[Ishikawa] 16 ryokan with rooms with open-air baths for couples' anniversary dates!

Would you like to embark on a memorable trip for your anniversary with your beloved boyfriend? Spending time in the suburbs of Tokyo is also an ant, but if you dare to go far, you can have a fresh experience. By taking your time to travel overnight instead of on a day trip, you may discover his new charm.

The destination we are introducing this time is Ishikawa. Speaking of Ishikawa, Kanazawa is popular, but there are many other hidden gems such as onsen towns full of atmosphere such as Kaga onsen Town, and the Noto Peninsula, which is known as a treasure trove of gastronomy.

So this time, we picked up an inn in Ishikawa that has rooms with open-air baths and where you can enjoy luxurious local gourmet food. If you soak in the open-air bath and enjoy delicious food, you will feel refreshed at once. It seems to remain in the memory of two people.

First, let's introduce a lodging that can be easily accessed after sightseeing in Kanazawa. It's about 35 minutes by shuttle bus from Kanazawa Station. Located in the Yuwaku area, the inner sanctum of Kanazawa, Hyakurakuso is a quiet and relaxing inn. The guest rooms are divided into the main building and a villa called "Kagura." This is a guest room with a semi-open-air bath in the main building, "Saishin IROHA." You can spend a relaxing and healing time while looking out at the scenery of the countryside.

For couples looking for a higher-class stay, we recommend the "Tataraku Suite" in the annex. This also comes with a semi-open-air bath, so you can have onsen all to yourself without worrying about anyone seeing you. In addition, guests at the annex can use four types of private baths. This is the private bath "Kenroku." It is a luxury to be able to use it as many times as you like when it is free, and enjoy bathing without worrying about being seen by others.

The villa "Tataraku Suite" is equipped with a living room, bedroom, and Japanese-style room, making it too spacious for two people. In addition, you can use the premium lounge "Onborato" where you can enjoy alcohol, soft drinks, snacks, etc. for free. It's okay to be allowed such luxury on an anniversary, isn't it?

The kaiseki dinner served in a private meal room is also luxurious! In addition to the "basic kaiseki" using seasonal ingredients, there is also the "Ishikawa Three Great Delicacies Kaiseki" which features high-quality ingredients such as live abalone sashimi, Noto beef, and Nodoguro, as well as a limited-time plan where you can eat as much Kano crab as you want, so it's hard to decide which one to choose.

About 50 minutes by bus from Kanazawa Station and get off at Yuwaku onsen. About a 2-minute walk from there, onsen Yunode Ryokan is an inn where you can experience the "traditional beauty" of Kanazawa. For couples who want to experience the local atmosphere, "onsen" is perfect. At night, you can soak in onsen under the soft light of Japanese paper lights. Please enjoy a romantic anniversary date with him.

onsen is a room where you can spend time surrounded by gold leaf objects and Kaga crafts. You can have an experience like staying in an art museum. Surrounded by the glittering culture of Kaga, you'll be able to spend your travels in a cheerful mood.

For dinner, you can enjoy "Hanayagi Kaiseki" and other "Takumi Sosaku Kaiseki" dishes. The course, which includes hassun, sashimi, and clay pot-roasted rice, allows you to enjoy the beauty of the seasons to the eye as well as to the soul, and will satisfy you. For breakfast, you can enjoy the encounter with local cuisine, such as Kanazawa's hot tofu "Toppe" and "Bero Bero," which is packed with tradition and craftsmanship.

Take the train from Kanazawa Station and get off at Matto Station, which is about 10 minutes away. About 20 minutes by reservation-only shuttle bus from there, Matsusaki is the place where Izumi Kyoka's novel "Umi No Narutoki" was set. Established in the Edo period, this long-established inn has plenty of guest rooms with open-air baths that are perfect for couples' anniversaries. The photo is a special room of "Shinkan Houou" with an open-air bath and an indoor bath using hot spring water. In the morning, the chirping of birds accompanies your bath.

All rooms are spacious. Among them, the special room in the Shinkan Phoenix is the ultimate in luxury. After warming up in the open-air bath, cool down by the window. Why don't you enjoy chatting with him over a cup of tea? By the way, there are two types of special rooms, “Japanese-style” and “with bed”, so talk with him and decide which one you want.

Dinner is a kaiseki meal made with local ingredients. The photo shows an example of the Houou Kaiseki that can be enjoyed at the New Houou Restaurant. The dashi stock, made with kelp from Rishiri and bonito flakes from Makurazaki, adds depth to the flavor. Each dish is served at the perfect time to eat, so you can savor the freshness of the dish.

