สถานีอะวาซึ (จังหวัดอิชิกาวะ) × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง

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.

We stayed with a group of five. One of us was pregnant and had a seafood allergy. Thank you for kindly preparing special meals for her. Thank you also for arranging a birthday cake and for the wonderful photos.

The room had a wonderful view and was spacious. In the morning, we could watch the sunrise, and the lake looked absolutely beautiful. Dinner was served in a private room, so we could relax. Each dish in the three-tiered meal was delicious, and we also enjoyed the Noto beef. The shampoo bar and hair dryer bar in the bath area were great, and there was a good selection of drinks in the lounge as well. We would love to visit again.

We had a wonderful stay. Although the building is a bit old, it was clean and comfortable. The large public bath was not crowded, and it was kept very clean with frequent cleaning. It was also great to have a ReFa shower head installed. Both breakfast and dinner were excellent, and the grilled beef at dinner was surprisingly delicious.

While preserving the traditional machiya atmosphere overall, the Accommodation has been thoughtfully renovated with a focus on key areas such as the bathroom and kitchen—spacious, spotless, and highly practical. It was a comfortable space with an excellent sense of balance. Unlike a typical Hotel stay, it offered an experience that blends into the neighborhood, and I felt as if I were spending my very first day after moving in. There are many lighting fixtures, and being able to fine-tune them to suit different situations was very convenient. The complimentary local drinks—such as roasted green tea and cider—were a delightful touch that added to the travel mood. Everything from the teapot and cups to the tray and even the hair dryer had a refined design that was pleasing to look at. It was a wonderful Room combining quality with functionality. Under normal circumstances this would unquestionably be a 5-star stay, but this time I am rating it 3 stars. The guests upstairs ran around for minutes at night and again the next morning like shuttle runs, even falling loudly at times. It was noise at a level that would feel excessive even in an ordinary Hotel—and all the more so in a machiya-style place like Komado. Even if our floors were reversed and I were staying upstairs, it would still have carried through. It was extremely difficult to endure. I wanted to raise this through staff, but neither the main phone line nor the emergency contact number could be reached around 7:30 p.m. I believe this Accommodation’s core appeal is its high-quality feel that blends seamlessly into everyday life in town, so it was deeply disappointing that such noise is fundamentally incompatible with that experience. That said, if you are not paired with guests like we had this time, it will surely be an outstanding stay without complaint. Being able to look out onto the courtyard was also fantastic; it is illuminated at night and offers scenery different from daytime—I never got tired of it!

The bath and hot spring were beautifully maintained, and we appreciated the thoughtful hospitality, including wet chopsticks, as well as the delicious seasonal cuisine. Thanks to the attentive service from all the staff, we had a very comfortable stay. It was our first visit in a while, and everything—the room setup, the meals, and the service from all the staff—had been improved even further. It has become an even more wonderful place to stay.

I was very satisfied after relaxing in the hot springs and enjoying delicious meals. Everything felt spacious, and I almost got lost a few times. Everything was clean and comfortable, and the staff provided courteous service. In Kaga Onsen, I didn’t notice any impact from the earthquake, and I hope they continue to do their best.

I stayed in a Room with an open-air bath, but it was not an Onsen. That was the only disappointing point; everything else was excellent. The two baths in the building were also very nice, and it was especially great to find a jacuzzi in an Onsen, which is rare. Dinner reflected the sensibility of a female head chef, and breakfast being a half-buffet was also a nice touch. Overall, the facilities were kept clean and well maintained.

Although we arrived a little early, they kindly welcomed us in. The service could feel a bit rough at times, but the staff were friendly and warm. Rather than the “extraordinary” feel of a luxury hotel, it had that uniquely Japanese sense of comfort and hospitality. When we got to our room and opened the sliding door (fusuma) to view the garden, some insects had come in through small gaps—probably due to the age of the building—and ended up on the inner window. If you’re not good with bugs, it may be worth keeping this in mind. Other than that, everything was comfortable. The building has a charming old-fashioned character, so I think anyone interested in traditional inns or historic architecture will especially enjoy it. The entrance and garden are particularly impressive. The food was excellent—no complaints at all. Thanks to this stay, we were able to relax and truly enjoy our holiday.

When I asked Gemini for a travel plan, this was recommended as an “adult solo trip” option. The building has a sense of history, but it is carefully maintained and I didn’t feel any inconvenience. The baths are said to be without added water or heating, yet the temperature was just right. Since it was October, stepping out to the open-air bath after the slightly hotter indoor bath felt wonderful. The meals featured fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, all delicious—along with Kaga Koshihikari rice. It’s been a long time since plain white rice impressed me this much. I’d love to return during crab season.

