Best Hotels near Natadera Temple Pond, Komatsu

Stayed in Rurikoh for 3 nights. I have to say this hotel is quite popular with tour groups and most of them stay here on their way to see Central Japan. The hotel is a bit dated but still clean. All things are large here to accommodate the big crowds - ie Conference rooms, lounges, hotel lobby and restaurants and even the Public Onsen is large. We stayed here to experience the onsens and were not disappointed. There is one indoor + outdoor Public bath, and one private bath. We didn’t try the private one as its chargeable, so we went to the public one only. By staying in Rurikoh, we can even go to the sister hotel, Hatori, to experience their onsen baths there. There are 2 public baths there and many private ones. When we compare the 2 onsen baths, we find that Hatori’s is newer but smaller. Rurikoh’s has its charms and I am sure it used to be the best in the 80’s. Rurikoh has the larger bath and when crowded, you don’t see much of other bathers. As for the room, it is rather dated. We booked the twin room, western style Type A and it was large for Japan Standards. We didn’t take the meals options as there are plenty of Izakayas and restaurants if you drive around. Most restaurants charge less for food and if you dont mind driving around instead of eating in the hotel, you can save quite a fair bit. As for amenities, the hotel is very generous with things like onsen towels, use of Yukatas, water moisturisers, plentiful of toothbrushes and combs. As for the service, staff here are very courteous and they speak English well. One good point with the service is that they will park your car for you and bring it to the front every morning without you even asking. Overall, for the price that we paid and the service and amenities that we got, i would give this a 4star.

It was 7500 yen with two meals, which was very cheap compared to other Oedo Onsen. The room rank is even cheaper (7,000 yen) for a Western-style room, but as far as I can see from the photos, the quality makes me wonder, ”What is this room?” It takes more than 20 minutes on foot from Kaga Onsen Station, and it's probably like crossing fields, so it's pitch black at night. We made a reservation in advance for the shuttle bus, which runs three times a day, and arrived at 5:30 pm. I will be waiting for you at the station! There was a person who complained about it, but he quickly found it and brought it to me promptly, so I had a good impression. Although the building is old when you arrive, the entrance is quite spacious and has a good impression. The tatami room is on the Shibayamagata side, and the scenery is pretty good. However, what is quite disappointing is that the walls and ceiling are extremely thin, and the sound of people walking on the upper floor echoes, and you can hear the neighbors' snoring, conversations, and even farts. This lowered the tension quite a bit. If it's not a corner room, the sound will go through. The meal is a standard buffet, but compared to other Oedo Onsen Monogatari menus, the amount of carbohydrates is overwhelmingly higher, and I wondered if this was the secret to the low price. Furthermore, the impression is that there are plenty of fish dishes, but the quality of the fish is a little poor, and it is very greasy. Well, there are a lot of local things prepared, and considering the price, I think I'm grateful. The bath here is also a normal circulation filtration type natural hot spring, and there is no gender change, but the indoor bath is quite large and comfortable, and above all, you can enjoy the openness of the open-air bath with a view of Shibayama Lagoon that spreads between your eyes. Really liked it. Since it is open to the public, you can often see locals with their own toiletries. It's a testament to its popularity. The double room is about 10 square meters, and the room is old-fashioned, and the table and chairs are sadly badly finished, so I can't recommend it, but if you go from a twin room to a Japanese-style room, the view of the room is worth the price, and you can get 2 for 7000 yen. I feel that the cost performance is quite good considering that you can enjoy the open-air bath with a meal, that scenery, and the free shuttle from the station. Recommended for people who don't mind the sound and want to pursue cost performance. Not suitable for those looking for even a little luxury.

A well located ryokan (5 minutes walk from the town centre) that has multiple indoor and outdoor public hot springs as well as private hot springs you can book for an extra fee. While the building is modern, being a ryokan. the room I stayed in was furnished in a traditional Japanese style with tatami, fusama, shoji and even a tokonoma (though I suspect all rooms are like this). The facilities and extras Hatori offers (bar, bookable cafe, karaoke room, free taiko performance and free ice cream nightly) were really nice touches. What made my stay most enjoyable however were the delicious dinners (make sure to book your meals in you stay plan you wont regret it!) and staff. While only a little English was spoken all the staff did their utmost to make you feel welcome and provide for your needs. This kind of 'omotenashi' is increasingly rare and I wish I could have stayed there more than 3 nights. I will definitely be back.

