Head to the gourmet town of Kanazawa ♡ 6 recommended ryokan with in-room dining

Kanazawa is a city filled with things that girls love, such as Kenrokuen Garden, one of the three great gardens in Japan, Higashi Chaya District, which still retains the streetscape from when it was a bustling teahouse district, traditional crafts such as Wajima lacquer and Kanazawa gold leaf, and Japanese sweets. With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen, you can reach Kanazawa from Tokyo Station in as little as 2 hours and 25 minutes. It's perfect for a weekend trip.

If you go to Kanazawa, a city of gourmet food, you'll want to enjoy gourmet food to your heart's content, such as the high-class fish "Nodoguro" known as the "phantom fish," "Noto beef" with its finely textured meat, Kaga vegetables, and Ishikawa Koshihikari rice. For such a girls' trip, we recommend in-room dining. With in-room dining, you can enjoy your meal while having lively girl talk without worrying about being seen by others. Many inns are particular about the tableware and presentation of food, such as Kutani ware and Wajima lacquerware, so it's nice to be able to take photos without hesitation when in-room dining. We will introduce in-room accommodations in Kanazawa that are perfect for those who want to enjoy in-room dining.

About 40 minutes by bus from JR Kanazawa Station. Sakaeya in Yuwaku onsen is a small onsen inn with only seven rooms. It was ranked second in the "Jalan.net 2019 Ishikawa 1-10 Rooms Category" for the best inns to stay at and third in the best-selling inns. Located away from the hustle and bustle of the town of Yuwaku onsen, you can enjoy a relaxing and calm stay.

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The inn's pride and joy is the food! We recommend the "Kaga Kaiseki" course. Enjoy the Kaga Kaiseki course, which is full of Kanazawa's "jiwamon" (local ingredients), such as fresh fish caught at Kanazawa's port, Kaga vegetables, and rice from the Hokuriku region, in in-room dining to your heart's content.

There are three types of rooms: "One-room type", "Two-room type", and "Maisonette with open-air bath". Our recommendation is "AZUMAICHIGE", a onsen suite with an open-air bath. The large semi-open-air bath, from which you can see the streets of Yuwaku, is covered so you can bathe as many times as you like without worrying about the weather. The Japanese-style room, modeled after the "Himemuro Hut", a specialty of Yuwaku onsen, is the perfect space to retreat to.

The large public baths on the top floor, "Tsuki no Yu (women's bath)" and "Hoshi no Yu (men's bath)," are both open until midnight. On a clear day, you might be able to see a sky full of stars from the open-air baths. The women's bath is larger than the men's, so you can expect a lot. The open-air baths, with tatami floors, are lit up at night, creating a fantastic atmosphere.

Yuwaku onsen Yunode Ryokan is a small inn with only 10 rooms, so you can enjoy a relaxing stay in the hotel. After checking in, onsen it is nice to go out on the town, but it is also nice to spend quality time in the "Heartening Room," a relaxing place with magazines, books, and an espresso machine ♡ There is also a tea ceremony room in the hotel.

The owner of the inn is also a chef, so the food is well-known for its deliciousness. The recommended dinner dish is the "Hanayagi Kaiseki" course, which uses an abundance of luxurious ingredients, such as sukiyaki made with the legendary brand beef "Noto beef" and the high-quality fish "Nodoguro". The colorful and gorgeously presented dishes are in-room dining, so you can take as many photos as you like.

Three of the ten rooms have an open-air bath. One of the most elaborate rooms, "Nadeshiko," is decorated with traditional Kaga crafts and works by local artists, giving you a taste of the sophistication of the Hyakumangoku culture. You can also enjoy Kutani ware tableware when meal. The large open-air bath is fed by onsen, so you can enjoy the famous hot springs as many times as you like, even late at night or early in the morning!

The large public baths, Fukuume-no-Yu and Nemuro-no-Yu, have different baths, so it's nice that they are alternated between men and women. Be sure to try both. The indoor bath at Fukuume-no-Yu is especially popular with women. The indoor bathtub made of red granite in the shape of a plum blossom is so cute♡ The outdoor bath, Hinoki-no-Yu, surrounded by greenery, will make you want to take a deep breath and feel like you're bathing in the forest. At night, it is lit up, creating a fantastic view.