This was our second stay, following last year’s visit. The post-bath drinks were well stocked, and the indoor dog run and complimentary pet treats were even better than last year. Our pet could join us in the dining area, and it was convenient that pets can be walked on a leash inside the property without needing to stay in a carrier. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. The only drawback was that there were few outlets in the room and their locations weren’t very convenient, but we borrowed an extension cord from the front desk to manage. We would definitely like to stay again.

I stayed at Kisagane, a place I’d been curious about for a while. The first thing that caught my eye when I entered the room was the calm view of Lake Shibayama stretching out beyond the window. It was quiet and deeply relaxing. What impressed me most was the food. The kaiseki dinner featured plenty of seasonal local ingredients from Kaga, and I was completely satisfied—not only with each dish’s flavor, but also with the beautiful presentation and tableware. The grilled fish at breakfast (which you can choose) was nicely fragrant, and it made me want to eat even more rice in the morning. The hot spring has a slightly salty quality, and even after bathing my body stayed warm for quite a while. The staff were courteous and attentive while keeping just the right distance, so I felt comfortable throughout my stay. This is an inn I’d love to visit again in another season.

The Room was very clean and comfortable. I’m glad I chose the breakfast-included option. Thank you very much.

Whenever we visit Hokuriku, we always stay at “Notoya.” We always look forward to the warm hospitality from the staff and the delicious meals. This time, we stayed in a Japanese-style Room with a semi-open-air bath fed directly from the hot spring source, and enjoyed an all-sea-bream menu: a boat platter of sea bream, sea bream shabu-shabu, and sea bream ochazuke. The dishes were light and gentle on our bodies as seniors, and we were able to finish everything. The bath in the Room was also at just the right temperature, and we fully enjoyed the luxury of soaking morning and night while feeling the cool breeze. “Notoya” never disappoints no matter when we visit—we would definitely like to stay again next time. Thank you very much for taking such good care of us.

I stayed here with three friends. Unfortunately it rained, so we kept sightseeing to a minimum and checked in early. We relaxed, took a long bath, and took it easy. Both the Room and the bath were very clean, and it felt great to be able to walk around the building barefoot. We ended up drinking several cups of delicious coffee using the coffee maker in the Room. The only slight disappointment was that there were no tea bags for tea. The staff member was friendly and gave us lots of helpful tips on good places to eat and souvenirs, which really helped us out. Even in bad weather, they kindly walked us to the bus under an umbrella, which we really appreciated. The weather wasn’t great on this trip, but overall we were very satisfied.

This was my first stay here. The Room was spacious, and I was very satisfied to be able to relax in the Onsen. If I have the opportunity, I would like to stay here again.

This was our last trip of the year. We were fully satisfied with this Ryokan in every way—the cuisine, the Onsen, and the kind hospitality of the staff. There was only one small issue, but it was addressed promptly. We would like to continue coming here in the future.

Everyone at the Hotel was very kind, and the bath was relaxing. I’m quite particular about cleanliness, but everything was clean and I felt comfortable staying there! Even though it’s a Japanese-style room, it had proper blackout curtains, which was great because the kids didn’t wake up early in the morning.

The full-course Italian dinner exceeded my expectations. From the very first dish, we were served three melt-in-your-mouth slices of Noto beef, and there was plenty of both fish and meat. It also featured lots of seasonal vegetables and fruit, and I was very satisfied. The dessert was delicious as well. I don’t drink much alcohol, but drinks (including alcoholic options) were included, so other guests seemed to enjoy them too. The breakfast buffet also offered a great variety—Japanese, Western, and Chinese options such as ochazuke with blackthroat seaperch broth, the hotel’s special curry, and light dim sum—and everything was tasty. The bath had no view. There is an open-air bath as well, but since it has no roof, it rained that day and I could only use it briefly. There’s no sauna either, so it felt a bit dull. As for the room, perhaps we were upgraded—it had a view of Shibayama Lagoon. Thank you very much.

We stayed as a family. The property had a calm atmosphere, and the sense of privacy—being able to relax without worrying about other guests—was truly comfortable. Both the guest room and the facilities were very clean, so we could unwind with our child with peace of mind. What we loved most was that the open-air bath in our room was fed by natural hot spring water. Without having to go to the public bath, we could enjoy Yamashiro Onsen whenever we liked. The room layout was also very family-friendly: even with our luggage spread out it never felt cramped, and it was helpful that the sleeping area and relaxing area were nicely separated. Breakfast was just the right amount, and each dish was carefully prepared and delicious. It made for a pleasant start to the day. This is an inn I would highly recommend for families who want to enjoy hot springs without any hesitation. We would love to stay again as a family.