[Ishikawa] Top 10 onsen ryokan with outdoor baths with spectacular ocean views perfect for a stay in Noto

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If you want to go to an area that is reasonably close to Tokyo and where you can relax in nature for a change of pace, why not try Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa? The Noto Peninsula is a peninsula that juts north into the Sea of Japan from near the center of the Hokuriku region. It takes about 1 hour from Haneda Airport to Satoyama Airport, and is also accessible by train and bus such as the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and is about 2 hours by car from Kanazawa City. It is a spot on the Sea of Japan side that is surprisingly easy to visit.

After enjoying sightseeing on the Noto Peninsula, take a relaxing dip in the open-air bath where you can enjoy the spectacular view of Noto. In this article, we will introduce inns with open-air terraces with spectacular ocean views in Nanao City, Wajima City, Suzu City, and Noto Town, Hosu District on the Noto Peninsula.

Ishikawa Nanao City has many sightseeing spots that take advantage of nature, including the Notojima Bridge, which offers a spectacular view of the sea and islands, and Wakura onsen, which has a history of about 1,200 years. Wakura onsen has lodging facilities as well as "Wakura onsen So-yu," a day-trip hot spring facility where you can casually enjoy onsen.

onsen Tadaya is in a perfect location where you can enjoy the sunset over Nanao Bay. Although it is located a little far from onsen town, you can also use the shuttle service from JR onsen Onsen Station if you make a reservation in advance, so don't worry if you don't have a car. This is a recommended inn when you want to spend an extraordinary time.

There are 3 types of rooms to choose from, ranging from pure Japanese style to Western style. All rooms have a spectacular view of Nanao Bay outside the window, and the atmosphere is full of a sense of freedom. There are also many rooms with open-air baths, which are great for those who like onsen.

The large onsen bath, separated by gender, has a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath with a pleasant sea breeze. It is also equipped with a jet bath and sauna, so you can slowly heal your daily fatigue. Refresh yourself while watching the scenery of Nanao Bay change over time.

Dinner is a Kaiseki meal using seasonal ingredients from Noto, Hokuriku. In the summer, you can enjoy seasonal dishes such as the refreshing ``summer vegetables and seafood jelly'', sashimi, and Noto steak, and in the winter, you can enjoy snow crab hotpot dishes and ``yellowtail kaiseki''.

Hotel Kaibo is an inn that boasts onsen and cuisine, with a magnificent view of Nanao Bay and Noto Island. A shuttle service to and from JR onsen Station is also available if you make a reservation at the time of your stay.

We recommend the rooms in the "Hakuho Building" which face Nanao Bay. The "Hakuho Building" has an unobstructed view of the Notojima Bridge, so you can see the sunrise on clear, early morning days.

The open-air bath in onsen hot spring bath has a view of Nanao Bay that gives you a sense of freedom. During the day, the sea has calm waves, but at night, the lights of the fishing boats light up, creating a magical atmosphere. The bathing hours are from 3pm to 10am the next day, so you can enjoy onsen to your heart's content whenever you like.

For dinner, there is a ``Recommended Kaiseki'' where you can enjoy about 12 different dishes made with seasonal ingredients. In winter, there is also a ``Crab Special Kaiseki'' where you can enjoy tagged snow crabs and Kano crabs. Dinner will be served in your room or in a private room, so you can enjoy Noto's gourmet meal at your leisure.

Kagaya is a long-established onsen ryokan located in a location with a great view of onsen. There is also a souvenir shop in the hotel that sells famous sweets, folk crafts, and crafts, so you can enjoy choosing souvenirs during your stay. A free shuttle service between the inn and JR onsen is available with advance reservations.

The guest rooms have a calm, relaxed atmosphere befitting a long-established ryokan. There are rooms facing the ocean and rooms facing the town, as well as Japanese-Western rooms that are perfect for those who want to sleep in a bed at night.

This inn has spacious onsen baths for men and women that occupy two floors from the second to third floors. Each has an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and both are in wonderful locations overlooking Nanao Bay. There is also a large public bath for women on the first floor, where you can enjoy onsen in an indoor bath that looks like Ryugu Castle and is made with Italian tiles.

For dinner, you can enjoy a course of dishes incorporating Noto's seafood and mountain delicacies. We also have a carefully selected lineup of drinks, including Kagaya 's original local sake and wine made in collaboration with local brewers, as well as local sake and shochu from all over the country that go well with the food! It looks like you'll enjoy the marriage of food and alcohol.

