20 Ryokan in Ishikawa

A sukiya-style inn where you can admire a Japanese garden reflecting the beauty of each season. Free shuttle service available to Kanazawa Station. We offer Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and pet-friendly rooms.

■About the Room The room you'll be staying in, 'Ume no Ma,' was constructed in 1965.The walls in a vibrant yet calming 'Bengara Red' color, characteristic of Kanazawa, have long been used for building exteriors and interior walls. The room consists of an 8-tatami main room, a 6-tatami adjoining room, a tatami hallway, and a 4.5-tatami waiting area.Your bedding is prepared with Airweave mattresses and feather futons for a comfortable rest. The bathroom features a hinoki wood bathtub, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing bath infused with its distinct aroma.Room amenities include cosmetics infused with Kanazawa's signature gold leaf. Dinner and breakfast are served in a separate building called 'Ochitei.' Dinner features Kaga-style kaiseki cuisine for your enjoyment.The meal comprises dishes such as appetizers, hors d'oeuvres, sashimi, simmered items, grilled items, main courses, vinegared dishes, rice, and seasonal fruits, arranged creatively to reflect seasonal changes.Signature Kaga dishes like jibuni stew and lotus steamed dishes can also be included upon request.In addition, a variety of locally brewed sake from famous breweries in the prefecture is available. Breakfast includes freshly cooked rice in a clay pot, miso soup, pickled side dishes, grilled items, simmered dishes, and seasonal offerings like hot tofu.

A distinguished inn established during the Kansei era of the Edo period (1789) at Fukatani Onsen, the premier hot spring in Kanazawa City. Fukatani Onsen is about a 30-minute drive from Kanazawa Station and the city's tourist attractions, but it offers a completely different atmosphere in a mountain village. Encounter the tranquility of the mountain village to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, savor meals featuring Kaga vegetables and fresh fish delivered directly from Noto and Nanao Port, relax in the amber-colored beautifying moor hot spring, and enjoy your stay at this historic inn where time flows serenely in a nostalgic setting. The inn showcases a collection of artworks that Motoyu Ishiya has accumulated over the years.Please take a leisurely tour of the premises as if visiting an art museum. Additionally, there is an outdoor Noh stage on the premises, where a traditional fire-lit Noh performance is held once a year.

3 minutes on foot from JR Kanazawa Station Kenrokuen Exit.Relax and unwind with carefully selected Kaga cuisine and a tranquil room.

One of the closest hot springs to Kanazawa's tourist attractions.A long-established restaurant renowned for its Kanazawa seasonal kaiseki cuisine made with local ingredients.24 guest rooms with private hot spring baths.

A tranquil inn located on a hill overlooking Yamashiro Onsen, surrounded by lush greenery and abundant nature. On its vast grounds, you can enjoy seasonal flowers and foliage, and experience the soothing atmosphere of a forest bath with the sounds of birds and insects. The interior of the facility offers a spacious and open atmosphere throughout. Enjoy the natural hot springs that have been flowing for over 1,500 years, directly from the source. The transparent and odorless hot springs are said to have effects that promote beautiful skin. The cuisine features the fresh bounty of the Sea of Japan and the mountain harvests of the Kaga Plain, carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients to fully bring out their natural flavors.

Our establishment was founded in 1963, offering spacious rooms that evoke relaxation, rejuvenating hot springs, and Kaga cuisine crafted with carefully selected ingredients, as part of various forms of hospitality to contribute to making Yamashiro Onsen a charming region. Additionally, we have received numerous awards, including being selected as one of the Top 250 Popular Hot Spring Hotels and being certified as a 'Five-Star Inn.' Our Service Philosophy We cherish the warmth of a hot spring inn, aiming to create a lively, bright, and enjoyable atmosphere. At the same time, we consistently offer friendly and smiling service, striving to create a 'high-quality inn (≠luxury inn)' that serves as an unforgettable gathering place for all our guests.

Step into Manyo, and you'll find yourself in a world where time and space transcend reality. In the lobby, you can check in while seated on a sofa, and enjoy a matcha welcome service.On the expansive grounds, there is the tranquility and elegance unique to a Japanese garden. Our hospitality emphasizes creating a relaxing space for guests, striking a balance between attentiveness and discretion.Why not spend a leisurely and relaxing time with your significant other or family, cherishing those precious moments together?

A long-established ryokan in Yamanaka Onsen, a famous hot spring in Kaga, which has been in business for 800 years.Located in the heart of the scenic Kakusenkei River, the comfort of bathing close to the river is truly otherworldly.Enjoy the beautiful greenery in spring and summer, the autumn leaves in autumn and the snowy landscape in winter from the comfort of your room.

Guest rooms: 24 rooms Capacity: 60 people Restaurant district 'Kuriya' Dining rooms and private dining areas Large bath: Men's large bath 'Isana', Women's large bath 'Ayuo', open-air bath, dedicated powder room Parking: 25 passenger cars (no reservation required, first-come, first-served)

■About Houshi ～The Oldest Inn in Hokuriku～ The history of Houshi began alongside the history of Mount Hakusan, one of Japan's three sacred mountains, which marked its 1300th anniversary since its opening. Hakusan Daigongen appeared in a dream to the great monk Taicho, who was undergoing rigorous training on Mount Hakusan, and revealed the location of a sacred spring hidden deep underground. Following this divine revelation, the monk traveled to Awazu, unearthed the sacred spring, and instructed his close disciple Gyōryō Houshi to build an inn there and entrusted him with its care. This marked the beginning of 'Houshi.' After Gyōryō Houshi's passing, his adopted son Zengorō succeeded as the second generation, and since then, the inn has been operated exclusively by the family for 46 generations, making it a rare establishment in the world that continues to protect its sacred waters to this day.

【Cuisine】Starting with the signature selectable kaiseki course 'A la Carte Kaiseki,' we continuously pursue the true deliciousness of seasonal ingredients with their rich expressions. 【Guest Rooms】Relax with a 21-hour stay (Check-in: 14:00 / Check-out: 11:00).Experience a truly peaceful moment in rooms that highlight the elegance of traditional Japanese architectural beauty. 【Hot Springs】The hot springs of Yamanaka Onsen, renowned for their skin-beautifying properties, allow you to enjoy the changing seasonal landscapes such as fresh greenery, autumn foliage, and snowy scenery in the open-air bath.