Check-in and check-out are unmanned, and the machine is placed on the other side, and the samurai and dinosaurs are projected. Because it is a new hotel, the room was naturally beautiful and the bed was soft. I felt that the room was a bit large, but the facilities are ordinary business hotels. The bath is still a bit large and there is a washroom. Breakfast was the first day of the Atsua baked rice, and the rice was delicious, but the problem was the second day. It was like dried or boiled cherry blossoms, but it was cold and I couldn't eat it. I had it warmed up, but it was still cold and hard, so I left it almost. I think there is a repeat, but I think breakfast is.

Probably due to the fact that it is at the so called countryside, price is good. It is quite a drive to the hotel. I arrived about 9pm and it was such a dark drive right into the hotel. A local was driving, if not it would have been quite scary. Not so sure if the location is convenient for the usual traveller. I was booked this hotel by my business counterpart for convenience and supposedly close proximity to the factory. Room is big and spacious. I had 2 queen sized bed with a table and 2 chairs. Not typical of japanese hotels. Room looks old style but clean. Facial wash, body cloth (for scrubbing) etc was provided. They have a natural indoor and outdoor onsen. And a bath that comes with it where everyone just showers together. There is also a dressing area where lotion and moisturiser for the face are provided in the women's onsen. Hair dryer too. Not sure about the men's. There's a vending machine area with drinks and cup noodles and also the toy egg turning machines. Breakfast is at level 1 restaurant, Japanese breakfast, served buffet style.

It is also seen in the article of the word of mouth until now, but the buffet of the dinner I stayed for two consecutive nights was the worst. First of all, the number of items is small. Next, warm things are cold from the beginning (tempura and pasta, etc.). The only thing that was better was sashimi. This was cold. Is there a decent cook here? Dinner is about 1 stars. The morning is bad, and about 3. The other is about 4, so the meal is a pity. The breakfast plan without dinner may be safe.

I'm staying at the Yukai Resort, which is color 々, so it may be because I'm used to the unique system, but the employees were more kind. Also, the children were very excited about ”Children's Village” and were playing until the last minute. How big is the room? ?? The children were playing hide-and-seek in about the size. There is a color 々 writing, but I think that's the case if you get used to the Yukai Resort system. Check-out is from 8 am in advance. The room was free to use until 12 o'clock. It was a very convenient system. There is also a children's playground in the restaurant, so the recommended time for meals with children is ”book at the first time” both morning and night. There was no New Year-like event in Corona, but it wasn't as crowded as it was, and it was comfortable. I think the free rental stroller that can be used in the building was also very convenient.

The appearance is old, but the lobby and the room do not feel so old. Mr. Nakai looks like a relative's aunt, and it feels just right without being too much. White rice is delicious for meals anyway. He put plenty of it in the ohitsu and was willing to bring me a refill. The side dishes were of course delicious, but the white rice was delicious anyway. The large communal bath is normal. The hot water is hot. There was no smell of karki and my skin became smooth. I am very grateful that the private bath can be used for free the next morning. There were 3 types of private baths, but 2 types were able to take a bath. I was able to use the table tennis table for free, so I enjoyed it with my children. The books from the library on the second floor were brought into the room, and the children who liked books were overjoyed. Impression that there are many books for adults. We never went out until check-out, but when we looked at the lobby the next morning, it was raining, so there were boots for lending. I also prepared for children, and I thought it was a thankful service. When I returned, Mr. Nakai went out to see me off to the parking lot and waved until I couldn't see the car. It's not a luxury inn, but you can enjoy the hot springs at a reasonable price. Not suitable for those who expect Mr. Nakai's generous service. It was the best service content for my house.

It was a satisfying inn in terms of rooms, hot springs, meals, customer service, cleanliness, etc. In particular, the hot springs have a moist quality that feels like a lotion, and I took the open-air baths in the guest rooms many times. There wasn't anything special about the meal, but I was able to slowly eat warm food in the room, and all of them were delicious. Mr. Nakai's personality was good, and I was able to talk happily, and he was able to deal with allergies that I had told him in advance. It was good that I could move barefoot inside the inn without slippers. Also, I was grateful that the check-in time was 13:00 and I was able to stay until 12:00 the next day, so I was able to relax very slowly. Yamashiro Onsen itself is a small hot spring town, but this inn was a very comfortable time and space.