Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.28 out of 5 (3,387 reviews). Guests report seeing many families with children and enjoying the range of activities children can try, including grilling rice dumplings and rice crackers by hand and making matcha. Families also appreciate the 3 private-hire onsen baths, which are free to use. Some guests caution that the older elevators have no sensors to detect people and their doors close without stopping, so small children need close attention.
Kids Facilities
Three private-hire open-air baths, free to use
Three private-hire open-air baths, free to use
The 3 private-hire open-air baths, Gekka, Suika and Fuka, are free to use, letting families bathe together with views of the mountain stream. The calcium-sodium sulfate spring water is hypotonic and weakly alkaline, making it comfortable for guests with sensitive skin and young children. There is also a communal bath and an open-air bath.
- •The 3 private-hire open-air baths, Gekka, Suika and Fuka, are free to use.
- •The spring water is calcium-sodium sulfate, hypotonic and weakly alkaline.
- •Please confirm bathing arrangements for young children and the rules on diapers with the ryokan in advance.
Baby items for families with little ones
Baby items for families with little ones
Baby baths, baby bath chairs and baby soap are available free of charge, so you can bathe your baby in your room much as you would at home. Children's toothbrushes are also available, helping you pack lighter for a first onsen trip.
- •Baby baths, baby bath chairs and baby soap are available free of charge.
- •Children's toothbrushes are available.
- •Quantities may be limited, so please ask when booking.
Rooms with open-air baths, tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms
Rooms with open-air baths, tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms
There are 43 rooms: 33 Japanese-style tatami rooms and 10 Japanese-Western rooms. Choices include suites with open-air baths overlooking the ravine, Japanese-Western rooms with beds or mattresses, and standard Japanese-style tatami rooms. Tatami areas make co-sleeping with young children easy. Rooms with open-air baths let families enjoy an unhurried soak in their room if their children are uncomfortable using the communal bath.
- •There are 43 rooms in total: 33 Japanese-style tatami rooms and 10 Japanese-Western rooms.
- •Suites with open-air baths overlooking the ravine are available.
- •Tatami areas in standard Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms make co-sleeping easy.
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Overview
This onsen ryokan stands beside a mountain stream in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area. Its calcium-sodium sulfate spring water is hypotonic and weakly alkaline, making it comfortable for guests with sensitive skin and young children. Alongside the communal bath and open-air bath, 3 private-hire open-air baths, Gekka, Suika and Fuka, are free to use. Families can bathe together without worrying about other guests. There are 43 rooms: 33 Japanese-style tatami rooms and 10 Japanese-Western rooms. Options range from suites with open-air baths overlooking the ravine to Japanese-Western rooms with beds and standard Japanese-style tatami rooms. The tatami areas make co-sleeping with young children easy. Baby baths, baby bath chairs and baby soap are available free of charge, and children's toothbrushes are also provided, helping families feel at ease on their first onsen trip.
A Yamanaka Onsen ryokan beside a mountain stream
Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei is a ryokan with a Ryokan Cafe concept, beside a mountain stream in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area. Access is via Kaga-Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and guests can enjoy views over the ravine. Free parking makes it a convenient base for a Kaga Onsen trip with a baby.
Three private-hire open-air baths, free to use
The calcium-sodium sulfate spring water is hypotonic and weakly alkaline, making it comfortable for guests with sensitive skin and young children. Alongside the communal bath and open-air bath, 3 private-hire open-air baths, Gekka, Suika and Fuka, are free to use. Families can bathe together while looking out over the mountain stream. For peace of mind, check the bathing arrangements for young children and the rules on diapers when booking.
43 rooms, from rooms with open-air baths to tatami rooms
There are 43 rooms: 33 Japanese-style tatami rooms and 10 Japanese-Western rooms. Choices include suites with open-air baths overlooking the ravine, Japanese-Western rooms with beds or mattresses, and standard Japanese-style tatami rooms. Tatami areas make co-sleeping with young children easy. A room with its own open-air bath also lets families relax in their room if their children are uncomfortable using the communal bath.
Baby items for families with little ones
Baby baths, baby bath chairs and baby soap are available free of charge, so you can bathe your baby in your room much as you would at home. Children's toothbrushes are available too, helping you pack lighter for a first onsen trip. Families with children from babies to elementary school age can enjoy a stay together.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | Shimotanimachi Ni-138-1, Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga, Ishikawa 922-0127 |
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| directions_carAccess | Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei is a ryokan beside a mountain stream in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area, with a Ryokan Cafe concept. Access is via Kaga-Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and guests can enjoy views over the ravine. |
| trainNearest station | Kaga-Onsen Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available free of charge. |
| callPhone | +81-761-78-1301 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, UFJ Card, Mastercard, CF, Rakuten Card |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.ohanami-kyubei.jp/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei 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 Ohanami Kyubei?
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Parking: Parking is available free of charge.
How do you get to Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei?
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Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei is a ryokan beside a mountain stream in Yamanaka Onsen, part of the Kaga Onsen area, with a Ryokan Cafe concept. Access is via Kaga-Onsen Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, and guests can enjoy views over the ravine.
Can we bring baby food, and can it be warmed?
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Commercially prepared baby food is not provided, but you may bring food for infants and toddlers.
What meals are available for children?
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There is a children's buffet corner, and children can also help themselves to the regular buffet. A sushi set is also available in place of the adult main dish.
Can meals be changed for allergies or food preferences?
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To maintain service quality, the ryokan does not accommodate allergies or substitute ingredients for food preferences.
Are there private-hire baths?
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There are 3 private-hire open-air baths available free of charge.
Can I use the onsen during pregnancy?
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Bathing is generally considered acceptable, but early and late pregnancy are listed as contraindications. Travel during the middle stage of pregnancy is therefore recommended.
What are the rates for children co-sleeping with a parent?
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For children aged 0-12 sleeping with a parent, meals without bedding cost 40% of the adult rate, while meals with bedding cost 50%. A stay without meals or bedding costs 1,100 yen. Bedding without meals is not available.
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