Nanryu Sanso Lodge
8.4
Excellent(46 reviews)
Shiramine, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2501, Japan
+81 76-259-2022
+5
Hotel Description
Nanryu Sanso Lodge, located in Shiramine, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2501, Japan, offers a serene retreat in a picturesque setting surrounded by nature. The lodge’s rustic yet refined design provides an inviting atmosphere, perfect for those seeking tranquility away from bustling city life. Just a short distance from Hakusan National Park, the lodge is nestled amidst lush landscapes and traditional mountain villages. Nearby, guests can explore the breathtaking Shirakawa-go, a historical village known for its Gassho-style farmhouses, or hike the sacred Mount Haku, famous for its scenic views and spiritual significance. The lodge’s rooms are designed to ensure comfort and relaxation, offering cozy spaces that capture the essence of Japanese hospitality. For a unique experience, guests can explore the natural beauty of Gozengamine, a sacred mountaintop, or enjoy peaceful walks through Hakusan National Park. Though Nanryu Sanso Lodge does not have a fitness center or spa, its peaceful environment makes it an ideal destination for guests looking to unwind. While the lodge does not offer pools or hot tubs, it does feature Wi-Fi, allowing guests to stay connected with the outside world. The surrounding region offers a variety of dining experiences, from the Italian dishes at 肉とイタリアン 厨ぼうず to the authentic flavors of Ogamachi. Nearby, there are also attractions like Mount Bessan, perfect for hiking enthusiasts. With its accessible transportation options, including Komatsu Airport just 1 hour 40 minutes away by taxi, Nanryu Sanso Lodge promises a peaceful and enriching stay amidst the natural beauty of Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Quiet and serene location surrounded by Hakusan National Park
2. Proximity to the traditional Shirakawa-go village
3. Close access to Mount Haku, a sacred peak in Japan
4. Wi-Fi available to keep guests connected
5. Scenic hiking trails, including Gozengamine and Mount Bessan
6. Charming rustic design with cozy, comfortable rooms
7. Easy access to major airports such as Komatsu and Toyama
8. Nearby Italian restaurants like 肉とイタリアン 厨ぼうず and 飯もん酒もん さんたべーる
9. A peaceful retreat away from city crowds and noise
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Shirakawa-go
2 hr 32 min
Mount Haku10 min
Hakusan National Park10 min
Gozengamine10 min
Mount Bessan6 min
Nearest locations
ベットウチャヤ
9 min
肉とイタリアン 厨ぼうず1 hr 4 min
Ogamachi1 hr 21 min
Kitchen Yuki1 hr 32 min
飯もん酒もん さんたべーる2 hr 20 min
レストラン 里川2 hr 21 min
Gu-ni2 hr 24 min
Shirakawago Restaurant Irori2 hr 33 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Komatsu Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 40 min |
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Location
Shiramine, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2501, Japan
Airports:
Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)
Taxi: 3 hr 32 min
Chubu Centrair International Airport
Taxi: 4 hr 5 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 35 min
Komatsu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 40 min
Nearby locations
6.6
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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T. A. (F.Y.)
5/5
There are only two manned mountain huts on Mt. Hakusan, Nanryu Sanso and Murodo. This hut is located in Minami Ryugababa, a gentle and spacious valley that slopes slightly down toward Mt. Betsuyama (Chiburi Ridge Route) in Murodo, where the two new roads from Betto Deai and the Hirase Road intersect.There is a large campground nearby, including Kevin, where families and groups can stay overnight.I think one of the features is that it's not only cool because it's close to a mountain stream, but also blessed with good water for a large mountain hut.The exterior looks like an old-fashioned mountain hut, but the toilets, sinks, and other water areas are very modern (Western-style flushing) and clean, and the water (Nanryusui) is very delicious. The so-called silkworm rack-style bunks also have partitions for three people, and if it's not too crowded, each of these partitions can be used as a semi-private room (like a Blue Train sleeper or a capsule hotel).Evening and breakfast are quite stylish for a mountain hut. The fact that they have draft beer might be a nice feature for summer mountain climbing.
S
3/5
The water is delicious.I used it in the latter half of July.A style where three people sleep side by side in bunk beds.Lights are turned off at 8pm, but every time someone comes out into the hallway, the lights turn on, so it was very bright when I was sleeping on the bunk bed.There are blankets, but you will get hot while sleeping.It might be a good idea to sleep with an eye mask, earplugs and a blanket as it's dusty.Smartphones are out of range inside the mountain hut. When I left the mountain hut and took a few steps, I was connected to Rakuten Mobile.
hama movie 326
4/5
Compared to Murodo...① There are flush toilets in the building.(with washlet)②Smartphone charging is free③Drinks such as beer are relatively cheap.④There are books and manga (Gake).⑤You can also watch TVIt's summer, but the water is cold.I would like to come and stay there next fall.
take
5/5
It's over 2,000 meters above sea level, so it's easy to spend time there even in the summer.Beds are separated by group as a precaution against the coronavirus.Refills of rice and miso soup were available for both dinner and breakfast.
はらぺこミミズ
3/5
I only went to look at the store. Coke was more expensive than ice.
ももみじ
3/5
As a precaution against the coronavirus, the bunk beds on one floor were for two people and had a screen over the head. There is also a flush toilet inside the room. The water from the washbasin faucet can also be used as drinking water.
松澤旅人
5/5
The sky from Nanryu Garden is wide, and the atmosphere of the idyllic plateau is very nice.