Kanazawa Yuwaku Onsen Hyakurakuso (Kanazawa)

I stayed in the annex. If you stay in the annex, you can use the facilities of the main building, but it's a completely different building, and the grounds are separate, so I could only go once due to bad weather (unfortunately). That time was to have the complimentary Japanese afternoon tea. They serve different Japanese sweets depending on the season, and they were delicious. The interior of the building was also Japanese modern, and it was fun to look around. The annex does not have a large public bath. There are four private baths. They are all spacious and clean. There is a lounge service, but I thought it was a little small. Both are available if they are available (there is also a private bath that requires a reservation), so if the timing is bad, it will leave a bad impression. However, there are not many rooms, so it seemed like you could use it if you waited a little. I thought the food was a little slow to be served, but the food was great. I thought it was aimed at young people or women overall (there are a lot of colorful yukatas, but no samue), but I think even men would be satisfied with the food. There is also a late-night snack and lounge service (you can get quite a lot of alcohol for free). Most of all, most of the staff were nice. The free shuttle to Kanazawa Station was also a good point.

I was very satisfied when I was served matcha tea and sweets at check-in. But maybe it's time to stop changing into slippers? There were disposable slippers for indoor shoes in the drawer, but I think it would have been better if they were near the entrance. The cleaning was thorough so I felt safe. The meal was served in a private room and was very relaxing, and I was very satisfied with the quality and quantity. The bath was a suite, so it was a semi-open-air bath, and although it was small, it was relaxing. There are also private baths available, so if you make a reservation (or even if you don't, you can use the bath privately if it's available), you can have it all to yourself for a relaxing 50 minutes. The bath, washing area, and changing area were very spacious, clean, and comfortable. Thank you very much for providing us with a wonderful accommodation experience. Also, it would have been perfect if there was a chair (instead of a low chair) for my wife to put her makeup on.

I stayed here with my family. It was easily accessible from Kanazawa city and easy to get to. We were given sweets at check-in, which the kids loved. There was a games corner, so the kids could experience the old-fashioned hot spring a**osphere with darts, table tennis, billiards, and more. Dinner was also very delicious. The herbal hot pot in particular had a great aroma and was highly recommended. The accommodation fee itself is on the expensive side, but you won't feel like you're missing out, so make sure to make your reservation with confidence.

The hospitality of Japanese afternoon tea enhances the excitement of your stay. Mousse, famous Kanazawa sweets, steamed buns, cakes, and ice cream are beautifully arranged one bite at a time, which is a great service for girls. The food, both breakfast and dinner, was very delicious with nice dishes and presentation. Just old people. Quality is more important than quantity. The public bath is normal. The room is clean. The flowers in the hallway and the furnishings were lovely. It was nice to have a game corner with darts, table tennis, billiards, and free drinks to read a book. However, the game corner, the large public bath, and the restaurant require a lot of stairs to move, so it is inconvenient for those with bad legs. You can go to the restaurant from outside without using stairs, but if the weather is bad, there is no rain cover. The employees are pleasant, but the restaurant information is left unattended. Probably due to lack of manpower. Anyway, the main building is difficult to move around, so I did a preliminary inspection, but I felt that my family with bad legs could not come with me.