พื้นที่น้ำพุร้อนฮกคุริคุ × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง

We stayed in a river-view room with a private open-air bath. Everything was outstanding, from the hospitality, open-air bath, and meals to the view from the room, the fresh air and scents, cleanliness, and safety. We have often stayed at hotels in the past, but this ryokan helped us rediscover the unique charm of a traditional Japanese inn. It was a wonderful stay where we could truly relax. We would love to visit again.

From arrival by car to departure, we had a very pleasant stay. All the staff were cheerful and very kind, and the meals were excellent. When we left by car, it was especially memorable that they kept waving until we were out of sight. We would definitely like to stay again.

This Accommodation overlooks a dam lake and the surrounding forest. All you see is nature—no signs of people in the landscape. There is an open, panoramic bath. With a roof and glass doors that can be closed, it may not be a true open-air bath in the strict sense, but it is very comfortable. All-inclusive, including draft beer after bathing. There’s a great selection of quality alcohol, and plenty of snacks as well. You’re free to take them back to your Room. I like their generosity. It’s perfect for an easygoing stay-in retreat. The Room isn’t overly large, but the toilet and washbasin area are spacious enough that it doesn’t feel cramped. Dining in a booth draped with long noren curtains while looking out at the scenery is truly gourmet dining in every sense of the word. The staff seem few in number, but everything runs efficiently with no wasted movement. Alcohol here is also free-flowing—it feels great. It’s quiet at night. At checkout, there was naturally nothing to pay at the counter—clean and simple—and I left thinking how much fun it was. My rating is subjective: I gave “value for money” a 3 (as expected for the price).

A clean Room and a spacious large public bath. The breakfast was delicious and enjoyable as well. I only regret that I arrived early, so I could have relaxed more.

From the moment we arrived, the parking guidance, check-in, shop, and breakfast venue staff were all very welcoming, and their smiles and service made our stay truly comfortable. The Room was also clean and well maintained. We also appreciated the complimentary beer and ice cream after bathing. Thank you very much.

A trip for a couple in our mid-60s: about 2 hours from Tokyo to Kanazawa by Shinkansen, then around a 15-minute walk from the station to the inn. From the warm and attentive welcome, we were served tea in the tea room before being shown to our room. The room was a modern 90 m² space. We were told that even the bathwater is brought in from a hot spring. For in-room dining, the kitchen is connected directly to the dining area in the room, so once everything was ready, we simply went there and enjoyed each dish. There was no need to move around at all, and we didn’t encounter other guests during our stay. We were truly impressed by the hospitality of all the staff. Nothing unpleasant at all—just a wonderfully happy stay. The next day, we walked to Kenrokuen Garden and Higashi Chaya District for sightseeing, then headed home from Kanazawa Station. Our only request: there were so many dishes that it was difficult to finish everything, and it was hard to pace ourselves without knowing how far along we were—so if possible, we would be happy to receive a menu after the meal as well. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay. It was quiet and very relaxing. The room was wonderful, and the meals were excellent. I enjoyed them at a leisurely pace in my room. The furnishings on display are beautiful—it feels like a museum. I also appreciated being shown another room. I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

This was our fifth stay in two consecutive years (we also visited 12 and 25 years ago, haha). The Room was clean, the meals were delicious, and we especially enjoyed the extra-ordered red ika somen. We also loved the welcome chestnut steamed yokan. We had one from a famous confectionery in Kyoto the day before, but this one suited our taste better. We bought some at the shop on our way home. Thank you very much for upgrading our Room as well. As we were leaving, the proprietress kindly said, “Please come again,” so we hope to visit again next year. Thank you very much.

This was our first time staying overnight at Kokorian. The room had a spacious layout with a Western-style room, a Japanese-style room, and a separate bed area, and the bedding was very comfortable. The bath was in the room so we could use it anytime, but since check-out was at 10:00, I felt it was a bit of a shame—if it were 11:00 or 12:00, we could have enjoyed another relaxing soak in the morning. Dinner was a Kaga cuisine course with beautifully refined flavors and rich dashi throughout; we were completely satisfied. Breakfast also offered many dishes, and both my husband and I enjoyed it very much. My husband rarely gives compliments, but he said, “Let’s come again!” We were able to relax in the hot springs for the first time in a while, and we are grateful for Kokorian’s warm hospitality.

I stayed here about 10 years ago and had always hoped to come back someday! After being transferred for work and moving to the Hokuriku area, I was finally able to return as I’d wished. As always, we received a warm welcome from the moment we arrived. My memory is a bit hazy, but I feel like the restaurant may have been renovated!! After soaking in the hot spring, my skin felt silky smooth; I warmed up from the core and slept very well! The crab miso from the optional red snow crab add-on was unbelievably delicious—I was truly impressed!

