Hot Springs Hotels in Kanazawa

It was a very traditional Japanese hot spring inn. Neither of the two rooms we booked had a shower room; we had to use the large public bath. We were initially quite surprised, but later realized it was a nice experience to immerse ourselves in the local culture. The elderly ladies serving were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home. We originally wanted to book the larger Hyakura-so across the street, but it was fully booked during peak season, so we booked Yunode instead. It turned out to be a completely different experience. My daughter and I tried sleeping on the floor and having dinner in our room. My daughter was very happy. I hope the inn and staff are doing well.

The hotel was great and I would like to go again

The holy place was patrolled. The whole town still has the shadow of flowering Ilubo. Take the bus from Kanazawa Station and remember to bring change and can't swipe the card. Almost couldn't get off the bus. Hotel rooms are very few, no more than ten, so the experience is very good. Opposite is the Fox Shrine. And the egrets soup (this general). The two meals were full, the hot spring was a bit rudimentary, but the elevator came out and it was bright (the picture is not passed here on another mobile phone). The whole body flowered the elements of Ilubo. Beautiful. On the bus's last stop was the sightseeing committee There was a lot of content that was also worth seeing. The pictures are all real scenes with some small towns and the top of the mountain (with bears, up the mountain is worried)

地方有點偏，就3間房，温泉還不錯，就是設施真的有點簡陋

The hotel is very nice we liked it a lot, the entrance to the hotel is beautiful. The staff were very friendly and helpful.The food was excellent ! The only thing I complain is the outside bath” retenburo” is closed they apologized but i wished they informed us because it was very disappointing.