Kanazawa Hyakurakusou
Spacious tatami room with twin beds, low table, shoji screens and balcony at Kanazawa Hyakurakusou, Ishikawa
Indoor onsen bath with bubbling water at Kanazawa Hyakurakusou in Ishikawa, open window and balcony seating
Compartmented wooden box and baskets with traditional Japanese small dishes at Kanazawa Hyakurakusou in Ishikawa, Chūbu
Two guests in robes play billiards on a red table beside large windows with garden view at Kanazawa Hyakurakusou Ishikawa
Lit ryokan entrance with reflecting pond at dusk Kanazawa Hyakurakusou Ishikawa
Spacious tatami room with turquoise sofa, low wooden table and bedding on tatami at Kanazawa Hyakurakusou, Ishikawa
Illuminated indoor onsen bath with wooden interior and open view to trees at Kanazawa Hyakurakusou, Ishikawa

Kanazawa Hyakurakusou

9.7
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.7/10, based on 3 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM
Mountain Setting Forest Surroundings Hot Spring Town Quiet Village Private Onsen Open-Air Bath
Staff 10,0/10
Facilities 9,0/10
Cleanliness 10,0/10
Comfort 10,0/10
Value for money 9,0/10
Location 9,0/10

Ryokan highlights

A Yuwaku Onsen ryokan in Kanazawa known for private baths, suites, and a quiet mountain setting.

Yuwaku Onsen SettingIn Kanazawa’s Yuwaku Onsen area, with a calmer mountain village atmosphere.
Four Private BathsNotable for four private baths, a standout draw for couples and relaxed stays.
Suite-Focused StayKnown for suites rather than standard rooms, giving a more special ryokan feel.
Traditional Ryokan MoodTatami-style rooms and a classic hot-spring inn ambiance support an authentic stay.
Quiet Scenic EscapeLeafy surroundings and hillside scenery suit travelers seeking a peaceful retreat.
Private Dining AppealPrivate dining and local cuisine are repeatedly highlighted as part of the experience.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsOnsen-town setting is the main stay-length driver: arrive mid-afternoon, use the reservable private baths, have dinner and breakfast on-site, stroll the small Yuwaku area, and leave next day. Add a second night only for a slower bath-focused retreat or to pair with a light Kanazawa-side outing.
Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a one-night destination ryokan in Yuwaku Onsen, with a possible second night only if you want a slow onsen retreat rather than dense sightseeing.

Know before booking

Not a city baseIt is in Yuwaku Onsen outside central Kanazawa, so repeated station-city transfers waste sightseeing time.
Limited surroundingsYuwaku is small and quiet; travelers wanting many shops, cafes, or late-night choices may feel finished quickly.
Room/building differencesSome perks are building-specific, and not every room has its own semi-open-air bath or lounge access.

Food & drinks

Verified Yuwaku Onsen ryokan with private-booth kaiseki dining, Japanese or Western breakfast, and a guest lounge with drinks and light bites.

OUKA (on-site)
on-site

Private-booth dining hall for freshly served kaiseki meals.

  • Omakase coursefoodSeasonal local kaiseki.
  • Noto beef coursefoodTender local wagyu dinner.
  • Sushi coursefoodChef-selected fish sushi.
  • Sashimi coursefoodMorning-caught local seafood.
  • Crab coursespecialtyWinter snow crab menu.
Premium Lounge (on-site)
on-site

Guest lounge for tea time and cocktail hours with free drinks and light meals.

  • CoffeedrinkFresh lounge coffee.
  • JuicedrinkSoft drinks in lounge.
  • AlcoholdrinkFree evening drinks.
  • Light mealsfoodSmall complimentary bites.
Cafe Lente (nearby)
nearby5 min walk

Relaxed local cafe in Yuwaku Onsen, good for coffee breaks.

  • Fresh coffeedrinkFreshly roasted coffee.
  • Cafe drinksdrinkSimple hot and cold drinks.
  • Light cafe farefoodSmall bites may vary.

Access, transport and nearby sights

A Yuwaku Onsen ryokan in the hills east of central Kanazawa, best reached via Kanazawa Station plus reserved shuttle, taxi, or Hokutetsu bus.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

This is a traditional onsen ryokan in Yuwaku Onsen, a quiet hot-spring area in the hills outside central Kanazawa. It suits travelers who want a calm, more intimate ryokan stay with kaiseki dining, but it is less ideal if you want to be in the city or keep costs down.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Peaceful Yuwaku Onsen settingThe ryokan sits in Yuwaku Onsen rather than central Kanazawa, giving you a much quieter, more secluded atmosphere surrounded by nature and a classic hot-spring village feel.
  • Strong traditional ryokan feelThis property is known for a more classic Japanese inn experience, with tatami-style elements and a stay that feels distinctly different from a standard city hotel.
  • Good fit for a slow onsen stayIt works especially well for travelers who want to spend real time bathing, dining, and relaxing on-site instead of treating the hotel as only a base for sightseeing.
  • Kaiseki-style dining experienceA major part of the appeal is the multi-course Japanese meal experience, which adds a sense of occasion and makes the stay feel more complete than room-only lodging.
  • Convenient for exploring Yuwaku itselfYou can enjoy the small onsen-town atmosphere on foot, including nearby local points of interest, without needing to rush back from Kanazawa late at night.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Not in central KanazawaIf your priority is Kenrokuen, Omicho Market, or evening dining in the city, the Yuwaku location is less convenient than staying near Kanazawa Station or downtown.
  • Transport can feel limitingBecause it is in a hot-spring area outside the city center, access is more dependent on driving, hotel arrangements, or bus timing than a typical urban hotel.
  • Better for couples than fast-paced itinerariesThe experience is designed around unwinding at the ryokan, so travelers trying to maximize urban sightseeing may not get full value from the setting.
  • Ryokan pricing may feel highAs with many onsen ryokans that include dinner or premium hospitality, the total cost can be significantly higher than a standard Kanazawa hotel.
  • Limited appeal if you dislike traditional mealsPart of the property's value comes from the Japanese dining style, so picky eaters or travelers wanting flexible casual food options may find the experience less rewarding.

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Current position: 35th out of 66 ryokans in Ishikawa.

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