Kohannoyado Morimoto in Kaga

The staff here are incredibly lovely. The whole experience was first class. Thank you so much!

Great hotel facing the lake. Clean and comfortable room with nice spa.

Service and Environment: The Warmth of Japanese Hospitality

From the moment you arrive at Kaga Onsen Station, you'll feel the hotel's attentiveness—staff are waiting on time with signs, proactively taking your luggage; the shuttle bus is clean and comfortable; and even in the short journey, gentle Japanese and smiles convey the warmth of "Omotenashi" (Japanese hospitality).

Japanese Breakfast: A Morning Ritual to Awaken Your Taste Buds

Breakfast is enjoyed in a traditional Japanese restaurant, with long wooden tables and low stools, sunlight filtering through the shoji doors onto the plates. The main course is freshly grilled salt-grilled mackerel, its skin crispy and the flesh tender, served with hot miso soup and brown rice—instantly warming the stomach; the tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelet) is soft and fluffy like a cloud, with a subtle bonito flavor; and there are three or four kinds of pickled side dishes, perfectly balanced in sourness and saltiness to cut through the richness. What impressed me most was that the staff would kneel (not obsequious, but a traditional Japanese courtesy) and gently ask if we needed more rice or soup. When refilling tea, the spout was never pointed at the guests; every gesture conveyed respect for the food and the guests.

Kaiseki Dinner: A Taste of the Four Seasons

Dinner was a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The appetizer was seasonal bamboo shoots with sea urchin tofu, served in rustic ceramic bowls. The sweetness of the bamboo shoots and the creaminess of the sea urchin blended perfectly on the tongue. The sashimi was served in an ice-carved boat; the tuna belly was evenly marbled with fat, and the sweet shrimp carried the fresh sweetness of the sea. The main course, grilled Wagyu beef with sansho pepper, was so tender it melted in the mouth, and the sansho pepper's aroma cut through the richness.

Warmth in the Details: Service Memories That Exceed Expectations

As we left, the owner and staff bowed and saw us off to the shuttle bus. From the punctuality of the station pick-up and drop-off to the thoughtful service during our meal, and the subtle attention to our preferences, this hotel made us realize that truly good service is not about standardized procedures, but about making you feel genuinely cared for in a foreign land—like the hot spring water of Kaga, seemingly calm, yet always able to warm your heart in the details.

The surrounding scenery is very nice.
Not only the hostess, but also the staff are very friendly.

The food is also the best.
If you want to feel the Japanese atmosphere, I highly recommend it.

Very good, satisfied with the stay

About an hour from Kanazawa. An inn that feels like an infinity, with so many amenities that I'm so happy. Yukata rental to choose from, tote bag in the room. I had to wrap my clothes in a towel to get back to my room before going to the public bath, but I was grateful for the attention to detail in the non-combustible tote bag. A slightly larger shampoo face wash foam. Sample type lotion emulsion cream cleansing. I am very impressed that they have everything essential for women. I feel happy and think that things like this are good. The drink bar is also fully stocked with apple cider vinegar and cups that you can take home with you to enjoy your chilled Kagabo tea room. I was greedy with my bag on my shoulder and two cups. Dinner is also served at long tables with a movie-like atmosphere. I can't say enough about the care they put into the menu with their name on it. Of course, I still think I'll go out to the extravagant dinner. I wish I had less side dishes and more local vegetables and fruits, and I find myself wishing for even more luxury. I laughed at how much I was able to meditate on the rich menu, thinking that ice cream with chocolate sauce and fruit would be better than pudding. There is a special bath time system, but there is a lacquered bath that looks like a boat with natural hot spring water flowing directly from the source.You can heat it up a little, let the water cool down, and then pour it over your ankles.It feels like an esthetician, and you can take a long bath while looking out at your own scenery, which is so luxurious. It's good to be in a good mood. Thank you for the memories.

I would like to thank all the stuff who work on 4/18 and the 4/19 breakfast server(grandma's age). I don't have dinner plan in the hotel, so the stuff drive me to the nearby restaurant and pick me up when I finished my dinner.
thanks the front stuff, shuttle bus driver, and the dining server!
the view of the room is fantastic as well! the breakfast is delicious !

A traditional hot spring hotel. Well survived the Corona Vortex. I appreciate the efforts of all of our employees. However, for that reason, it seems that the cleaning has not been done well, and when I opened the window, the screen door was full of dust, and I was worried about the details. Hot springs are nice. There are several types of shampoo available for you to choose from. For dinner, I ordered crab shabu as an option, so it took a long time, but Mr. Nakai, who was in charge, responded with a smile until the end.

Outstanding service, good food, pleasant property.

Nice view and delicious foods

gorgeous traditional hotel