4-Star Hotels in Komatsu

Manten no Tsujinoya provides a sauna and free private parking, and is within 23 miles of Kanazawa Castle and 23 miles of Kenrokuen Garden.

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CoryGMAIL

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United States

Your place was amazing and was very cool for the 4 team members that had never been to Japan Hot spring hotel and traditional meals. The team loved it

Featuring 4-star accommodations, Henn na Hotel Komatsu Ekimae is located in Komatsu, 22 miles from Kanazawa Castle and 22 miles from Kenrokuen Garden.

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Noriko

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Japan

Right next to Komatsu Station and Komatso no Mori. Our son absolutely loved the Kagayaki bullet train themed room! The bathroom was exceptional. And the beds were so comfy.

The world's oldest hotel according to Guinness in 1996 (though currently other hotel re-registered Guinness), Hoshi Ryokan was established in 718 and has been operated by 47 generations of the same...

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Yu-Chu

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United States

Well preserved traditional hot-spring hotel. The breakfast is individually served, 6 star with a server standby. Good service. Beautiful garden around the hotel.

With a history of about 130 years, Kohan-no-Yado Morimoto offers spacious Japanese-style accommodations with views of Lake Shibayamagata.

Offering a terrace and views of the mountain, Hotel Arrowle is located in Kaga in the Ishikawa Region, 5 mi from Yamashiro Onsen.

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Yasmin

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Brazil

Great place to relax! The hotel is beautiful, with plenty of nature around. The onsens are open all day too, so you can always take a relaxing bath. Hotel also had convenient facilities such as a washing machine and a vending machine room, which is great given their isolated location. The food from the restaurant was great too!

12 miles from Kanazawa Castle, Tagawa Ryusenkaku features 4-star accommodations in the Tatsunokuchi Onsen district of Nomi.

16 miles from Eiheiji Temple in Kaga, Shirasagiyu Tawaraya features accommodations with access to a public bath and open-air bath. This ryokan provides free private parking and an elevator.

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Evan

From

United States

We loved our stay 2 night stay in the private Onsen suite. The kaiseki dinner and breakfasts were delicious and filling without making you uncomfortably full. The private Onsen and bath were fantastic and overlooked the gorge. It was so peaceful and so nice to get up in the morning and just sink in and soak while waiting for breakfast. The staff were amazingly friendly though be aware that English can be a bit difficult. It is Japan though so this isn’t a negative. The location was great, out of the way but a very easy, leas than 5 minute walk to the main town street and entrance to the gorge. 10 minutes walking you can get to the cozy and beautiful gorge cafe, we read books, ate cake, and drank tea there. Was fantastic for a relaxing visit.

Boasting a hot spring bath, Yamanaka Onsen Kissho Yamanaka is 25 minutes by shuttle bus from JR Kagaonsen Station. Private hot spring baths are available for free.

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Pam

From

United States

I can not give enough praise to the facilities, the staff and the overall experience! What an extraordinary experience!!

Located in Kaga, 20 miles from Eiheiji Temple, Araya Totoan has accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and massage services.

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Jordan

From

United States

The staff was amazing, very helpful and thoughtful. The room was beautiful, the private onsen was large with a sizable patio, dinner was delicious.

19 miles from Phoenix Plaza in Kaga, Kocho offers accommodations with access to a public bath and open-air bath. Featuring free private parking, the 4-star ryokan is 16 miles from Eiheiji Temple.

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Dustin

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Canada

We loved the Kaga Onsen region, and Ken was a wonderful host. He picked us up from the train station and drove us to the property. Since we only speak English and Ken speaks Japanese, he used a smartphone translator to communicate with us, which was incredibly helpful. We really enjoyed hearing him explain the town, the amenities, the room, and the food. The property is older and definitely shows its age, but it is meticulously maintained and that actually adds to its charm. It feels authentic and full of history rather than overly polished. We also loved sleeping on the futons on the floor, which made the experience feel even more traditional. Make sure to spend some time walking along the river and exploring the town. We found the whole area peaceful and deeply relaxing. The food pushed me a little outside my comfort zone in the best way possible, and everything was excellent. Our only “complaint” was the sheer amount of food. Come hungry because both dinner and breakfast are huge.