Take the train from Kanazawa Station and get off at "Matsuto Station" which is about 10 minutes away. From there, take a shuttle bus and it's about 25 minutes to "Tabitei Manyo", which is also perfect for couples' anniversaries. The inn has an area of about 6,690m2, but only 9 guest rooms. You can spend time just for the two of you in a spacious room.

There are a variety of guest rooms, including VIP rooms with private entrances, special Japanese-Western style rooms, rooms with two adjoining Japanese rooms, and maisonette-type rooms. All rooms except the standard rooms have an open-air bath, making them perfect for a stay-at-home trip. In these maisonette-type rooms, you can enjoy a relaxing time in the hot onsen while looking out at the garden.

The guest room, which is made up of two adjoining 10-tatami Japanese-style rooms and has an open-air bath with a view of the stars, also has a glass ceiling! On clear nights, you can enjoy onsen under the stars, which is very romantic. Choose your favorite room while daydreaming about what you and your partner might do together.

Dinner is a kaiseki meal served on beautiful tableware such as Kutani ware and Wajima lacquerware. You can enjoy it at your leisure in a private room at the restaurant. Enjoy seasonal ingredients from the Sea of Japan, the sacred foot of Mt. Hakusan, the Kaga Plain, and more, and admire the tableware, while enjoying a dinner trip just for the two of you.

From Kanazawa Station, take the bus for about 50 minutes and get off at Yuwaku onsen. From there, it's about a 3-minute walk to Sakaeya Japanese Cuisine, an inn that takes pride in its cuisine. In addition to seasonal seafood such as snow crab in winter and sea bream in spring, you can't miss the local dish "Jibuni" and juicy "Noto beef steak." Another plus is that you can enjoy in-room dining for both breakfast and dinner. Of the seven rooms available, the "Maisonette with Open-Air Bath" shown in the photo is recommended for couples' anniversaries. How about a luxurious bath while gazing at the mountain ranges that change with the seasons?

The "Maisonette with open-air bath" has a playful design and consists of a Japanese-style room, bedroom, washroom, and entrance. Let's spend some time alone in a space with attention to detail such as soft Japanese lighting, hanging scrolls, and flowers. By the way, there are separate men's and women's large public baths in the hotel, so you can warm yourself up in Yuwaku onsen.

The inn's pride and joy is its cuisine, which is full of the bounty of the Hokuriku region. The menu changes with the seasons, so you're sure to find something new no matter how many times you visit. The photo shows one example of a winter dish: snow crab! Enjoying this rare brand of crab cooked in a variety of ways, such as grilled, boiled, or sashimi, is sure to create a lasting memory for you and your partner.

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About 30 minutes by bus from Kanazawa Station and get off at "Sue". About 2 minutes by free shuttle bus from there, Kanazawa Saikawa onsen Kawabata no Yuyado Takitei is a hideaway inn surrounded by nature. For couples who want to enjoy an extraordinary experience, why not stay at Hanare Saigawa, which has an open-air bath? Surrender yourself to the natural onsen while listening to the murmuring of the Sai River, and you will be healed from the bottom of your heart.

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There are 10 rooms in total at "Hanare Saigawa", 5 on the 1st and 5 on the 2nd floor. You can spend a comfortable time here, as if you were on a riverside terrace. Enjoy a peaceful afternoon with the sound of the stream as background music.

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For dinner, you can enjoy a monthly kaiseki meal prepared with ingredients carefully selected by the head chef. After waking up, enjoy a Japanese breakfast made with local ingredients.

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Ishikawa, rich in nature, is dotted with inns with great views. It's about a 7-minute free shuttle bus ride from JR onsen Station. "Tadaya," overlooking Noto Bay, is a long-established inn founded in 1885. There are a variety of rooms available, and the rooms with open-air baths are especially recommended. The photo shows a room with an open hearth in the VIP room "Rikyu" (Room 712). It's a fantastic location with the vast ocean stretching out in front of you! The golden sea shining in the sunlight and the sea dyed in the sunset are both beautiful.

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This is a particularly spacious room (Room 717) among the VIP rooms "Rikyu", and comes with an open-air bath and a twin bedroom. Beyond the spacious courtyard garden is Nanao Bay. The open veranda features a cypress open-air bath. Of the 12 rooms at Rikyu, 6 have their own open-air onsen baths, and each room has a different atmosphere, so you'll want to stay here again and again. Why not visit with your boyfriend on every anniversary?

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Dinner is lavish with the bounty of the mountains and seas of the Noto Peninsula. Enjoy the refined and delicate seasoning that only a long-established restaurant can offer. The beautiful seasonal dishes are a feast for the eyes, making them taste even better. This is an example of a colorful winter dish. The food is presented alongside the lights of the Noto Musume Setsudo cave, making it enchanting. Indulge in delicious food and wine with a "sake tasting set" that allows you to compare the taste of local sake that goes with your special order.

