If you want to enjoy “Kaga onsen” with your kids ♪ 17 recommended hotels and ryokan for families / Ishikawa

Kaga onsen, which boasts a history of 1,300 years, consists of four onsen springs: onsen Onsen, Yamanaka onsen, onsen, and onsen, which overlook the sacred mountain Hakusan. The area was loved by writers and artists such as Matsuo Basho, Yosano Akiko, and Yamashita Kiyoshi, and many traces of their work remain. `` onsen'' where you can enjoy the idyllic rural scenery and old-fashioned townscape, ``Yamanaka Onsen'' famous for ``Ayatori Bridge'' over Kakusenkei, ``Awazu onsen'', onsen 's oldest onsen resort surrounded by Satoyama, and the shores of Lake Shibayamagata. onsen, which is located in You can spend a relaxing time with your family while being healed by the rich nature and onsen. If you want to stay for several nights, why not stay at onsen, which is also known as the ``hot onsen of the sea'' and has accommodations with ocean views?

Traveling with children is full of worries and anxieties! Are you able to sleep in a different environment than usual? Are there foods that children can eat? Are you worried about disturbing other guests at onsen? You end up thinking about it a lot. Also, the amount of baggage for children, such as diapers, wipes, and pajamas, is a problem. Therefore, we have carefully selected inns that have a wide range of services for children, such as rental of children's goods, rooms with open-air baths, and buffets.

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onsen, located in Yamashiro Onsen, is a child-friendly inn that has been certified as a "Welcome Baby Inn" by Miki House Childcare Research Institute. Children's accommodation rates are fixed 365 days a year based on age. This is the "Fairy Tale" guest room, which is inspired by the world of fairy tales. Have a dream-like time surrounded by lots of picture books and toys ♪ Children's meal is provided, and you can also order baby food. The meal room is a private room, so you can enjoy a leisurely meal with just your family.

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There is a two-story kids' space near the front desk on the first floor. There is a "Children's Theater" and a secret base full of toys, where children can lose track of time and become engrossed in play! In addition, on the "picture book floor" where the entire wall of one floor is a bookshelf, 1,000 picture books and carefully selected wooden toys are lined up. Mom and Dad, why don't you go back to your childhood and have fun with your child?

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onsen at Hoshotei are a special blend of Yamashiro onsen and spring water. It is slightly alkaline and gentle on the skin, and can be used safely from 3 months old, so it is also recommended for your baby's onsen debut. There is a large public bath where you can relax, but if you are a family, why not try the private open-air bath ``Hosai no Yu'' (charges apply)? You can enjoy floating Captain Duck, and for an additional 500 yen you can add 200 ducks. Baby baths and baby chairs are also available for rent, so your baby will be comfortable!

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“Yunokuni Tensho” is a place where many families come to enjoy the hot water of onsen, and the swimming pool in summer. There are a wide variety of room types, including some with onsen spring baths. This is a Japanese-style suite with a terrace where you can relax with your family. Children's yukata are provided in 10cm increments from 80cm to 150cm tall, and DVD players and picture books can be borrowed! Relax and enjoy your time in our spacious room.

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The pride of Yunokuni Tensho is the large public bath with its own hot spring source. There are three large public baths with different tastes, just like a onsen theme park. It's fun to go through a total of 18 types of baths, such as open-air baths, rock baths, and Goemon baths! After bathing, you can experience making onsen eggs yourself, and enjoy freshly steamed potatoes. Baby chairs and cribs are available in the public bath, so you can bring your baby with you.

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meal is one of the things to worry about when traveling, but here we prepare dishes for elementary school students and preschoolers for both dinner and breakfast. If you have any allergies, please let us know in advance. In addition, there is a baby food warming service, a chair for children, and a fan for babies, so you can rest assured. As for meal at meal, if you have a private room guaranteed plan, they will prepare a private room, and if you are a group of up to 4 people, including an infant who sleeps with you, you can have in-room dining in your room with an advance reservation and an additional charge (if it is not possible depending on the room or menu) also available).

