Hotels with Gyms in Kaga

A well located ryokan (5 minutes walk from the town centre) that has multiple indoor and outdoor public hot springs as well as private hot springs you can book for an extra fee. While the building is modern, being a ryokan. the room I stayed in was furnished in a traditional Japanese style with tatami, fusama, shoji and even a tokonoma (though I suspect all rooms are like this). The facilities and extras Hatori offers (bar, bookable cafe, karaoke room, free taiko performance and free ice cream nightly) were really nice touches. What made my stay most enjoyable however were the delicious dinners (make sure to book your meals in you stay plan you wont regret it!) and staff. While only a little English was spoken all the staff did their utmost to make you feel welcome and provide for your needs. This kind of 'omotenashi' is increasingly rare and I wish I could have stayed there more than 3 nights. I will definitely be back.

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.

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.

Located in Kaga, Tokigasane is a 1-minute drive from Katayamazu Hot Spring and 8 minutes from Kaga Fruitland. This ryokan is 4.2 mi (6.8 km) from Motorcar Museum of Japan and 5.9 mi (9.5 km) from Kamoike Observation Center.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, shopping on site, and a television in a common area.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator. Free valet parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 36 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The lady general is always greeted at the front door in the cold. In the hot spring * making experience, I saw that it was difficult even though it was cold when I went out from the entrance, and when I returned to the inn from the entrance again, I suddenly stopped by and said, ”The size of geta, There is a bigger one, ”said the landlady herself. I was impressed again that I was educated casually by taking my own geta and showing it to my employees, not to take it to the employee, and I studied. Thank you 😊

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.

It was a satisfying inn in terms of rooms, hot springs, meals, customer service, cleanliness, etc. In particular, the hot springs have a moist quality that feels like a lotion, and I took the open-air baths in the guest rooms many times. There wasn't anything special about the meal, but I was able to slowly eat warm food in the room, and all of them were delicious. Mr. Nakai's personality was good, and I was able to talk happily, and he was able to deal with allergies that I had told him in advance. It was good that I could move barefoot inside the inn without slippers. Also, I was grateful that the check-in time was 13:00 and I was able to stay until 12:00 the next day, so I was able to relax very slowly. Yamashiro Onsen itself is a small hot spring town, but this inn was a very comfortable time and space.

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.

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.

If you like hot springs, this should be a good choice. The hotel is good in all aspects, the service is very good, and the hotel hardware is also good. The hotel has its own hot springs. There is a Meiji-era hot spring outside the door that seems to be quite good. It is free for hotel guests. Yes, the price includes breakfast and dinner. The quality is very good. After staying for two days, I felt that I was full after the second meal. If you don’t like hot springs, it is suitable to experience a Japanese-style hotel. We don’t like hot springs. After staying for two nights, I felt like I had nothing to do 😂 😂 😂