``Yukemuri no Yado Biwanso'' is an inn located in the middle of onsen. It is in a great location with a panoramic view of the surrounding Noto Island, and in summer you can also enjoy the liberating view from the rooftop pool. The inn is about 5 minutes by car from Wakura IC, and free shuttle service to and from JR Wakura Station is available if you make a reservation in advance.

Guests can choose from pure Japanese-style rooms with a calm atmosphere and Japanese-Western rooms with ocean views. If you want to enjoy some privacy, we also recommend rooms with onsen open-air baths. After taking a bath, cool off on the balcony and enjoy the magnificent view of Nanao Bay.

The open-air bath at onsen spring bath offers a dynamic view of Nanao Bay. The large public bath for women is fully stocked with amenities such as shampoo bars.

For dinner, we recommend an original course at the private dining room ``Sai''. Enjoy dishes made with Noto's seasonal ingredients, such as fresh seafood sashimi platters, abalone in the summer, crab in the winter, and more. There are 12 private rooms in the dining room, each of which is a designer room that incorporates crafts related to Ishikawa.

`` onsen Onsen Inn Yadomoriyajuen'' is an inn with ocean views overlooking the Noto Ohashi Bridge from Nanao Bay in all guest rooms and large baths. There is also a space where artwork is displayed and an observation deck, so it might be fun to take a walk around the inn after checking in. This inn is approximately 10 minutes by car from Wakura IC, and there is also a shuttle bus to and from JR Wakura Station.

The guest rooms are bright and calming Japanese-style rooms. All the rooms are spacious and relaxing. Come and stretch out your legs and relax.

The large onsen bath has a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath where the refreshing sea breeze blows through. From the open-air bath that gives you a sense of freedom, you can enjoy a spectacular view of Noto Island on the opposite shore and the Noto Island Ohashi Bridge. You can use it until 1 a.m. and from 4:30 in the morning.

For dinner, you can enjoy dishes made with seasonal ingredients from the Sea of Japan and fresh vegetables grown in the great outdoors of Noto. In addition to the kaiseki course where you can enjoy seasonal flavors, there is also a beef and pork shabu-shabu, and in winter, a crab-filled course. Enjoy a delicious moment while admiring the view of Nanao Bay from meal.

`` Nihon no Yado Notoraku'' is a seaside resort onsen ryokan overlooking Nanao Bay and Noto Island. There are three buildings with different tastes: the main building "Noto Raku", the oriental-style "Garden Notoya", and the "Hotel Noto Club" with an early American feel, so you can choose the accommodation of your choice. It is located about 5 minutes by car from JR Wakura Station, and if you contact us on the day of your stay, we can come and pick you up.

The guest rooms have a quiet and calm atmosphere befitting a seaside inn. Choose from a variety of options, including pure Japanese-style rooms and twin rooms.

The main building has separate onsen baths for men and women, both of which are in great locations where you can see Nanao Bay right next to you. There are sleeping baths, turtle baths, and herbal baths for women, so you can refresh your body from the inside out! There is also an open-air bath with a great view on the top floor of Garden Notoya, where you can enjoy a view that is a little different from the large public bath in the main building.

Enjoy a Japanese and Western buffet breakfast. The buffet is packed with local ingredients, including the local dish "Wakuramusubi," locally caught dried fish, and fresh vegetables delivered from contracted farmers. There are also freshly made egg dishes, bread, vegetable juice, and more, so both Japanese and Western food lovers will be satisfied!

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Wajima City is the core of Oku-Noto in the northern part of the Noto Peninsula. A fusion of history and nature, including the traditional lacquering craft ``Wajima Nuri'', ``Wajima Morning Market'', one of Japan's three major morning markets, and ``Shiroyone Senmaida'', a terraced rice field designated as a national scenic spot. It's an area.

Wajima onsen Yashio is an ocean-view ryokan located on a hill overlooking the Sea of Japan. On clear days, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the coastline and sunset. Wajima City's famous Wajima Morning Market is about a 10-minute walk from the inn. Why not stop by for a morning stroll?

There are ocean view rooms overlooking the coastline and rooms overlooking the townscape of Noto. Each has its own unique view, so be sure to check when making your reservation.

There are two large public baths in the hotel that can be used by men and women on a rotating basis. Each has a spacious indoor bath and an atmospheric open-air bath, so you can relax and soothe your daily fatigue. You can enjoy a bath in the morning as well as at night.

For dinner, you can enjoy local gourmet dishes such as ``Noto Kaiseki'' and ``Tai Shabu Kaiseki'' that incorporate seasonal ingredients. If you want to eat both seafood and meat, we recommend the ``Kaiseki with domestic beef steak''. In winter, there is also a ``crab-filled'' course, so you might be confused as to which one to choose.