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``Yu no Yado Hakusan Shobutei'' is located in onsen, which is blessed with the blessings of the sacred Mt. Hakusan.It is a onsen inn where you can enjoy rich nature, onsen, and delicious food. Dinner is a Kaiseki meal prepared by the head chef using ingredients from the mountains and seas of Hokuriku. For elementary school students, we will prepare a ``Children's Kaiseki'' meal tailored for children, and for preschoolers, we will prepare a ``Children's Lunch'' packed with popular menu items such as hamburgers and fried shrimp. You are also allowed to bring in baby food.

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When you have small children, it can be difficult to coordinate meal and bath times. With this "room with an open-air bath," you can enjoy a relaxing natural onsen in your room. You can take a bath whenever it suits your child's timing, and mom and dad can take a bath whenever they like, so you can really onsen! The ``Baby Plan'' includes unlimited diaper changes and rentals of bath sets, baby bottle sterilization sets, etc., making it perfect for your baby's debut trip.

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At the men's and women's large public bath, ``Shobu-no-Yu/Shobu-no-Yu,'' you can enjoy hot water from the natural onsen `` onsen.'' The quality of the spring water is smooth and gentle to the touch, so even children can take a bath with peace of mind. Some baths are shallow, and some large baths are equipped with baby cots. I'm glad to see that every place is designed to be safe for families with children.

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``Tadami'' in onsen is an inn recommended for families who are planning their ``first onsen trip with a baby.'' It's nice to be able to sleep together as a family by laying out futons in a spacious Japanese-style room. There is a large public bath, but we recommend the private open-air bath (free for up to 45 minutes) that can be used by families. When your child is young, it is easy for them to get a fever and it is difficult to notice changes in their physical condition, but with this "baby plan", there is no cancellation fee if you notify us by 8 a.m. on the day of your child's sudden fever.

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Traveling with a baby means a lot of luggage. Paper diapers are especially bulky. I'm worried about running out of supplies, but with Tatami's baby plan, you can change diapers as much as you want for free. They also provide trash cans for disposable diapers, pots for powdered milk formula, shower chairs, and bath goods. In the private open-air bath, you can borrow a baby hoodie, so please put your baby to sleep and change clothes slowly.

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``Tadami'' is also known as `` ryokan with delicious food.'' Our creative Kaga cuisine, which uses plenty of fresh local ingredients and is made with only vegetable and fish stock, can be enjoyed not only for adults but also for children's lunches. In addition, baby food will be prepared for your baby by a chef, but if you choose the baby plan, baby food is free (reservations required at least 3 days in advance). If you have any allergies, please let us know in advance. meal are private dining, so you don't have to worry about those around you.

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`` onsen'' is an inn located on the banks of Shinsen Narrow, the innermost part of Yamanaka Onsen. The spacious Japanese-style room doesn't have any big steps, making it perfect for traveling with a sleeping or crawling baby. The ``Room with an open-air bath'' shown in the photo has a bath made of Japanese cypress, so you and your family can enjoy the bath at any time you like, making it easy to follow the rhythm of your child. We also have amenities for kids (for preschoolers only) and rental sheets for bedwetting, so even small children who are worried about wetting the bed don't have to worry!

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O meal is the venue for both dinner and breakfast meal. The menu features dishes made with Kaga vegetables and locally caught seafood. The children's menu includes fried shrimp and fruits that children love. The delicate presentation is as good as the adult's, and the food is sure to go down a treat. If you have any allergies, please consult with us in advance and we will accommodate them.

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"Hanatsubaki" is proud of its open-air bath "Yubatake". The 15 baths lined up along the mountain stream are like terraced fields of onsen. A luxurious time that can only be enjoyed here, while enjoying the view of the clear stream up close and soaking in the hot water in the nature of the four seasons. Both men and women are mixed bathing while wearing Yukata, so it's nice that the whole family can enjoy it.

