Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.63 out of 5 (1,842 reviews). Many guests say the in-room open-air baths and the private-hire open-air baths are spacious and that the family could bathe together at a relaxed pace. Reviews also mention enjoying Kaga taiko drum performances and children's games at the festival, and that a baby set was prepared at mealtimes for families traveling with a baby. On the other hand, some guests note that no baby bed is provided in the changing room of the private-hire bath.
Kids Facilities
Simple-onsen communal bath, open-air bath and private-hire baths
Simple-onsen communal bath, open-air bath and private-hire baths
Enjoy a simple onsen that feels gentle on the skin in the communal bath and the open-air bath. The women's bath Hakucho no Yu has a standing-bath style that makes you feel as though you are standing within the Kakusenkei Gorge. Two private-hire baths with different characters, one in hinoki cypress and one in rock, are available for a fee in 45-minute sessions, so families can bathe together without worrying about other guests.
- •The spring water is a simple onsen, gentle on the skin
- •There are two private-hire baths, one in hinoki cypress and one in rock (for a fee, 45 minutes)
- •Please confirm with the ryokan in advance whether small children may bathe and how diapers are handled
Rooms with a scenic-view bath, Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms
Rooms with a scenic-view bath, Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms
The 48 rooms cover a wide range: special Japanese-style tatami rooms with a scenic-view bath (Mochizuki, Jogen and Shingetsu), Japanese-style tatami rooms with an indoor bath, standard Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms, all with river views. The tatami spaces make co-sleeping with a small child easy, and families whose children dislike a communal bath can take their time in the bath in their own room.
- •Special Japanese-style tatami rooms with a scenic-view bath and Japanese-style tatami rooms with an indoor bath are available
- •Standard Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms are also available, with tatami that makes co-sleeping easy
- •Every guest room has a river view over the Kakusenkei Gorge
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Overview
Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei is a hot-spring ryokan along the Kakusenkei Gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area. Every room has a river view, so you can watch the gorge shift with the seasons. The water is a simple onsen that feels gentle on the skin, and alongside the communal bath and open-air bath, the women's bath Hakucho no Yu has a standing-bath style that makes you feel as though you are standing within the Kakusenkei Gorge. Two private-hire baths with different characters, one in hinoki cypress and one in rock, are available for a fee so families can bathe on their own. The 48 rooms range widely, from special Japanese-style tatami rooms with a scenic-view bath to Japanese-style tatami rooms with an indoor bath, standard Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms, and the tatami spaces make co-sleeping with a small child easy. A family plan offers free stays for children under school age and half-price stays for elementary school children, and summer brings events children enjoy, such as a festival with stalls and fireworks, making this ryokan a base for families visiting Yamanaka Onsen with kids.
A Yamanaka Onsen ryokan along the Kakusenkei Gorge, with river views from every room
Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei is a hot-spring ryokan along the Kakusenkei Gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area. Every guest room has a river view, so you can take in the gorge's seasonal beauty throughout your stay. A free shuttle bus takes about 30 minutes from Kaga Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and free parking is available.
A gentle simple-onsen communal bath and private-hire baths
The water is a simple onsen that feels gentle on the skin. In addition to the communal bath and open-air bath, the women's bath Hakucho no Yu has a standing-bath style that makes you feel as though you are standing within the Kakusenkei Gorge. There are two private-hire baths with different characters, one in hinoki cypress and one in rock, available for a fee in 45-minute sessions, so families can bathe together without worrying about other guests. For peace of mind, it is worth confirming with the ryokan when you book whether small children may bathe and how diapers are handled.
48 rooms, from scenic-view-bath rooms to Japanese-style tatami and Japanese-Western rooms
The 48 rooms cover a wide range: special Japanese-style tatami rooms with a scenic-view bath (Mochizuki, Jogen and Shingetsu), Japanese-style tatami rooms with an indoor bath, standard Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms. The tatami spaces make co-sleeping with a small child easy, and families whose children dislike a communal bath can take their time in the bath in their own room.
A family plan that helps when traveling with children
A family plan offers free stays for children under school age and half-price stays for elementary school children, and in summer there are events children can enjoy, such as a festival with stalls and fireworks. From babies through elementary school age, families can enjoy walks through the Yamanaka Onsen gorge and the hot springs together. If anyone has a food allergy, let the ryokan know the specific ingredients in advance and the menu can be changed as far as possible.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | Ni 1-1, Korogi-machi, Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga, Ishikawa 922-0128 |
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| directions_carAccess | A hot-spring ryokan along the Kakusenkei Gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area. A free shuttle bus takes about 30 minutes from Kaga Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen. All guest rooms have river views overlooking the gorge. |
| trainNearest station | Kaga Onsen Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available, free of charge. |
| callPhone | +81-761-78-2223 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, NICOS, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://kagari-kisshotei.com/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei?
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Parking: Parking is available, free of charge.
How do you get to Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei?
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A hot-spring ryokan along the Kakusenkei Gorge in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area. A free shuttle bus takes about 30 minutes from Kaga Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen. All guest rooms have river views overlooking the gorge.
Can children who have not yet started elementary school co-sleep with us?
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Children who have not yet started elementary school can co-sleep. Separate bedding is prepared for elementary school children.
Are children's meals available?
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Dinner and breakfast are prepared for children under school age. They must be reserved in advance and are charged separately.
Can the meals be changed if our child has an allergy?
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The ryokan will accommodate allergies as far as possible. Please inform them of the specific ingredients in advance.
Can we arrange in-room dining?
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No. All meals are served in the dining areas, and in-room dining is not offered.
Can we bring baby food, and can it be warmed up?
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For children ages 0 to 1, baby food can be warmed up, and baby bedding is available as well. Please feel free to ask.
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