About 10 minutes by free shuttle bus from JR onsen Station. Tokigasane, located on the banks of Lake Shibayamagata, has a wide variety of rooms. Among them, we recommend the "Rooms with Open-air Baths" where you can enjoy onsen without leaving your room.

The rooms with open-air baths include Japanese-Western style rooms and purely Japanese style rooms, both of which have excellent views. Taking a bath while looking out at the refreshing lake will refresh your body and mind. There is a chair next to the bathtub, so you can enjoy a bath while talking to your partner.

The "guest room with an open-air hot spring bath" has a wonderful interior! You can also drink tea at the spacious table. You can lie down by the window and look at the lake. Please spend a special time. The night view from the room is also beautiful. The photo is "Pure Japanese-style guest room with open-air hot spring bath".

Dinner features a line-up of dishes that focus on jiwamon (local ingredients). You can enjoy the famous Kaga vegetables, as well as fresh seafood such as sweet shrimp and crab caught in the Sea of Japan. The beautiful presentation adds a touch of elegance to your memories. In a semi-private space, you and your partner can enjoy a leisurely conversation while feasting on the memories of your trip.

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For couples who want to spend a luxurious time, why not stay at Noto Tsukumowan Hyakurakuso, where all rooms have an ocean view? A suite with an open-air bath is especially recommended. After bathing together, change into a yukata and cool down. The nearest bus stop to the inn is "Kujukuwan", about 2 hours by express bus from Kanazawa Station. From there, you can get there in about 3 minutes by taking the free shuttle bus.

For couples who want to indulge themselves, we recommend the Gulf Suite Kaiyu. It's a large room with an open-air bath, bedroom, living room, and Japanese-style room, and it has a great view! You can see Tsukumo Bay and even further away Toyama Bay from the terrace.

This is the terrace of the "Bay Suite Hisui" room. If you want to fully enjoy the beautiful view of Tsukumo Bay, this room is recommended. Do nothing, just sit and daydream. It's a luxurious and extraordinary experience. By the way, guests staying in suite rooms can use the "Premium Lounge." Why not enjoy drinks, cocktails, snacks, and more while admiring the spectacular view for two?

Dinner is a choice of seven kaiseki courses. It's an on-going parade of high-quality ingredients such as blackthroat seaperch, abalone, and Noto beef! From early November to late March, a crab-only course is also available. This is sure to satisfy even gourmet couples. Depending on the plan, you can dine in a private meal room.

About 5 minutes by free shuttle bus from JR onsen Onsen Station. Opened in 1890, Hotel Kaibo is a long-established inn that continues to be loved by the locals. As the name suggests, you can enjoy the view of Nanao Bay from anywhere in the hotel. It is also attractive that there are many guest rooms with open-air baths that are great for couples. The two of us would like to soak in the round Shigaraki ware bath and feel the slow passage of time.

In addition to rooms with open-air baths, we have a variety of guest rooms, including special rooms with traditional facilities, rooms with counter kitchens, and rooms with twin beds. Both the lower floors, where you can feel the ocean up close, and the upper floors, where you can look out over the vast scenery, are wonderful. Also, depending on the room, you may be able to see the sunrise on a clear day.

Savor the deliciousness of Hokuriku and Noto! A Japanese-style banquet where you can enjoy seafood caught in Nanao Bay and the Sea of Japan to your heart's content. You'll be spoilt for choice when choosing between the delicious dishes, such as a mountain delicacy course where you can enjoy steaks made from Noto beef raised in the clean air and fertile soil of the Noto Peninsula.

It's about a 5-minute ride on the free shuttle bus from JR onsen Onsen Station. The long-established "Yukemuri no Yado Biwanso" boasts a history of about 200 years, and has a Japanese-style room with an open-air bath called "Shiomi-tei." It's luxurious to be able to take a bath in onsen while looking out at Nanao Bay.

This is the Japanese-Western style room "Yunohana-tei." It comes with a half open-air bath with a view of the ocean. onsen in the half open-air bath in the guest room is 100% source hot spring! You can enjoy a luxurious bath with a view of the ocean from the comfort of your own room. How about treating yourself to a trip?

For dinner, enjoy the Noto Kaiseki dinner, which allows you to enjoy the seasonal flavors, at the modern Japanese meal "En." You can also order a spectacular boat-shaped platter or abalone steak.

Finally, we've picked out a lodging facility located in a historic onsen area. Located in onsen, said to be the oldest hot spring in the Hokuriku region, onsen Ryotei Kaiseki Notoya can be accessed by a free shuttle bus from Awazu Station. In addition to standard rooms, there are a wide variety of rooms available, including special rooms and rooms for raising children, and there are even rooms with open-air baths with natural hot spring water that are perfect for couples.