Ishikawa, is located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula. Cape Suzu (also known as Kongozaki), which is said to be one of Japan's three major power spots, as well as the Rokugosaki Lighthouse, where you can see the sunrise over the sea and the sunset over the sea. It is an area where you can enjoy sightseeing spots that take advantage of the natural scenery, such as "Sakitodai".

"Lamp no Yado" is a onsen ryokan located at the tip of Cape Suzu. This long-established inn is said to have a history of over 450 years, and offers a spectacular view of Noto right in front of you. Access here is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes from Noto Satoyama Airport. If you are visiting by car, there is a parking lot at Cape Suzu near the inn, and a private car will take you from the parking lot to the inn. Masu.

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The guest rooms have a calm Japanese-style atmosphere. There are two types of rooms: regular rooms and rooms with open-air baths.Among them, the popular maisonette-type room ``Nami no Rikyu'' has a wonderful space that makes you feel like you are staying in an old private house. There's no TV, so it's also recommended when you want to relax and get away from everyday life.

The large public bath is designed to resemble a cave, and the open-air bath offers a spectacular view of the Sea of Japan between the rough rocks. If you want to enjoy an extraordinary trip, staying at an inn that offers unique features is also a good idea.

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Dinner starts with an aperitif, and you can gradually enjoy a menu that incorporates Noto's seasonal ingredients, such as appetizers, sashimi, Noto roast beef, and Hassun dishes. There are also bespoke dishes where you can enjoy Noto gourmet foods such as Noto beef steak, the finest natural sea abalone, and Kano crab.

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`` onsen Onsen no Tojiso'' is a onsen ryokan located within the Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park. Located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula, Mitsukejima, also known as Gunkanjima, is right in front of you! The hotel is approximately 35 minutes by car from Noto Airport IC, and approximately 15 minutes on foot from the Suzu Ukai stop on the express bus (Kanazawa-Suzu). If you are using the express bus, you can also receive a shuttle to and from Suzu Ukai if you make a reservation at least one day in advance.

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There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms. All rooms have a chic and calm Japanese modern atmosphere. For travelers who value their privacy, we also recommend rooms with open-air baths.

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Beyond the open-air bath "Kobo-no-yu", you can see a beautiful panorama of Mitsuke Island and the sea of Noto. Especially taking a morning bath while watching the sunrise over the sea is a truly extraordinary experience! There are also days when you can take a bath in seasonal hot springs such as irises and lemon. The open-air baths are open to men and women on a daily basis.

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Dinner is a course where you can enjoy plenty of seasonal Satoyama and Satoumi delicacies using plenty of Noto ingredients. Starting with an aperitif, you can enjoy appetizers, appetizers, and main dishes such as Noto beef grilled on a ceramic plate and Mebaru stew from Suzu.

Dokutsuburo no Yado Hyakurakuso is located on a hill overlooking Tsukumo Wan, one of the 100 most scenic spots in Japan. Located in a location where you can enjoy nature in each of the four seasons, it is perfect for those who want to get away from everyday life and refresh themselves. It takes about 40 minutes by car from the Noto Airport IC, and free pick-up service from the nearest bus stop is available with prior reservation.

You can choose from Japanese-Western designer rooms, Japanese-style rooms with a calm and relaxing atmosphere, and higher-grade suites. You can enjoy a dynamic view of Kujuku Bay from every room.

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The private open-air bath is spacious and has a luxurious atmosphere. Bathing while looking out at Kujuku Bay makes you feel like you are one with nature. There is a fee for bathing, but it is often included in your accommodation plan, so don't miss out.

The inn's signature ``cave bath'' offers a mystical space. There is also an observation terrace with a hot spring bath at the end of the cave. The observation terrace is surrounded by rich nature and has a great location with a view of Kujuku Bay. The cave bath is an indoor bath with a great view called the ``Tenbo-buro'', and men and women can take alternate baths.

meal include the basic course ``Kujuku Kaiseki,'' which uses plenty of Noto's produce, and the ``Noto Tsukushi Kaiseki,'' which adds seasonal Noto gourmet food to the basic course. Some accommodation plans allow you to enjoy meal slowly without worrying about other people around you, choose to sit in a private room at meal, or have in-room dining.

How about our special feature on onsen spring inns with open-air baths in the Noto Peninsula area Ishikawa? Let's forget about everyday life for a while and refresh ourselves in the Noto Peninsula area, which is close to Tokyo and easy to go for a change of pace.