Kanazawa Yuwaku onsen Hyakurakuso is a luxurious hideaway for adults with only 24 rooms in two buildings, the main building "Saishin" and the annex "Kagura." After checking in, you can enjoy Hyakurakuso 's original "Japanese Afternoon Tea" in the lobby, which is full of Taisho-era romanticism. The trays lined with seasonal Kanazawa sweets are so cute that it's almost a shame to eat them, and they look great on social media.

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meal are generally served in private dining, but if you opt for the "Stay-In Room Service Plan," you can have both dinner and breakfast delivered to your room! The staff will bring meal to your room entrance, and you'll set it up yourself, so it's okay to wear no makeup or a yukata. The room service, which is packed with the delicious flavors of the Hokuriku region, is presented in a gorgeous way, and you might find yourself exclaiming, "Wow!"

The annex "Kagura" is nice, with 8 of the 12 rooms equipped with semi-open-air baths, but for a girls' trip, we recommend the main building "Saishin", which has beautiful rooms with furniture and accessories that are designed with the theme of "the thrill of beauty". The rooms, supervised by a famous female interior coordinator, are a space that tickles the feminine heart. Once you enter the guest room, you may not be able to stop taking photos. The "Jr. Suite" with a semi-open-air bath is perfect for a relaxing bath ♡ It is a relaxing space that you will want to stay in forever.

To ensure a private stay, the large public bath is only in the main building. Instead, there are four private baths in the annex and one in the main building. The private open-air bath "Karan" in the main building is spacious enough that you can stretch out your arms and legs and soak in the water. The spacious bath will make you feel luxurious. After bathing, we recommend receiving the inn's original beauty treatment to soothe your five senses at the beauty salon "Nadeshiko"!

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About 7 minutes by car from JR Kanazawa Station. "Asadaya" is a long-established Japanese restaurant and ryokan founded in 1867. When it first opened, it was a popular ryokan with 37 rooms, but now it has been reborn as a relaxing inn with only 3 rooms. They will carefully ask you about meal and drink preferences in advance, so you can be sure of the food♪ The collection of tsuba (sword guards) that are lined up in the furnishings and hallways of the building is impressive.

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meal can be enjoyed in all three rooms, either in your room or in a private room. As the in-room dining is located right in front of Omicho Market, it serves an abundance of fresh seasonal seafood. The specialty dishes include fresh fish marinated in a special sauce made from sake kasu and dashi stock, grilled on a hot stone, and Noto's finest delicacy, "dried roe," grilled on a tabletop stove. The elaborate dishes are sure to get you excited.

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Even though it is located in the center of Kanazawa, the Sukiya-style rooms have a tranquil atmosphere. The flow of traffic in the building is designed to minimize the chance of meeting other guests! It's perfect for those who want to enjoy a private stay. You can choose from four types of pillows and eight sizes of yukata. What's more, the pillow and yukata you choose will be recorded in your chart, so next time you can choose the pillow and yukata of your choice without having to ask.

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The private family bath overlooks the small garden outside the window and is equipped with two showers and two faucets, making it perfect for a group of girls. The floor is paved with Echizen stone. The family bath is available for use from 14:00 to 24:00 and from 6:00 to 10:30 the following day. Check-in is at 14:00 and check-out is at 11:00, so feel free to use it as many times as you like during your stay.

About 20 minutes by car from JR Komatsu Station. Located in Tatsunokuchi onsen, Tabitei Manyo is an inn with only 9 rooms on a site of about 6,690 m2. Although it is a little far from Kanazawa city, it is advertised as a "hidden inn in the ancient capital of Kanazawa", and you can enjoy a luxurious stay in the spacious site. Once you have checked in while sitting on the sofa in the lobby, you will be welcomed with matcha and sweets. You can immerse yourself in the Japanese atmosphere of Kanazawa by gazing at the dry landscape garden while quenching your thirst with matcha. You can also enjoy freshly ground espresso at any time at the relaxation space "Salon Manyo Club".

