Kaga no Yado Hoshotei
7.8
Very Good(182 reviews)
1 Chome-80-1 Yamashiroonsen, Kaga, Ishikawa 922-0257, Japan
+2
Hotel Description
Kaga no Yado Hoshotei, located at 1 Chome-80-1 Yamashiroonsen, Kaga, Ishikawa 922-0257, Japan, is a serene hot spring hotel nestled on a picturesque residential street, providing a perfect retreat for those seeking relaxation and cultural immersion. Just 5 km from Kaga Onsen train station and 9 km from the Motorcar Museum of Japan, this hotel is conveniently situated to explore the local attractions. The hotel's design exudes a calming atmosphere, enhanced by traditional tatami floors and chabudai dining tables, allowing guests to unwind in an authentically Japanese environment.
The rooms at Kaga no Yado Hoshotei are airy and spacious, featuring comfortable futons, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, sitting areas, minifridges, and tea and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms can accommodate up to 10 guests, making it ideal for families or larger groups. In-room dining options provide convenience and cater to diverse palates, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Guests can indulge in a range of exceptional amenities, including a chic café and a lively karaoke bar, perfect for socializing and entertainment. The hotel offers a well-equipped kids’ play area, making it family-friendly and welcoming for visitors of all ages. The highlight of Kaga no Yado Hoshotei is the gender-segregated communal bathhouse, featuring both indoor and outdoor geothermal pools that harness the natural healing properties of hot springs, providing a unique and refreshing experience for guests.
Transportation and accessibility are made easy, with nearby public transport options including the Yamashiroonsen Nishiguchi Bus Stop, just a 3-minute walk away, and Kagaonsen Station, approximately a 10-minute taxi ride. For those traveling from airports, Komatsu Airport is a quick 25-minute taxi ride, while Toyama Airport is about 1 hour and 33 minutes away. This accessibility makes Kaga no Yado Hoshotei a convenient base for exploring the beauty of Ishikawa Prefecture.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing comprehensive measures to ensure guests' well-being throughout their stay. These include regular sanitization, health screenings, and guidelines to maintain a safe environment for everyone.
Guests at Kaga no Yado Hoshotei can partake in various activities, such as relaxing at the nearby Yamashiro Onsen, visiting the historic Natadera Temple, or enjoying the scenic beauty of Kakusenkei Gorges. The hotel’s location encourages guests to engage with local culture, offering a chance to experience the authentic Japanese lifestyle firsthand.
Nearby, visitors can explore significant landmarks such as Yamashiro Onsen, a relaxing destination just 8 minutes away; Natadera Temple, a revered Buddhist site reachable in 12 minutes; the scenic Kakusenkei Gorges, just 11 minutes away; the traditional Houshi Ryokan, and the historic Kosoyu public bathhouse, both within a short distance.
Culinary enthusiasts will find delightful dining options close to the hotel, including local restaurants that serve regional specialties, offering a true taste of Ishikawa’s culinary heritage.
In conclusion, Kaga no Yado Hoshotei invites guests to experience its unique offerings, combining comfort, culture, and the beauty of Japan's natural hot springs in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquility, this hotel serves as the perfect gateway to explore the wonders of Kaga and its surroundings.
The rooms at Kaga no Yado Hoshotei are airy and spacious, featuring comfortable futons, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, sitting areas, minifridges, and tea and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms can accommodate up to 10 guests, making it ideal for families or larger groups. In-room dining options provide convenience and cater to diverse palates, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Guests can indulge in a range of exceptional amenities, including a chic café and a lively karaoke bar, perfect for socializing and entertainment. The hotel offers a well-equipped kids’ play area, making it family-friendly and welcoming for visitors of all ages. The highlight of Kaga no Yado Hoshotei is the gender-segregated communal bathhouse, featuring both indoor and outdoor geothermal pools that harness the natural healing properties of hot springs, providing a unique and refreshing experience for guests.