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Ohhanami Kyubey is a relaxing hot spring inn where you can fully enjoy the hot springs of Yamanaka onsen, one of Japan's three best hot springs. ``Rokushoan'' is a suite with an open-air bath.You can spend a relaxing time with your family in this room. The "Family Plan" is a plan for families that includes a private open-air bath and a free trial service. It includes a hands-on experience making rice crackers and dango, free candy and juice, and is sure to be a fun way to spend your free time when you might otherwise be bored. At ``Club Yuzaya'' inside the building, you can play table tennis, board games, or read manga.

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Even if your room does not have a bath, there is a free private open-air bath that you can use as a family. Take a moment to listen to the murmuring of the river and the voices of birds while admiring the rustic beauty of nature. You can soothe the fatigue from work and childcare, and enjoy a pleasant time with your family.

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You can choose to meal in a private private dining or at a restaurant. It's nice to be able to choose between private dining if you're bringing a baby, or dining in a restaurant if you have slightly older children. This is a children's lunch with menu items that children like, such as fried shrimp. For children between 1 and 2 years old, we also have baby lunches such as udon, chawanmushi, and meatballs.

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Kuriya Sohachi is a quiet inn that looks like a solitary island, about 20 minutes away from the center of the mountains on foot. "Hachijuhachi" is derived from the character for "rice", and there is a rice field on the premises where all the staff are planting rice. The terrace facing the rice field is comfortable, where you can read picture books with your children and observe the creatures in the rice field. You can relax. Children are always welcome to travel with children, and there is a fixed-rate "Family Plan".

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At ``Kuri Yasohachi'', you can see the bamboo forest from all the guest rooms, and Takenoha swaying in the wind will make you feel at ease. This is a spacious pure Japanese-style room (open-air bath + Japanese-style room with hori kotatsu) that is limited to two groups per day. The appeal is that you can enjoy the hot springs of Yamanaka onsen in a space just for your family. There are also rooms with separate rooms that are perfect for three generations traveling together. meal, there is a children's lunch, and the private room has tatami seating, so you can relax with just your family. You can go barefoot in the entire building, including the rooms, lobby, and terrace, so kids can feel free to do so.

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The indoor bath and open-air bath in the large public bath have onsen feel with a large log lying in the center of the bath. The hot water at Yamanaka onsen is soft, tasteless, and odorless, so you can feel safe bathing in it with your children. At night, the surrounding bamboo forest is illuminated by faint lights, making the open-air bath a very magical space. The baths are open until 1 a.m., so it's a good idea to take turns bathing after the kids go to bed.

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"Awazu Grand Hotel" in onsen is a hotel of the "Yukai Resort" group where you can casually enjoy onsen trip. It is certified as a "Welcome Baby Inn" by Miki House Child Care Research Institute, and has a lot of services that are friendly to families raising children. This "Welcome Baby Room" is a room that has no level difference with the wide veranda and is designed with safety and security in mind, such as outlet covers. There are building blocks, blocks, and picture books, so parents and children can have a great time.

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There is a ``Kids Park'' in the building with lots of play equipment, so you can get your body moving and playing even on rainy days or at night. For older children, there is also a game corner, table tennis corner, and manga corner. We also have strollers that can be used to move around the facility, bath chairs for kids to rent, and baby goods such as diapers for sale, so moms and dads can enjoy traveling with their children with peace of mind.

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For both meal and breakfast, you can freely choose what you like as much as you like. There is also a children's menu that includes fried shrimp and potato fries. It is OK to bring in baby food. The restaurant has baby chairs and tatami mat seats, so it's safe to bring babies. Soft drinks are also free and all-you-can-drink. Alcohol is charged, but you can choose from a la carte or all-you-can-drink. Even dads and moms who are usually busy raising their children can toast with beer!

