Beniya Mukayu

We stayed as a couple.Rather than a Ryokan, it felt like a museum—an atmosphere of calm and refined elegance throughout.The property features abundant wood, and a clean, refreshing scent reminiscent of hinoki cypress and herbs filled the air, creating a distinctly Japanese ambiance.It was clear that everything was meticulously maintained; the Room, lobby, and large public bath were all spotless, making our stay feel fresh and comfortable.Every meal was delicious, but the charcoal-grilled ayu sweetfish and the mixed rice cooked with abalone and turban shell were exceptional. Not only the luxurious dishes stood out—the simple steamed vegetables at breakfast also left a strong impression with their natural sweetness.We also appreciated that plenty of towels and bath towels were provided in both the large public bath and the open-air bath in our Room, so we could bathe as many times as we liked in complete comfort.We had such a wonderful time that we would gladly make “staying at Muka-yu” the very purpose of our trip.Thank you very much.

We stayed for two nights from June 1 to 3 to celebrate my husband’s 60th birthday. It was a truly comfortable stay surrounded by fresh greenery. Tokyo had severe weather due to the typhoon, but fortunately the Kanazawa area was not significantly affected. In fact, even the sound of the rain felt soothing, and we were able to enjoy a quiet, relaxing stay. This Accommodation has excellent Rooms, baths, and meals. On top of that, all of the staff were wonderful, and chatting with them in the restaurant and lounge became a very fond memory. The interior design is simple yet stylish and functional, and I felt that the sense of space helped create a feeling of calm for us as well. This time we also tried a treatment session, which was an exceptional experience. It felt as if all our daily fatigue simply melted away at once. Next time, we would love to visit again in a different season.