Transportation and accessibility are made easy, with nearby public transport options including the Yamashiroonsen Nishiguchi Bus Stop, just a 3-minute walk away, and Kagaonsen Station, approximately a 10-minute taxi ride. For those traveling from airports, Komatsu Airport is a quick 25-minute taxi ride, while Toyama Airport is about 1 hour and 33 minutes away. This accessibility makes Kaga no Yado Hoshotei a convenient base for exploring the beauty of Ishikawa Prefecture.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing comprehensive measures to ensure guests' well-being throughout their stay. These include regular sanitization, health screenings, and guidelines to maintain a safe environment for everyone.
Guests at Kaga no Yado Hoshotei can partake in various activities, such as relaxing at the nearby Yamashiro Onsen, visiting the historic Natadera Temple, or enjoying the scenic beauty of Kakusenkei Gorges. The hotel’s location encourages guests to engage with local culture, offering a chance to experience the authentic Japanese lifestyle firsthand.
Nearby, visitors can explore significant landmarks such as Yamashiro Onsen, a relaxing destination just 8 minutes away; Natadera Temple, a revered Buddhist site reachable in 12 minutes; the scenic Kakusenkei Gorges, just 11 minutes away; the traditional Houshi Ryokan, and the historic Kosoyu public bathhouse, both within a short distance.
Culinary enthusiasts will find delightful dining options close to the hotel, including local restaurants that serve regional specialties, offering a true taste of Ishikawa’s culinary heritage.
In conclusion, Kaga no Yado Hoshotei invites guests to experience its unique offerings, combining comfort, culture, and the beauty of Japan's natural hot springs in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquility, this hotel serves as the perfect gateway to explore the wonders of Kaga and its surroundings.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Chic café offering a variety of beverages and light meals
2. Karaoke bar for evening entertainment and social fun
3. Gender-segregated communal bathhouse with indoor and outdoor pools
4. Family-friendly with a dedicated kids’ play area
5. Complimentary parking for guests with vehicles
6. Air-conditioned rooms equipped with modern amenities
7. Easy access to nearby hot springs and cultural sites
8. In-room dining available for added convenience
9. Wheelchair rental services for accessibility needs
10. Natural onsen water sourced directly from geothermal springs
9.2 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Yamashiro Onsen
8 min
Natadera Temple12 min
Kakusenkei Gorges11 min
Houshi Ryokan16 min
Kosoyu public bathhouse8 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 9.2 |
| Nearest airport | Komatsu Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 25 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
1 Chome-80-1 Yamashiroonsen, Kaga, Ishikawa 922-0257, Japan
Airports:
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 33 min
Transit: 1 hr 53 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 25 min
Transit: 1 hr 6 min
Transit:
Yamashiroonsen Nishiguchi Bus Stop
Walking: 3 min
Kagaonsen Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 3 min
Yamashiro Hot Spring Bus Stop
Walking: 10 min
Daishoji Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 10 min
Nearby locations
9.2
Exceptional Location
Set on a leafy residential street, this relaxed hot spring hotel is 5 km from Kaga Onsen train station and 9 km from the Motorcar Museum of Japan.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Accessibility
Accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
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Michael Tam
5/5
I enjoyed my stay here. In particular, I appreciated the staff. They were very nice and explained things clearly. I also appreciated the free shuttle service to/from Kaga Onsen Station.The food was also very good and filling. I was very full after the meals.The onsen itself was very relaxing. I reserved the private bath and rubber ducks were prepared which was very nice.