Both dinner and breakfast are served in in-room dining or in a private room. Dinner is a kaiseki course where you can enjoy plenty of local seasonal ingredients. The "Kiwame Kaiseki" course, which changes monthly, allows you to enjoy the seasonal flavors of Kaga and Kanazawa. If in-room dining, you can immerse yourself in the food until you're full without worrying about the people around you. Take a look at the tableware used, which includes Kutani ware, Kanazawa lacquerware, and Wajima lacquerware. Sometimes you can use Kaga Karatsu ware.

There are a total of nine rooms, each with its own unique design, including a VIP room, special room, and maisonette with an open-air bath, so choosing which room is one of the fun parts of the experience. The recommended room is the one with an open-air bath overlooking the stars. The ceiling of the open-air bath in the room is made of glass, so at night you can soak in the hot water while looking up at the star-filled sky. Enjoy the sunset, night sky, morning sky... the sky changes color every second from the bathtub.

Many rooms have an open-air bath, but in addition to the indoor bath, you should also try the large public bath with sauna and open-air bath, and the private bath "Manyo no Yu" ♪ You can also use the large open-air bath "Tanbo no Yu" of the sister hotel "Tagawa Ryusenkaku" for free. The mixed bath is said to be one of the largest in the Hokuriku region and is famous locally. A shuttle service is also available, so you can enjoy a bath-hopping experience ♡

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Yuwaku Onsen Oyado Yamashita is quietly nestled at the very back of Yuwaku onsen, known as the "inner retreat of Kanazawa." It is about a 45-minute bus ride from Kanazawa Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen. It is also famous as the onsen where poet and painter Takehisa Yumeji spent happy times with his lover Hikono. There is a gallery of Takeshita Yumeji's work and a rooftop garden overlooking the surrounding greenery, so after checking in, you can enjoy a stroll around the building. From the moon-viewing platform on the rooftop garden, you can see the star-filled sky and the moon.

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Enjoy dinner at a creative Japanese kaiseki. The head chef is particular about the "season" and purchases ingredients at the market every morning, so the menu changes every day. If you go to the trouble of doing so, we recommend the upgraded plan "Noto beef steak"! Noto beef, which is called "phantom brand beef" due to the small number of cattle shipped, has a melting texture due to its high oleic acid content. All meal rooms are in-room dining for breakfast and dinner, so even if you don't wear makeup, you can ♪ enjoy it without worrying about people's eyes

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There are only 11 rooms, all pure Japanese-style rooms with a calm and relaxing atmosphere. Even the standard type has 12 tatami mats, so you can relax in comfort. In addition to the 18 tatami mat Japanese-style rooms, there are also maisonette-type rooms with 8 tatami mat and 6 tatami mat rooms. Enjoy a luxurious moment of doing nothing while looking down at the streets of Yuwaku onsen.

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The large public baths, both indoor and outdoor, are open 24 hours a day, which is great. You'll want to soak in them again and again when you find a time when they're not busy. "Yuwaku onsen" is a colorless, transparent, hypotonic, low-alkaline hot onsen that is said to be gentle on the skin. It was loved as a secret hot spring by successive lords of the Kaga domain. You can refresh yourself by massaging your stiff shoulders in the waterfall while admiring the impressive sculptures of a rising dragon in the men's bath and a carp climbing a waterfall in the women's bath.

Kanazawa is a Little Kyoto filled with Japanese atmosphere. There are so many delicious foods in the city that it's fun to go on a girls' trip with the theme of "foodie trip" to fully enjoy Kanazawa's gourmet food. If you want to go on such a gourmet trip, choose a hotel that offers "in-room dining" so you can enjoy your food without any worries♪ Whether you're still in your yukata or without makeup after a bath, you can enjoy in-room dining without worrying about the people around you. Why not choose a hotel that offers in-room dining and go on a gourmet trip to Kanazawa to create delicious memories?