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ryokan "Notoya" boasts a history of over 700 years in Awazu onsen, known as the oldest onsen resort in the Hokuriku region. It is an inn that has continued to change in response to the needs of customers in the flow of the times. All rooms are equipped with bath or shower booth and washlet. Mostly comfortable Japanese-style rooms with great views, perfect for traveling with children. In addition, there is also a child-rearing guest room called "Kogiku" where furniture and fittings have been removed as much as possible and outlets are covered with covers.

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We also have ``rooms with open-air baths,'' so you and your family can enjoy a relaxing bath without needing water. Taking a bath while looking out at the greenery is sure to be a wonderful memory for children. There is also an open-air bath in the annex that can be reserved for private use for a fee, and the family can have a bath that is large enough to accommodate about 20 people at a time! You can enjoy that luxury.

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The long-awaited dinner is a kaiseki meal using carefully selected ingredients from Kaga and Kanazawa. Children will be provided with a hearty children's lunch. There are lots of things I love, such as fried shrimp and hamburgers! in-room dining can be requested at the time of booking (fees apply). Breakfast includes freshly cooked rice, fluffy rolled eggs, and miso soup. The gentle taste will make both adults and children smile.

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Shibayamagata, which changes color seven times a day, and onsen 's Nagayama, which overlooks the majestic Hakusan Mountain Range. This is an inn that boasts a spectacular view, with wonderful views from the guest rooms and open-air baths. There are rooms facing Shibayamagata and Hakusan Mountain Range, and if you are a family, we recommend the 12+6 tatami Japanese style room where everyone can sleep comfortably with futons lined up. We have Japanese-style rooms ranging from 8 to 36 tatami mats that can be used by families traveling to three generations. Babies who are not diapered cannot enter the bathtub in the public bath, but there is a baby bath in the women's public bath.

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Both dinner and breakfast are buffet style where you can choose what you like from a wide variety of menus. In addition to sushi, seafood, and steak, we also have a menu that is popular with kids, such as hamburgers and fries! There's also all-you-can-eat cake and ice cream, which will get the kids excited. We have baby food available, but you are also welcome to bring your own food. We also have tableware for children so you don't have to worry.

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The facility has a game corner full of toys, a table tennis corner, a manga corner, and more, so children can enjoy activities tailored to their age. Even when it rains or it's cold, it's nice to be able to spend time in your inn. In addition to the karaoke room for a fee, there is also a footbath in the garden, so even adults can have fun.

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Morimoto is a long-established ryokan that was founded in the Meiji era and is located on the shore of Shibayamagata. Guests can choose from ``Guest Rooms with onsen Rock Baths'' that are bathed in natural hot spring water, ``Shisuikan'' that offers views of Ukimido and the Hakusan Mountain Range, and ``Kanun'', a modern Japanese-style hotel with a bedroom. From sleeping babies to naughty kids, you can spend a relaxing and comfortable time here.

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There are large public baths and open-air baths with a panoramic view of the lake, and the women's public baths are equipped with baby beds, bath chairs, baby shampoo and body soap. In addition, there is a private bath that can be enjoyed only by the family (for a fee, reservation at the front desk) without worrying about the surroundings, and it is a universal design that considers safety.

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For dinner, you can enjoy a kaiseki meal full of seasonal flavors such as conger eel and abalone in the summer and blackthroat seaperch in the fall, prepared by a skilled chef. This is for children, but it has a menu structure that does not lose to adults. Kids around the age who want to stretch a little are also very satisfied. Breakfast is traditional ryokan asage, with miso soup and seasonal grilled fish. A wonderful day begins with the whole family relaxing.

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Kagaya is a long-established ryokan located in onsen, which has a long history of about 1200 years since its opening. With Kagaya 's family plan, the furniture in the guest room will be cleaned up in advance, so parents who are worried about their children damaging the furniture can rest assured. We also have a wide variety of rental items such as diaper buckets, auxiliary toilet seats, steps, baby bottle disinfectant (Milton), baby baths, and baby soap, so we recommend this place for your baby's first trip!