家太郎
1/5
The price doesn't match the content at all. First, although they have a welcome baby sign, there are too few staff members and there are no special services. First of all, when you check in, since you are traveling with children, you will probably have a lot of luggage, so you will have to carry it to your room by yourself. The room had an open-air bath, but it was not a hot spring. The bathtub is small and difficult for even children to get into. The interior is designed with children in mind. The first problem is food. They probably don't make it in-house, but have it delivered to them from a subcontractor and then heated. Food was served out of boxes similar to school lunch boxes. If it was manufactured in-house, it would be too bad. There was only one staff member and he seemed busy. The best part was that the child's white rice was 200 yen. I have stayed at various inns around the country, but this was the first time I was able to pay for my baby's white rice. Even though it was a welcome baby, I couldn't believe my eyes. As mentioned above, they don't prepare their own food, so maybe they don't prepare white rice? In conclusion, in my experience, even cheap inns that don't welcome babies can accommodate babies with sufficient care. There is no problem as long as you avoid only inns that do not allow children. Therefore, the fee for the Welcome Baby signboard is too high, and the content received is not at all worth the amount paid. Wouldn't stay there again. I have stayed at various inns in Kaga Onsen with my baby, but this was definitely the worst. All of the rooms have open-air baths, and in my experience staying in the same price range as here, I felt that the Kisshotei series, Tachibana Shikitei, and Tawaraya areas were the best in Kaga Onsenkyo. I'm posting this in hopes of reducing the number of people who fail.
里三
里美 三
1/5
The rooms were dirty, probably because they weren't cleaned properly, and there were no amenities in the bathrooms or washrooms, and plastic cups were piled up for the number of people. …
かかし
4/5
Book from Rakuten TravelI'm glad I was able to reserve a family bath in the comments section of Rakuten Travel!200 ducks? It cost 500 yen, but the kids loved it!However, the time was 45 minutes, but the water was quite hot so I couldn't stay long.The room is called Fairy Tale, and there are tents and small houses, so the kids have a lot of fun!It was spacious enough to run around!It's a building that's been around for a long time, so it's old in places, but it's tolerable! The washroom was also clean!There is no bath, only a shower!There was so much dust under the window that when I opened the curtains, I noticed the dust flying around!The toys and picture book corner are located in front of the elevator where everyone comes and goes, so it feels like you can take them into your room and play with them!It's dinner, but unfortunately it comes out late...It took about an hour and 15 minutes for everything to come out.I can't help it if normal is like this.The child can't wait that long and gets up from the chair...Also, it won't light a fire at all.Chukkaman was left there, soWhen asked, “Can I do it myself?”An unexpected selfie saying “as you like!”Is it hotpot, shabu-shabu, or maybe sukiyaki for the long shot? There is no explanation at all,I heated up some fish and vegetables and ate them!The clerk seemed busy the whole time.I thought it would be a good idea to create a space where you can put the dishes you have finished eating, even if only to reduce your workload.The bathroom has a tatami-like floor, so it's safe even for children!The temperature of the bath was just right!*As a side note, there was a person who had a drawing painted on their back, but are they allowed to take hot spring baths now?In the evening, we were served soba noodles for a late night snack and it was delicious!I can't wait to see what breakfast will be like tomorrow!*Breakfast is served early, right?Good night!
アトラ
4/5
My family and I stayed at Hosotei, a child-friendly inn.On the same day, there are many families with children, and as a parent, there are times when they are noisy during breakfast, dinner, bath time, etc., but this inn is a place where you can relax and feel at ease just by being allowed a little of that. I thought so ☺️The facility is not new as others have said, but it was easy to understand and I could see that they cared for the children.I'm sorry to bother you again 🙏
yukko wakita
5/5
It was a nice stay. thank you very much.
Room 4
Service 5
Location4
his wak
5/5
The staff was kind. thank you very much.
Room 4
Service 5
Location4
Zackey
5/5
This is truly a hot spring daughter/Yatachan heaven! It's a must-see inn for fans, with panel exhibitions, sales of merchandise and black curry, and an altar for offerings.The staff were all very kind, and the hot spring girl talk was a lot of fun!The other day, I was given an illustration of Yata-chan that I drew. Thank you for your response m(__)mI want to go again someday...