[Accommodations Around Kaga] Ryokan and Hotels in Ishikawa Prefecture (List by Area) - Ishikawa Prefecture Ryokan and Hotel Association

Yamanaka Onsen

Three private open-air baths - cypress, binchotan charcoal and natural stone - plus 22 guest rooms with their own open-air baths. Please take your time and relax.

Yamanaka Onsen

Beautiful mountains in every season, seen from all guest rooms. The famous Korogi Bridge is 5 min on foot, and Kakusenkei Gorge is perfect for strolling. The 3.6-meter "Owan-no-Yu" open-air baths in red and black, inspired by Yamanaka lacquerware bowls, and the traditional dishes at our lunch restaurant "Karin" are very popular.

Yamanaka Onsen

All guest rooms face the stream of Kakusenkei Gorge, where the changing seasons melt your fatigue away. Seasonal cuisine of carefully chosen quality and superb hospitality will recharge you for tomorrow.

Yamanaka Onsen

"Somehow nostalgic." "Simple, yet comforting." That is the feeling we hope you will savor. Oiwai-no-Yado offers rooms where guests can spend truly restful moments.

Yamanaka Onsen

An inn of just seven rooms standing beside the famous Korogi Bridge, one of Ishikawa's scenic spots. The luxurious detached rooms with open-air baths are popular! The owner bids for ingredients at the local fishing port and prepares "jiwamon" kaiseki of local delicacies - in summer, horsehair crab, wild sweetfish, flathead and more.

Yamanaka Onsen

"Kuriya" means a kitchen - a place of cooking - expressing our wish to bring guests deep satisfaction through wholehearted cuisine. "Yasohachi" (eighty-eight) comes from the characters that form the word for rice. We created a rice paddy in the lobby, planted by our staff, who tend the growing rice together. We hope the timeless scenery of the paddy through the seasons will soothe your heart...

Yamanaka Onsen

Yamanaka Onsen, beloved by Basho. A Kaga hot spring inn overlooking the Tsurusen Valley. Savor seasonal local specialties at the Kaga cuisine and teppanyaki restaurants, and relax in the natural hot springs. “Hokuriku Yamanaka Onsen Kichijo Yamanaka,” a new Japanese-style resort that soothes all five senses with guest rooms featuring open-air baths and the Hokuriku region’s first full-scale spa (beauty salon).

Yamanaka Onsen

"Kagari Kichijotei" in Kaga and Yamanaka Onsen is a traditional Kaga hot spring inn offering views of Korogi Bridge and the Tsurusen Valley. At our diverse dining venues, savor the bountiful mountain and sea delicacies of Kaga; enjoy the natural hot springs in our open-air baths and standing baths that overlook the mountain stream; and find peace of mind in the ever-changing seasonal scenery visible from your room. For your getaway in Kaga Yamanaka Onsen, choose Kagari Kichijo-tei.

Yamanaka Onsen

An inn that has been cherished for over 800 years, dating back to the Kamakura period. Enjoy our premium buffet featuring an abundance of local ingredients, the natural hot springs nestled in the mountains—which the haiku master Matsuo Bashō praised and cherished as one of the “Three Famous Hot Springs of Fusō”— and our sauna facilities where you can “recharge” while surrounded by the grandeur of nature.

Yamanaka Onsen

The mountain hot springs beloved by Basho. Please enjoy the open-air baths with their breathtaking views. One of the highlights here is the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenery throughout the four seasons—from spring cherry blossoms to winter snowscapes. With plenty of nearby tourist attractions, you can fully enjoy both the hot springs and sightseeing.