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Kagaya 's four lodging facilities feature spacious Japanese-style rooms. This ``Setsugekka general guest room'' has a two-room floor plan, and you can choose between a view of the ocean or a view of the city. Both breakfast and dinner are in-room dining, so getting ready in the morning is easy. There are also ``connecting rooms'' and ``rooms with open-air baths'' that can accommodate three generations. Yukata for infants and children are available from 80cm to 155cm.

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Dinner is a multi-course dinner made with plenty of seafood from Noto. Seasonal ingredients such as abalone, izaza, and kano crab are lined up. This "children's set" is a mini kaiseki with sashimi. This will satisfy even children of their age who want to eat the same food as their parents! "Children's lunch" is also available for elementary school students and younger, and baby food for babies (charged, reservation required at least 3 days in advance) is also available. They also provide a warming service for baby food brought in and support allergies, so it is safe for families who are careful about meal.

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Tadaya, located along Nanao Bay, is an inn that has a reputation for the beautiful sunset view that can be seen from ryokan. Babies are welcome, and family-friendly plans are available. We offer a wide range of services that are great for families with children, such as free diapers and wipes, rental of high chairs and baby soap, and rental of picture books. Enjoy sea fishing at Tadaya 's exclusive pier, or enjoy Wakura hot springs at the public bath. ryokan has many facilities where you can spend time with your family.

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The appeal of rooms with onsen hot spring baths is that you can enjoy onsen water without worrying about your surroundings. This ``Rikyu room with hori kotatsu'' has an open-air bath on the veranda that juts out into Nanao Bay, so you and your family can take a bath without having to bathe in the water. If your room does not have an open-air bath, we recommend using a private bath. Family plans offer discounts on private rental rates. Additionally, children under 3 years old can stay in the same bed for free.

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Dinner is a creative dish based on Japanese cuisine, using plenty of fish and vegetables from Noto. There is also a children's menu arranged to make adult meal easier to eat, as well as a "children's plate" for toddlers with Japanese and Western choices. Choose your favorite menu, whether it's Japanese food centered on sashimi and chawanmushi, or Western food centered on hamburgers and fried foods. The breakfast plate in the photo is full of items that kids will love, such as fried eggs, meatballs, and mini rice balls, so be sure to enjoy it in the morning!

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Ae no Kaze, which is participating in the Baby First movement, offers a wide range of plans for families. The "BABY Plan" is a plan that includes baby food, guarantees private dining, and is packed with baby goods. On the other hand, the "KIDS Plan" is perfect for children of that age who want to do things and experience things on their own! Includes yukata and step table rental, coloring book gifts, and discount tickets to the aquarium. The children's space in the lobby has toys, picture books, DVDs, and more, so both boys and girls can have fun.

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The ``Nishikaze Japanese Style Room'' with an ocean view is a spacious Japanese-style room with a wide veranda, so even crawling babies and toddlers can spend their time there with peace of mind. We also have a wide selection of rental items such as baby bottle sterilization sets, Bumbo chairs, auxiliary toilet seats, Kuhans, and strollers. The public bath at ryokan is also fully stocked with amenities for children such as baby bathtubs and baby soap, so you can enjoy onsen with peace of mind.

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Enjoy dinner with a kaiseki meal made with plenty of Noto seafood and Kaga vegetables, or a buffet. This is a Kaiseki meal for children. You will be very satisfied with the menu, which is full of volume and will put adults to shame! You can bring your own baby food, and they will also lend out tableware. Breakfast is buffet style with over 60 different menu items. Parents and children will be excited to see the wide selection of dishes such as pancakes, fruit, and freshly baked omelets.

