Tadaya

The sea view at the entrance of the hotel is very beautiful. The hotel has free bicycle rentals. The milk and beef in Noto are delicious. I will stay here again next time

A great accommodation experience. Not only can you see the sea in the room, but the layout of the room is also very comfortable. Especially when you can watch the sunset slowly setting into the sea in the room, it is as moving as a painting. The place for bathing. There is also a bath where you can see Nanao Bay up close. It is indeed a very unforgettable travel experience and highly recommended! The only flaw for me is that the quilt is a little thicker ~ everything else is perfect!

和倉温泉的TADAYA不錯[強]…她有百多年的歷史，安靜滴坐落在温泉鎮西面，是面朝大海，遠離喧囂。 坐在酒店內，坐等落日，太完美了👍

"Wakura Onsen for the first time." The inn we chose is Tadaya, which stands alone on the west side of the hot spring town. It's a little far from the hot spring town, so it's not suitable for walking around the hot spring town, but the quiet environment facing Nanao West Bay was very nice. The scale of the hot spring is not too big, and I think that is also connected to the comfort. After relaxing in the hot springs, enjoy dinner. At a nice restaurant, I had a kaiseki meal named "Gift from Satoyama Satoumi". All the dishes that are brought are beautiful to look at, and the dishes are also nice. Each dish is given a name, such as ``Haru no Shiokaze,'' and the naming is also stylish. The next morning, I was able to relax and enjoy the view of the quiet Nanao West Bay until check-out time.

Tadaya is a Japanese-style inn located at the western end of Wakura Onsen, facing Nanao West Bay. This is an inn where you can spend a relaxing and wonderful time, which is difficult to experience in a large-scale inn with hundreds of rooms. From our guest room, we could see the sea of Nanao West Bay, and we could see the sun setting over the small hill beyond the bay. The dinner I was looking forward to was a kaiseki meal named "Gift from Satoyama and Satoumi." I ate while looking at the menu and the dishes that were brought, but the names of the dishes written on the menu are quite charming. "Sea Breeze of Spring", "News from Satoumi", "Tenderness and Even the Earth"... Of course, it was delicious, not just the name. We also had local sake with the food, and the sake cups were also wonderful, the first being tin products and the second being Wajima lacquerware.