皆月青少年旅行村
6.6
Good(30 reviews)
+1
Hotel Description
Minazuki Youth Travel Village
Minazuki Youth Travel Village is a charming hotel nestled in a scenic and tranquil location. The hotel is situated in close proximity to several natural and cultural attractions that enhance its appeal. The hotel boasts a simple, yet inviting design with a warm atmosphere that makes it perfect for young travelers looking for an immersive experience in nature. Located at 皆月青少年旅行村, guests can easily explore the surrounding beauty of Noto Peninsula and nearby temples and wineries.
The rooms at Minazuki Youth Travel Village are spacious and comfortable, designed to offer a relaxing stay. Each room is thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities that ensure guests enjoy their time in a peaceful and cozy environment.
Among the hotel’s many standout features are high-speed internet access and fully equipped kitchens, making it an ideal choice for longer stays. Guests will also appreciate the convenience of easy access to nearby public transport options, including Noto Airport, which is just 2 hours away by transit.
The hotel is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for its guests, with rigorous health and safety protocols in place throughout the property.
There are numerous exciting activities for guests to enjoy, including visiting the Noto Peninsula hot spring resort, the serene Sōjiji Soin Temple, and the picturesque Saruyama Cape. Guests can immerse themselves in the local culture and explore the historical Kuroshima Kadomike House Museum, or visit Heidee Winery for a unique experience.
Nearby, visitors can indulge in a variety of local dining experiences, including a selection of traditional Japanese cuisine, seafood dishes, and local delicacies. The hotel’s location makes it a perfect base for exploring the surrounding sights and enjoying the natural beauty of the region. We warmly invite you to experience the exceptional hospitality and amenities of Minazuki Youth Travel Village, a place where comfort and exploration meet.
The rooms at Minazuki Youth Travel Village are spacious and comfortable, designed to offer a relaxing stay. Each room is thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities that ensure guests enjoy their time in a peaceful and cozy environment.
Among the hotel’s many standout features are high-speed internet access and fully equipped kitchens, making it an ideal choice for longer stays. Guests will also appreciate the convenience of easy access to nearby public transport options, including Noto Airport, which is just 2 hours away by transit.
The hotel is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for its guests, with rigorous health and safety protocols in place throughout the property.
There are numerous exciting activities for guests to enjoy, including visiting the Noto Peninsula hot spring resort, the serene Sōjiji Soin Temple, and the picturesque Saruyama Cape. Guests can immerse themselves in the local culture and explore the historical Kuroshima Kadomike House Museum, or visit Heidee Winery for a unique experience.
Nearby, visitors can indulge in a variety of local dining experiences, including a selection of traditional Japanese cuisine, seafood dishes, and local delicacies. The hotel’s location makes it a perfect base for exploring the surrounding sights and enjoying the natural beauty of the region. We warmly invite you to experience the exceptional hospitality and amenities of Minazuki Youth Travel Village, a place where comfort and exploration meet.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Convenient access to Noto Airport (2 hr 6 min by transit).
2. Spacious and comfortable rooms with modern amenities.
3. Fully equipped kitchens ideal for long-term stays.
4. Nearby attractions such as Noto Peninsula and Sōjiji Soin Temple.
5. High-speed internet access throughout the property.
6. Close proximity to local public transport options like Situranoukyoumae and Minaduki stations.
7. Commitment to guest safety with comprehensive health protocols.
8. Unique local experiences such as visiting Saruyama Cape and Heidee Winery.
9. Warm, inviting design ideal for young travelers and groups.
10. Near local dining options offering fresh seafood and traditional Japanese cuisine.
5.2 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Noto Peninsula
3 hr 32 min
Sōjiji Soin Temple44 min
Saruyama Cape1 hr 48 min
Heidee Winery3 hr 26 min
Kuroshima Kadomike House Museum3 hr
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Good to know
| Location rating | 5.2 |
| Nearest airport | Noto Airport (Noto-Satoyama Airport) (NTQ) |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 6 min |
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Location
Airports:
Noto Airport (Noto-Satoyama Airport) (NTQ)
Transit: 2 hr 6 min
Toyama Airport
Transit: 7 hr 36 min
Transit:
Situranoukyoumae
Walking: 12 min
Minaduki
Walking: 9 min
Doumikiogakuma
Walking: 16 min
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5.2
Good Location
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su kokura
4/5
I visited you a year ago.The view is better on a slightly higher ground.It was set up there.
K M
5/5
I came here about 4 or 5 years ago in September.At the time, I lived in Kansai and was planning to climb the Northern Alps with a friend from Tokyo, but we had to give up due to the approach of a low pressure system. If it's sunny on the Noto Peninsula, which is the only place in the country, we decided to go camping in Noto, so we met up in Kanazawa, and after completing some sightseeing, we headed to Notoji. Along the way, we explored camping sites along the Satoyama Kaido road, and this was the only campsite we were able to reserve. Enjoy the aquarium, coastal roads, hot springs, shop in Wajima, and visit this site. The lawn is neatly mowed and the restrooms are clean. Best of all, there were no other customers! I enjoyed the best camping experience of my life while watching the sunset over the Sea of Japan. We were having so much fun that the No. 4 bottle of Ichiro's Malt we bought at a liquor store in Wajima was empty! The next day, with a hangover, I went to Wajima Asaichi for miso soup and headed home.Camping at this place while watching the dynamic sunset, looking up at the stars, and basking in the cool sea breeze is so amazing that it will be a memory that will last a lifetime.It was an episode that comes to mind every time the name of Noto comes up on the news.
arata0001
4/5
The view was just wonderful.
! hata
3/5
At the campsite in front of Minazuki Youth Travel Village, which is no longer open.It's a quiet place. Even during Golden Week, many people go camping.There wasn't. Please note that this place basically requires reservations.Yes, you can find the phone by searching, and there is a permanent toilet.There are toilets, but they are no longer usable this year, and there are no portable toilets.It was installed.
お爺ちゃんセット
2/5
There is a fee for parking at the parking lot with a toilet at the entrance to the campground.I can't believe it 😱There's a campground parking lot in the back.There's no point in paying to go sightseeing on the seashore.
ライダーうに
3/5
First visit to the campsite on May 7, 2021.Perhaps due to the influence of the coronavirus, I called the town hall to make a reservation and visited on Friday, but surprisingly I was the only person using the facility. It was in a reserved state.
Douglas Perkins
5/5
I got here in the off season (November 2), and there was nobody around. A sign says the caretaker comes by at 4PM to collect fees, but it is unclear if that happens in the off season, and I arrived later than 4PM anyway. There is a usable bathroom with running water and squat toilets, but the electricity was turned off, so I used a flashlight. The camping area itself is quite large, but some of the soil has been mangled up, perhaps by animals. There are two covered areas, one with some benches and the other with sinks for running water. The parking lot is large. The campground itself is on the side of a large hill overlooking the ocean, so expect strong winds. There's a small quiet village nearby, but I didn't see any open shops. Bring everything you need with you. Tent camping only; no RV facilities.