Zenigame

Try the rainbow trout sashimi, wild vegetable dishes, rice balls, and the comfort of the hot springs ♨️

Best ryokan I've ever stayed in. I will return to this place. Local foraged food, 800 year old cedar across the street in a shrine. In a wondrous area outside of Kanazawa.

Secret hot springs in Kanazawa City

My family of four stayed here for one night on Saturday. I had made a reservation for the Zenigame course, which mainly consisted of river fish, but when I consulted with them the morning before about changing to Botan nabe, they agreed, but they said, ``I'll also ask you this, but if you arrive at 6 o'clock, they will not be able to serve you.'' ``I don't have time to take a bath, so I'd like you to come early.'' I understand what you're saying, but I wondered if I would have had a chance to tell them if I hadn't called them to change the menu.I arrived at 5:30 that day, and even though I was holding a toddler and carrying my luggage, the woman at the reception (landlady?) didn't help me and led me to the second floor empty-handed.The view from the room was decent, with a small river flowing below and a fresh green mountain beyond.There is no closet, and there is a rod in the corner of the room where you can hang hangers.Before dinner, I took a hot spring bath with my two children. I could hear the loud voices of multiple children coming from the men's bath. When I entered, I saw a grandfather, three grandchildren, and a man with tattoos who appeared to be the children's father. An Anpanman toy had been brought in, and my second daughter wanted to play with it, so when I chided her, the old man said, ``That's fine. He's from this store.'' I appreciate how kind they are, but I was a little surprised that someone with tattoos would be there during the hours when customers were allowed in.The hot water was flowing directly from the source, and the cypress bath was nice.We ate in the 300-year-old main building. Although it was separate from the hearth, it was a private room, which was good for families with small children.The botan nabe was made with miso and was delicious, along with the salt-grilled rockfish caught from the fish tank. However, the tempura shown in the photo on the website is not included in this course. The rice porridge at the end was also different from the photo, with only one egg for two adults.Someone mentioned it, but they didn't serve dessert either.Breakfast is too simple, with fried eggs and seaweed, and business hotels have more options.The atmosphere of the building, the surrounding environment, and the friendly old man are not bad, but the landlady? The curt customer service spoils these good aspects.There was a limit of three groups per day, and there was one other group besides us, but the rooms were next to each other, so I thought it would be nice to have one room in between.Smoking is not allowed indoors, but ashtrays in the hallway are a nuisance for smokers.This made me feel that 17,000 yen per person was a bit expensive.

I visited with a day trip bath and lunch set.The rice came with a lot of side dishes and each one had a different seasoning and was delicious. The salt-grilled char was also soft and irresistible.The bath was warm, the snowy scenery was beautiful, and the water was flowing directly from the source, so it was quite nice.However, the bathtub and washing area were quite small, only accommodating about 3 people, and there were about 5 other day trip bathers, so I couldn't relax as it was packed. I felt that there should be a limit on the number of people allowed in at one time.

The hot water is nice because it flows directly from the source. However, due to the effects of the coronavirus, business hours have been shortened. (I was told this when I arrived) It was deep in the mountains, so it took a long time to get there, so to be honest, I was disappointed. Furthermore, the bath time was increased to 30 minutes.

I used the day trip bath. Lunch was very delicious, with lots of salt-grilled rock fish and wild vegetables.

I don't think I'll use it in the future because it's an inflexible accommodation...

The hot spring for a day trip was perfect as there were no people around and it was reserved for private use🎶The food after the hot spring was also very delicious and the fish was fluffy and I was very satisfied. I want to go again.

First time!Day baths start at 11am.It is located about 5 minutes by car from Yuwaku Onsen.The building is quaint, spacious and clean inside.There is only one indoor bath.There were six washrooms. 3 with mirrors.The water is at just the right temperature. Can 10 people fit in?The lockers are not locked, so please leave your valuables at the front desk. Celebrities and Ishikawa Prefecture announcers have visited and there are signs on display.I would like to try the food next time.There is no cell phone signal. Because it's a mountain.It would have been great if the staff at the store were a little warmer.