Yamanaka Onsen KAJIKASO in Kaga

Hotel staff were great and super helpful. Rooms are large and very clean. The location is very good and next to trail walk and river. Food is buffet style and good. Definitely recommended.

The hotel is newly renovated with good service and facilities. Good Onsen , good buffet with a lot of varieties. I have no second thought to recommend any visitors to stay in this hotel.

Very excellent stay in this hotel. Everything is perfect. Meal,room size, staff and price. My wife asks me to take her here next year. Good!

Great hotel. Newly refurbished. Dinner and breakfast buffet is superb!

Nice and Comfortable Hotel
Onsen facilities are well setup.
.With laundromat beside onsen entrance
.while waiting laundromat, there is large resting area with awesome window beauty just outside onsen entrance
. Also provide ice lolly and iced tea at free of charges at resting area
Renowned river walk beauty just next to hotel is superb.

New onsen hotel food is much better than expected room is clean and hygienic wish if there is private onsen room type and more shuttle service

We stayed here during the autumn foliage season.
The view of the autumn leaves from our room was amazing.
Unfortunately, it rained, so rain dripped from the open-air bath, but the location was great.

The Japanese-style room was absolutely fantastic, fulfilling my desire to stay in a traditional Japanese room. The hotel's location was great, within walking distance of Hessenkei Creek, with beautiful scenery. At night, the babbling brook flowed right outside the window, lulling me to sleep. Unfortunately, dinner was only a buffet, which we didn't really want, so we walked out to find a restaurant.

(Transportation) There's a hotel shuttle bus from Kaga Onsen Station, which is quite convenient. It's located in the middle of the Tsurusenkei area, so if you arrive in the afternoon, you can walk the left side first and then the right side in the morning to avoid getting too tired.

(Facilities) The lobby is large and offers complimentary tea and drinks. There's also a free playground on the 6th floor with ping-pong tables, snooker, etc. The hot spring area on the 2nd floor also has free popsicles and very inexpensive washing machines.

(Food) Of all the hotels I've stayed at along the way, I found the breakfast to be the best value. I didn't eat dinner. I stayed at over a dozen hotels along the way, ranging from 3000 to 800 yen per night, and this was the only hotel with a buffet breakfast. There were three counters. There are freshly cooked items, such as Wo Sushi French toast and freshly squeezed juice.

(Room) The room is quite basic; you have to fold your own blankets. Unfortunately, the balcony is rather bare, so you can't enjoy the view.

(Service) Check-in and check-out are quite quick, and the staff are all smiles. I've included a picture of a sushi-making lady, but I've covered her face to protect her privacy, though her smile made my breakfast very enjoyable.

(Other) The yukatas (light cotton robes) here are quite nice. At least after staying here for ten days, I feel it's good value for money, so I'd definitely stay at this hotel again.