Asadaya
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Asadaya
23 Jitsukenmachi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture 920-0906, Japan
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A gourmet ryokan serving up heartwarming hospitality and traditional Kaga cuisine made using time-honored culinary practices.Show More
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4.9/5
Cleanliness: 4.9
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Airport: Komatsu Airport
(34.7 km)
Train: KANAZAWA STATION
(1.2 km)
Train: Nanatsuya Station
(1.9 km)
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Furou
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Takao
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TSUZUMI
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Japanese-Style Suite With Living/Dining Room (Tsuzumi Type)
Smoking Permitted
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4.9/5
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness4.9
- Amenities4.9
- Location4.9
- Service4.9
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Guest User
April 6, 2024
There are many reasons to go to Kanazawa, for us it was the Kenroku-en Gardens. And there are many hotels to choose from, but the Ryokan Asadaya seemed special—and it was. What made it special? Asadaya is located in walking distance of the Kanazawa Castle Park and the Kenroku-en Gardens as well as other sights. It’s right across from the fabulous and bustling Omi-cho Market, but when one enters the beautiful old building one is immediately transported into an a**osphere that combines warmth and tranquility. The rooms, baths, and appoin**ents are traditional, beautiful, comfortable, and spacious. Meals at Asadaya are memorable in every way. We loved the focus on regional mushrooms, vegetables, fish, and duck prepared with deep culinary understanding and artistry. The presentation of the dishes made one want to know more about the local craftspeople and their wares and traditions. The skilled people at Ryokan Asadaya pull it all together. The building and staff work together to create a lovely realm that feels timeless and relaxing. And one gets to enjoy one the top three gardens in Japan.
Guest User
September 11, 2023
Looking out the windows of Asadaya, you’d never suspect you are in a large city. From the second you are greeted, time just seems to slow down. My wife and I are two very loud people, personality-wise, but the politeness and reverence of the staff is infectious - you can’t help but slow down as well. From the incredible culinary offerings, to the on-site onsen (including a private suite if you want to reserve it with your partner), to the accommodations themselves, I can’t praise this place enough. Put it on your list.
heroherotokyo
July 28, 2022
The cuisine is Kaga cuisine, which has one Michelin star. The jibuni was quite delicious. There seem to be a lot of repeat customers, so they try not to serve the same thing as much as possible, but it's a waste. They are also very attentive and provide yukata for night wear.
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Guest User
August 1, 2023
Kanazawa City "Asada Family" and "Asada Family Ryokan" are listed separately. Even if you search for "Asada family", "Asada family" in Kanazawa city will not be hit. I already posted a review, but for some reason it was posted on a new account. Add it to your original account. This is the inn that impressed me so much. It is one of the top long-established inns in Kanazawa. We were treated to lunch at an event in the heat wave. The dining space is comfortably prepared. He is particular about the dishes he serves, incorporates local ingredients, and adjusts the seasonings to suit the people who gather for the dinner. Everything is arranged by thinking about what kind of event and what kind of people will gather. It is a store that you will want to use for auspicious occasions. Of course, this inn is recommended for elderly people who want to enjoy the hospitality of Kanazawa.
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July 31, 2023
A long-established inn in Kanazawa that competes for number one. I was treated to lunch at an event. I'm glad that the proprietress, the chef, and the staff are very considerate in the heat wave. Cool food, tableware, flowers, and so on. For the first time, I realized that this is what "hospitality" means. The dishes are seasoned to make the most of each ingredient, and Kaga cuisine is also incorporated. It goes well with local sake. This inn is recommended for elderly people who come to Kanazawa for a trip. You can also use it only for meals, so if there is an auspicious occasion, you will want to use it.
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Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: 14:00–18:30
Check-out: Before 11:00
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this property.
Cots and Extra Beds
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Breakfast
Breakfast is available at the hotel. Please contact the hotel for details.
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Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
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- Number of Rooms: 3
A gourmet ryokan serving up heartwarming hospitality and traditional Kaga cuisine made using time-honored culinary practices.
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