20 Ryokan in Ishikawa

Step into Manyo and you'll enter a different world in both time and space. You can check in while sitting on the sofas in the lobby, and we offer a welcome service of matcha green tea. Set on magnificent grounds, you will find the tranquility and atmosphere that only a Japanese garden can offer. In terms of hospitality, we aim to provide a space where guests can relax without being too close or too distant. Why not relax with your spouse or family and spend some leisurely time with your loved ones?

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

This inn is located in Fukaya Onsen, the best in Kanazawa City, and was founded in the Kansei era (1789) of the Edo period. Fukaya Onsen is about 30 minutes by car from Kanazawa Station and the city's tourist spots, but it is a mountain village with a completely different atmosphere. Enjoy the tranquility of the mountain village and forget the hustle and bustle of the city. Feast your taste buds on meals made with Kaga vegetables and fish delivered directly from Noto and Nanao Port, relax in the beautiful amber-colored moor spring water, and relax at this traditional inn with a charming atmosphere and a nostalgic atmosphere. Many pieces of art that have been collected by Motoyu Ishiya are on display in the inn. Please take a stroll around the inn as if you were touring an art museum. There is also an outdoor Noh stage on the premises, where a bonfire Noh performance is held once a year.

A 3-minute walk from the Kenrokuen Exit of JR Kanazawa Station. Please relax in a quiet room and enjoy Kaga cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients.

A sukiya-style inn where you can view a Japanese garden that reflects the atmosphere of each season. Free shuttle to Kanazawa Station available. Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and rooms that allow pets are also available.

■About the rooms The "Ume no Ma" room where you will be staying was built in 1965. The walls are a vibrant yet calm color typical of Kanazawa, and have been used for the exterior and interior walls of buildings since ancient times. The room consists of an 8-tatami main room, a 6-tatami next room, a tatami corridor, and a 4.5-tatami waiting room. The bedding for your sleep is an Airweave mattress with a down comforter. The bathroom has a cypress-scented bathtub where you can relax and enjoy a bath. The guest room amenities include cosmetics containing gold leaf, which is unique to Kanazawa. Dinner and breakfast are served in a separate detached building called "Ochin". For dinner, you will enjoy Kaga kaiseki cuisine. We will arrange various dishes according to the season based on the basic composition of appetizers, appetizers, sashimi, takiawase, grilled dishes, main dishes, vinegared dishes, rice, and fruit. We can also include jibuni and steamed lotus, which are representative of Kaga cuisine, upon request. We also offer a variety of local sake from famous sake breweries in the prefecture. Breakfast is based on rice cooked in a clay pot, miso soup, kuchitori, grilled dishes, simmered dishes, and other dishes, with seasonal dishes such as boiled tofu also available.

■About Hoshi - The oldest inn in the Hokuriku region The history of Hoshi began at the same time as the history of Mt. Hakusan, one of Japan's three most sacred mountains, which celebrated its 1,300th anniversary since its founding. While Taicho Daishi was undergoing rigorous training at Mt. Hakusan, Hakusan Daigongen appeared in a dream and told him about a sacred spring hidden deep underground. Following the god's words, Daishi went to Awazu and discovered the sacred spring. He had his disciple, Masaaki, who had been close to him, build a hot spring inn and entrusted it with the care of the hot spring, and this was the beginning of "Hoshi". After Masaaki's death, his adopted son Zengoro took over as the second generation, and the inn has continued to be run by the same family for 46 generations, and continues to protect the hot spring to this day. It is a rare inn in the world that has continued to operate solely by the family.

Auberge Maki no Oto Kanazawa welcomes four groups per day and is furnished with the concept of "just right but comfortable." Enjoy four different guest rooms and avant-garde Japanese cuisine at Higashiyama Wakon. For guests staying multiple nights, there is also a plan that includes dinner at a sushi restaurant or traditional Japanese restaurant in Kanazawa city. Enjoy the culture of Kanazawa to the fullest in the historic and atmospheric Higashi Chaya District.