Tamashimaso ★★

"This was my third stay, and it's consistently excellent. I woke up early to leave, and the landlady, who is also an early riser, saw me off. That was a nice touch."

Kanetomo ★★★

Ryokan Urashima ★★★

"It seems to be run by a married couple, and their hospitality was soothing. The location of the nearby hot spring and the quality of the water were excellent. Both dinner and breakfast were luxurious and very satisfying."

Echizenkaigan Tamagawa No Yado Iwamotoya ★★★

"The room and TV were large and the cleaning was polite, so I was able to spend my time with peace of mind. I took a bath slowly and the breakfast was very delicious. I went to the night on a live expedition, and the road was pitch black beyond many mountains farther than I expected, so it is recommended for girls to go in the daytime!"

Onishi ★★

Resort Ryokan Yadokari ★★

"I was very satisfied with the crab making that I couldn't eat. The hot springs were also good, and everyone's skin became smooth and shiny."

Ryokan Hamayu ★★★

"Despite its impressive-sounding name, this inn is a small, unassuming place, barely more than a guesthouse (no offense!). We stayed in a room in the new building (Matsuseki-an) with a private open-air bath fed by a natural hot spring. The view of the rough sea from the window was quite impressive, truly capturing the essence of the Sea of ​​Japan. Since it wasn't crab season, dinner (served in our room) was a feast of seafood! There was a boat-shaped platter of sashimi, crab, deep-fried Echizen flounder, and more. The menu was perhaps a little too ordinary to call it cuisine, but everything was delicious. The only drawback might be that the portions are a bit too large for elderly people. I think the location facing the Sea of ​​Japan and the cost performance are not bad."

Taichou No Mori ★

"I stayed in a room on the second floor, and although it was difficult to climb up and down the steep stairs, the room was clean and comfortable. The large public bath on the first floor is open to non-guests, so it is available for private use at other times. The changing room was also very clean and I was able to relax. The food was also very delicious. There was also a kids' corner, which was nice."

Otaiko Hills ★★

"It was very beautiful. It's in the mountains and there's not much shopping around. It's like an inn in a public facility, so the service is not substantial compared to other hotels, but I think it's cheap if it just stops. There was a small but large communal bath, the room was not the latest, but it was old, but the cleaning was clean and very comfortable. I want to stay again because I can exchange phone and front desk."