This Japanese-style suite room with an open-air bath, "Tanpopo," has a modern Japanese atmosphere and is popular for anniversary trips. Here too, you can enjoy the hot spring water to your heart's content. You don't have to do anything, just enjoy a bath wherever you feel like it... How about an elegant holiday like that?

You can enjoy a wide variety of dishes, including seafood and mountain produce. Not only will you be excited by the luxurious ingredients, but the beautiful presentation of the food will tell a story and make you feel like you're reluctant to eat it. It's sure to be an unforgettable taste of your trip.

About 15 minutes by free shuttle bus from JR onsen Onsen Station. "Hatori" has high-quality rooms where you can feel the warmth of wood. For couples who want to relax in a room with an open-air bath, how about staying at the Kaede Building A Type Suite Japanese-Western Style Room pictured? The round bathtub on the wooden deck is full of atmosphere. After bathing, you can cool off while watching the night view on the wooden chair next to the bathtub.

The 12.5-tatami Japanese-style room, a room with twin beds, and an open-air bath, the Kaede Building A Type Suite Japanese-Western Style Room, is like a house for two. Enjoy the feeling of being in a villa family in a modern Japanese space with a focus on interior design.

For dinner, enjoy the chef's ``Irodoribako,'' a colorful array of dishes packed into a three-tiered wooden box. Every time you open it, you'll see gorgeous dishes that will make your heart skip a beat. It's like a treasure chest of food. We're sure to fill your stomach and soul with all the food that's not only good for your appearance, but also for your health!

About 25 minutes by free shuttle bus from JR onsen Onsen Station. Located in Yamanaka onsen, which boasts a history of about 1,300 years, “Kissho Yamanaka” offers a wide range of services such as free private baths, drinks in the lobby lounge, and colored yukata rentals for women. There are 10 types of rooms available, some of which are perfect for couples with an open-air onsen.

Couples who want to be particular about the view should consider Miyabi, a special guest room with an open-air bath. This is a corner room, so you can enjoy the nature of Yamanaka onsen whether you are relaxing with your boyfriend in a Japanese-style room or waking up in a Western-style Simmons bed. If you are enveloped in the scent of the “aroma pot” prepared in the room, you will feel the best.

Guests staying in rooms with open-air baths can enjoy a higher-grade meal. At the exclusive meal "Chihiro," you can enjoy "Once in a Lifetime" of Auspicious Gourmet Meals, packed with the charms of Kaga and Noto, which is blessed with ingredients from both the mountains and the sea throughout the year, and feel like a prince or princess. Don't miss the traditional beauty of Kutani ware and Yamanaka lacquerware.

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About 15 minutes from onsen Station by free shuttle bus (reservations required). Kaga onsen onsen Mukayu, located in Yamashiro Onsen, which boasts a 1,300-year history, is perfect for couples who want to spend time in a modern and stylish space ♡ All 16 rooms have an open-air bath, and are located on a hill. The view is outstanding due to its location. Taking a bath alone, surrounded by nature, will be an unforgettable memory.

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The photo shows the "Western-style room" facing the mountain garden. Why don't you spend a romantic time looking at the stars and the moon on the terrace when the weather is nice? In addition, there are a variety of rooms such as Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western style rooms, and special rooms.

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At mealtime, enjoy kaiseki cuisine that makes the most of seasonal ingredients. The photo shows one of the spring appetizers. Enjoy the seasonal flavors of each season, such as "whole steamed bamboo shoots" in spring, "Kaga Hashidate abalone and turban rice" in summer, "fried and grilled rosy seabass" in autumn, and "charcoal-grilled snow crab" in winter.

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About 7 minutes on foot from Yamanaka onsen Bus Terminal. “Miyako Wasure no Yado Korogiro” in Yamanaka onsen is recommended for natural couples. The photo shows the detached room "Toki no Ma" with an open-air bath. In front of the bath, there is a landscape that looks like a painting, and you will be mesmerized.

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In the annex "Tokinoma", there is a spacious Japanese-style room, a wide veranda, and a sunken kotatsu-style dining room, where you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons. Relax on the deck with views of the valley below. A hideaway-like inn that makes you want to stay here forever.

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The dinner you can enjoy in your room is a kaiseki meal that mainly uses high-class ingredients such as seafood and wild vegetables caught in Hashidate Port. You can choose an accommodation plan for each ingredient, such as crab, throat black, and matsutake mushrooms. Check out the anniversary plan that comes with cake or sparkling wine.

Ishikawa has many inns that are perfect for a special anniversary with your boyfriend. Soaking in the open-air bath and savoring luxurious gourmet food is sure to be a great day. I hope the two of you can find a place to stay ♡