地蔵前

Name: 地蔵前
Address: Minato-199 Fukurako, Shika, Hakui District, Ishikawa 925-0315, Japan
Rating: 8.2

8.2

Excellent

(13 reviews)

Minato-199 Fukurako, Shika, Hakui District, Ishikawa 925-0315, Japan

+81 767-48-8010

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Jizo Mae

Located at Minato-199 Fukurako, Shika, Hakui District, Ishikawa 925-0315, Japan, the hotel 地蔵前 offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. Nestled in a serene environment, this welcoming inn is a stone's throw away from stunning natural landscapes, making it an ideal retreat for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. The surrounding area boasts attractions like Noto Kongō, with its striking rock formations and breathtaking sea views, just a six-minute stroll from the hotel. Guests can also explore the historical Ganmon and the tranquil Wakura Onsen, both within a short distance.
The hotel features a variety of rooms, each designed to ensure comfort and relaxation. Some rooms come with private bathrooms, complete with bathtubs and showers, while others offer kitchen amenities like refrigerators and coffee makers, making it suitable for both short and extended stays. The ambiance is cozy, catering to a diverse range of guests, including families and pet owners, as the hotel is pet-friendly.
In terms of amenities, 地蔵前 stands out with offerings such as Wi-Fi, a public internet workstation, and vending machines for convenience. The establishment also maintains a smoke-free environment, ensuring a pleasant atmosphere for all. Guests will find ample parking space and a friendly staff committed to enhancing their experience.
Transportation options are conveniently available, with Noto Airport being approximately one hour away by taxi, and various local public transport routes within walking distance. Health and safety measures are prioritized to provide guests with peace of mind throughout their stay.
Local attractions such as the Gammon Cruise and Hatago-iwa Rock offer opportunities for exploration and adventure, while nearby restaurants provide a taste of authentic local cuisine, enriching the overall experience. With its combination of comfort, accessibility, and warm hospitality, 地蔵前 invites guests to experience a delightful stay surrounded by the beauty of Ishikawa.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Pet-friendly environment allowing dogs and cats.

2. Private bathrooms available in select rooms.

3. Vending machines for snacks and beverages on-site.

4. Cozy ambiance with traditional Japanese hospitality.

5. Close proximity to beautiful natural attractions and sights.

8.2 Excellent

13 reviews

Location 6.4

Pricing 8.2

Services 8.2

Cleans 8.2

Amenities 8.2

m i u

I stayed for 2 nights to go fishing and help clean up a friend's house that was affected by the disaster. The sea breeze felt nice, but it was also very convenient and comfortable, with air conditioning, plenty of hot water, and free use of the refrigerator and kitchen. You can see the lights of the nuclear power plant. I felt like the host was a very nice person.

Joe Perry

I had an idea of what it would be like to see on Street View beforehand, but when I arrived, it was an amazingly different-dimensional space.The Noto Peninsula is 22 kilometers west of Wakura Onsen, 2 kilometers north of the Shiga Nuclear Power Plant (which is currently suspended), and on the outskirts of a small, rather deserted fishing village (Fukuura Port), down a side street, you'll find "Eh, Kokosuka?" A guesthouse in a perfect location. If you're going to stay in the countryside anyway, you need to be thorough!I was shown a one-story detached building across the street, not the two-story main house in the listing photo I saw when I made the reservation (it would be better to post a photo of the detached building as well), but it was a 1DK with bath, toilet, washing machine, refrigerator, and electronics. I was able to use the microwave (the other guest room was empty) for 3 nights without any hesitation, which may have been a good thing.Although the interior cannot be called spotless clean, it is within an acceptable range and suitable for the price, so there are no problems. It's rather positive in the sense that you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of "the Showa fishing village private house."The downside is the wifi. Perhaps because it picks up the radio waves coming from the main building, it worked in the DK near the main building, but it was generally unreachable in the bedrooms in the back.As the host explained, there's really nothing around, in the middle of nowhere, but if you drive 9km north, you'll find a large A-Corp supermarket, Family Mart, and a drug store. A Co-op has a wide selection of side dishes, including sashimi from local fish caught in the morning, so there's no shortage of options for dinner. The nearby GS is also cheap and good.The host was quick to reply and provided excellent hospitality.Our host, who also fishes for turban shells in the neighborhood, boiled his first catch after the fishing season opened in July and shared it with us. Thank you for the meal!Overall, it is not suitable for unreasonable guests who want sophisticated facilities and services at a low price, but it is recommended for thrifty people, easygoing people, and local people.

ZC RENYA

After passing through the green tunnel, you will find a calm breeze and a deserted open space.At the end of the rugged rocky area, a sight that made me feel so excited was waiting for me, as if there were hidden treasures of the sea.There may be sea anemones, seaweed, turban shells, and sea urchins hidden in the shallows.There is an unexpected big thing behind the rock...In the summer, there is a hidden gem nearby that is sure to create unforgettable memories for children.

Joe Perry

ZC RENYA

6.4 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Noto Kongō

6 min

Ganmon

6 min

Wakura Onsen

29 min

Gammon Cruise