Awazuonsen Kitahachi
8,2/10 Excellent - Based on 23 reviews
Nestled in the timeless serenity of Komatsu, the Awazuonsen Kitahachi ryokan rises as a sanctuary of appeasement. Its traditional architectural lines, harmonizing natural wood and delicate lanterns, welcome each visitor in an aura of authentic warmth. The carefully landscaped gardens whisper promises of escape, while the thermal baths, enveloped in soothing steam, invite a sensory immersion. The karaoke and massages offered perfect an experience where well-being unfolds with nobility and finesse.
The rooms, like alcoves of tranquility, reveal a homemade Japanese elegance. The woven tatamis, plush futons, and soft lighting orchestrate a subtle harmony, while all modern amenities, including LCD screen and refrigerator, blend into this minimalist setting. From the suite with garden view to family rooms that can accommodate large groups, each space offers deep rest in a setting that combines intimacy and refinement.
The culinary epic unfolds at the establishment’s restaurant, where local flavors transcribe the soul of Ishikawa. Nearby, a myriad of choices enchant the taste buds through discoveries, from savory grills to traditional sweets. Nestled a few steps away, this ryokan in Komatsu also promises moments appreciated by couples and families alike, whether for a local feast or a restful stop after the adventure of the surroundings.
Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity
9/10 Beautiful mix of Japanese architectural tradition and a touch of refined modernity. The kaiseki meals, rich in local flavors, highlight the attention paid to the cuisine. The onsen attracts with its soothing qualities. The carefully decorated rooms offer comfort and immersion while respecting an authentic Japanese style.
Ryokan Highlights
Thermal bath/onsen
Massages
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Breakfast
Customer Reviews: What They Liked
Customers appreciated the warm interaction with the staff, who shared unique local information and the establishment’s history.
The cleanliness of the facilities, including the hot spring, was particularly noted, despite the ryokan’s age.
The exceptional quality of the meals, especially the sashimi, was a highlight mentioned by several customers.
Hygiene and infectious disease prevention measures were well implemented, ensuring a safe stay.
For some, the experience was memorable enough to wish to return, marking special events like birthdays.
Does the ryokan have an onsen?
Yes, Awazuonsen Kitahachi has outdoor and indoor public thermal baths where you can relax.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, and check-out is possible until 10:00 AM.
What languages are spoken at this ryokan?
The staff at Awazuonsen Kitahachi speaks Japanese.
Are there any specific rules or restrictions to follow?
Children are not allowed in the establishment, and pets are not admitted. The establishment is also non-smoking.
What wellness services do you offer?
We offer thermal baths as well as massage services to help you relax during your stay.
What dining options are available?
We offer an on-site breakfast as well as a bar where you can relax with drinks. Vending machines for drinks are also available.
Is parking available?
Yes, free private parking is available on site without prior reservation.
What activities or tourist sites are nearby?
You can visit the Matsui Hideki Baseball Museum, which is a 20-minute drive away, and the Kenrokuen Garden, about an hour’s drive away. There are also several local galleries and cafes nearby.
Are pets allowed in the hotel?
No, pets are not admitted within the establishment.
What cultural activities are offered by the ryokan?
We offer karaoke facilities for a fun and authentic Japanese cultural experience.
What is the most convenient means of transport to get to the ryokan?
We offer a free shuttle from/to Komatsu Airport and JR Awazu Station to facilitate your travel.
How is Wi-Fi connectivity available?
Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and common areas of the establishment.