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`` onsen no Yado Manshokaku'' is located on a hill overlooking Yamashiro Onsen. As the name suggests, this is a healing onsen inn surrounded by greenery. There are friendly carp swimming in the lobby, and there are even plans for children to try feeding them. It’s so cute to see them coming up to you to get food! There is also a karaoke box called ``Waon'' (for a fee) and a table tennis and game corner, so the whole family can have a great time together.

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Guest rooms in this ``Main Building Green Building'' have a choice of city-side or mountain-side views, allowing you to enjoy the great views from the hill. You can sleep on a futon in a spacious Japanese-style room, so even children who have trouble sleeping can rest assured. The room has a unit bath. Children of elementary school age and younger can also take a bath in the large public bath and private bath in the hotel, so please enjoy the natural onsen as well.

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The open-air bath at Manshokaku was chosen as the best open-air bath in the July 2009 issue of Kansai/Tokai Jalan. We are proud of our 100% natural onsen, which are made without any modification to the source water. What's more, the source here is the "Yamashiro Shinichi No. 1 source," which is rare even in onsen. Manshokaku is equipped with a large public bath, an open-air bath, and two modern private open-air baths (charges apply, reservations required). If you are traveling with young children, we recommend using a private bath for the whole family!

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Kinpaso is a resort hotel where you can enjoy the hot springs of onsen. At the hotel's signature infinity observation bath, you can enjoy not only a spectacular ocean view overlooking Nanao Bay, but also the extraordinary experience of floating above the sky. There is no doubt that children will be very happy with this unusual bath. You can rent cribs and baby chairs at the public bath, and you can also rent yukata for children.

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Guest rooms at Kinpaso, which is located along the coast, offer spectacular views of the ocean. There are over 100 guest rooms, with a variety of room types including Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and suites. This ``Superior Japanese Room, Two Rooms'' has flat tatami flooring throughout, so it is recommended for families with active children. Dinner is at a buffet restaurant with local specialties. I'm excited to see the chef cooking in the live kitchen!

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``Even after sightseeing, they still have lots of energy!'' For those kids, let's play in the ball pool and athletics at the ``Kids Park.'' Cushion mats are spread on the floor for added safety. The hotel also has a manga and table tennis corner, a karaoke room, and an outdoor pool that opens in the summer. Even if there are sudden changes in your schedule, such as bad weather, you won't get bored at Kinpaso.

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``Niji to Umi'', located along Nanao Bay, is a hotel of the `` Kagaya'' group with the concept of ``a casual onsen hotel.'' The large onsen bath ``Niji no Yu/Umi no Yu'' where you can enjoy hot spring water from Wakura Onsen is an observation bath that boasts an ocean view. There are bath chairs for kids, so you can safely take a bath with your children. After taking a bath, we recommend stopping by the terrace or lounge where free drinks are provided.

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All guest rooms have ocean views. We mainly have modern Western-style rooms and Japanese-Western rooms, but we also have spacious Japanese-style rooms like this one. We have a variety of room types, such as ``Western-style rooms with panoramic baths'' and ``fourth rooms,'' so you can choose according to the number of people and the age of your children. We also have yukata rentals for children, so why not change into yukata for the whole family and enjoy a walk around the famous spots in onsen?

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``Restaurant Seabo'' is attractive with its vaulted ceiling and open atmosphere. meal are served buffet style for both breakfast and dinner. The dinner buffet has about 50 different menus including Japanese, Western, and Chinese, and the kids will be very satisfied as they can eat as much as they like! Our open kitchen serves piping hot tempura and teppanyaki, and we also serve freshly prepared dishes. There are also chairs and aprons for children, so you don't have to worry.

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Choosing a place to stay is important when traveling with children. If you're staying at an inn that has rooms with open-air baths, private baths, and plans and services for children, you can eliminate the worries and anxieties of moms and dads! If you can plan a trip that is reasonable and appropriate for your child's age, it will be a wonderful memory for the whole family. Head to Kaga onsen, full of charms such as rich nature and history, onsen that soothe your mind and body, and delicious seasonal food. Please come out with your family.