I’d love to visit again. It couldn’t have been more comfortable. Warm and kind, with just the right amount of distance—truly relaxing from the heart. So this is what hospitality is. The staff’s teamwork was wonderful, and somehow it felt like coming home. Making my own onsen egg was fun, too. We stayed in a special room; it was spacious and excellent, with a massage chair as well. My family and I even said we should have stayed one more night. We were also able to use the new lounge called Waraku. After the hot springs, we could relax in our yukata at Waraku while enjoying drinks and light snacks.

This stay was our long-awaited “revenge trip” after we had to cancel in February because a family member came down with the flu. Because the entire Accommodation is covered with tatami, our family member with mobility issues didn’t need to put on geta or slippers, and we were able to relax without stress. The Room was spotless and well maintained, making it very comfortable, and the view opened straight onto an unspoiled rural landscape. We took a breather with a welcome drink before dinner. Dinner featured an abundance of seasonal ingredients such as red snow crab, roe-bearing sweetfish, and matsutake mushrooms—delighting not only the palate but also the eyes and nose. The large public bath felt wonderfully open, as if an outdoor bath were floating within the garden. Towels were also stacked in front of the bath area, so there was no need to bring them from your Room as is common these days. If I had to mention one thing, I feel it would be more fitting to have towels rather than paper towels placed near the sink in the Room. At departure they even removed leaves stuck to our car’s windshield. There was no pushy “this-and-that” service; instead, their thoughtful attention that reaches exactly where needed was truly pleasant. It was an exceptional Accommodation that made us want to return in another season.

I’ve stayed at Dormy Inn in other cities, but this Fukui location has a spacious, spotless public bath that made it feel like a real hot-spring trip. There’s a welcome coffee machine in the entrance, and from the evening you can enjoy a lounge-style service with alcohol and light snacks for 1,500 yen. With late-night soba, ice cream after bathing, and other thoughtful touches, it’s an easy-to-use hotel with excellent value for money and great convenience. It was a bit of a walk from the station, but there were appealing areas along the way and I enjoyed the stroll. At breakfast they prepared Echizen soba to order, and there were also Fukui specialties—everything was delicious and helped me start my workday feeling refreshed. There aren’t many hotels around Fukui Station, but in this price range I think this one offers outstanding value.

We were very satisfied with both the Hotel’s atmosphere and the food. We would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

The meals, amenities, and services were excellent and attentive. Small thoughtful touches—such as sleepwear, a bath chair, complimentary drinks, and bottled water—made our stay very comfortable.

The Accommodation’s calm atmosphere, the cuisine, and the baths were all wonderful, but what impressed me most was the exceptional hospitality of the staff. Everyone we spoke with combined deep knowledge with warm, attentive service, making our stay truly comfortable. I initially wondered if this trip might be a bit luxurious for traveling with my three underage sons, but they seemed to experience what true quality means, and I am now wholeheartedly satisfied.

The meals were truly outstanding. The sake pairings were also excellent. This is an Accommodation I definitely want to return to for the first time in a while.

This was my third stay. I was worried about road restrictions due to the heavy rain, but everything was fine. The meals were delicious, and there is a semi-open-air bath with a view of the fishing lights. I’m planning to visit by motorcycle next year.

After dinner, when we stepped outside, it was pitch-dark—only the sounds of insects and the flowing river. The mountain view wrapped in morning mist was truly beautiful, and this Accommodation was incredibly relaxing. Every time, I enjoy looking for a Hotel with Rooms that make my family say “Wow!”—and this time, of course, they did. Seeing the exterior, they said they never expected such a beautiful Room (laugh). Before our stay, we received a phone call about road closures and allergies; everyone was so kind that even before arriving, I already wanted to come back. The meals also reflected the cook’s kindness—everything served warm was freshly made and delicious. We couldn’t finish everything and ended up leaving some of the kamameshi rice. They kindly offered to make rice balls for us, but we were truly too full so we declined. It was very tasty, but there were really so many dishes that if upgrading meant slightly smaller portions and perhaps one more type of sashimi instead, that would be wonderful. The bath was also great, but the shower position was too high, and I wished there had been cold water available after getting out. If it were closer to home, it’s an Accommodation I’d want to visit every year.

A tranquil, standalone inn in Inami, selected by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the “50 Quiet Places in the World.” The houses lining the approach to Zuisenji Temple were each adorned with intricate wood carvings. We were thoroughly satisfied with the course meal featuring local ingredients, complemented by a refreshing aroma of smoked flavors. Both the room and dining area felt calm and relaxing. We’d love to return.