner was also very delicious. The herbal hot pot in particular had a great aroma and was highly recommended. The accommodation fee itself is on the expensive side, but you won't feel like you're missing out, so make sure to make your reservation with confidence.