"The room size, cleanliness, breakfast (didn't add dinner as I don't like seafood), and all the staff were great. The surroundings were also peaceful, making for a very pleasant stay. The only thing is that it's about a 20-minute drive from the station, and the shuttle only runs around check-in/out times. So if you arrive early, there's not much to do around the station. We ended up taking a taxi in (4500 yen 🥹, since there's plenty to see and it's nice for a walk around the onsen area). Anyway, it was a good stay. I'd love to come back in a different season!"

"Kaga is so unpopular that the information on the Chinese website is very incomplete. I placed the order with trepidation. At that time, it was one of the few hotels with rooms available and a price per person. The hotel room pictures and information on Ctrip's page were actually very confusing, and the hotel's official website could not be opened in China. As a result, when I arrived in Kaga, I chatted with the owner of the cafe in the hot spring town. The owner said that this was definitely the right place to book and you will have a perfect day. Indeed! First of all, the room is at least 100 square meters, which is more spacious than many hotels with thousands of square meters per capita, and here it only costs 1000+ per capita Secondly, the hotel is only a 10-minute walk from the Yamashiro Onsen Souyu, and you can make an appointment in advance to pick up the station (free, Ctrip only writes that it is wrong to send the station). If you walk there by yourself, turn at Ye Duli and climb a small slope. There are signs along the way Thirdly, the hotel service attitude is really good. The staff will wait for the corresponding guests at about the same time, and then accompany them all the way to the room. The hotel map is a little complicated, and the explanation is very clear. It will mark the restaurant, breakfast and dinner reservation time, and the time of sending the station, etc. The female general of Kaiseki will also try hard to introduce the ingredients of each dish to you in English. Even though it is mainly domestic tourists, I didn’t feel the discrimination or indifference to foreigners in some places Finally, the hotel is in the forest, which is really a great environment. There is a corridor for walking, two hot springs, and you can sunbathe in the forest. The free rest area is at the entrance of the four-season corridor. Coffee and drinks are self-service. You can also sit in the hanging basket and stare at the forest waterfall (there may be more insects in summer, so be careful)"

"This Japanese-style hot spring hotel has complete facilities and the lobby is decorated in a very luxurious style. We arrived early and enjoyed the free afternoon tea and foot bath first. When we checked in at 3 o'clock, a waiter in kimono guided us to the door of the room, which was very considerate. After taking a bath, we had dinner on the 2nd floor of the hotel as scheduled. Dinner is a standard Kaiseki cuisine, which is very sumptuous. Each family has its own private dining space and is equipped with a dedicated person to serve throughout the meal. At 9 o'clock in the evening, the hotel arranged a local Taiko performance in Kaga for the guests, which was very unique. The whole experience was very satisfying."

"I am traveling by car this time (staying at hotels in Kanazawa, Tojinbo, and Tsuruga), and I don't have any idea about transportation (the hotel has a special car to pick up from Kaga Station). Wendian is very well maintained. It is a Japanese national tourist hot spring franchise hotel. The hot spring water is good and authentic. There is a public bath (hot spring water) and three private baths. You need to pay at night (it is free if you make an appointment in the morning). I am very satisfied with the breakfast and dinner. I chose the largest room (with a large side hall), with a welcome drink, unlimited tea, popsicles after bathing, and unlimited coffee in the morning. The most important thing is that the price is not expensive. When you leave, the reception staff will bow and wave goodbye. It is a traditional Japanese hotel and a great choice for a Japanese tourist resort hotel."

"Great hotel. Very peaceful. The onsen experience was nice. The room was very traditional and spacious."

"Nice hot spring restaurant with good food"

"I really loved this hotel; unfortunately, I only stayed one night, but it was totally worth it! I'd love to come back again."

"Booked this for friends, they all said it was very good, unique and I like it. I will try it again if I have the chance. Travel attractions are very important, and the hotel you stay in is also very important. A good hotel will make you happy after a tiring day."

"The large public bath was open from 6:00 in the morning, and there were no problems with calling and paying for a taxi to the airport. If I had to say one thing, I felt that it was still a rural area because only 1000 yen notes were accepted when buying drinks from the vending machine."