Yunode

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Yunode

A 10-room hot spring inn built in the sukiya style, filled with the charm of Kaga and the elegance of Japanese tradition.

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Yuwaku Onsen, tucked away in Kanazawa’s quiet inner retreat from the bustle of the city, is known for its colorless, transparent hot spring water that is gentle on the skin. Yunode Ryokan, with its lush inner garden and authentic tea room, offers a calm Japanese atmosphere and heartfelt hospitality for a relaxing stay that feels just like home.

The inn has 10 distinctive guest rooms in the traditional sukiya style, long favored by tea masters and other cultural figures. One highlight is “Nadeshiko,” decorated with traditional Kaga crafts and works by local artists that reflect the charm of the Kaga Hyakumangoku heritage. Guest rooms with open-air hot spring baths, still rare in Yuwaku Onsen, have also recently been added.

There are two large public baths: “Fukuume no Yu,” with an indoor bath made of red granite and a cypress bath, and “Nemunoki no Yu,” which features an open-air bath. The men’s and women’s baths are switched in the morning and evening, so enjoying their different atmospheres is highly recommended. Dinner is a beautifully presented kaiseki meal made with seasonal ingredients from Kanazawa and the Hokuriku region. Three courses are available, including the inn’s signature premium kaiseki course featuring luxury ingredients such as Noto beef, black abalone, and nodoguro.

Highlights

  • A 10-room inn in Yuwaku Onsen.
  • A selection of distinctive sukiya-style rooms, including guest rooms with open-air hot spring baths.
  • The large public baths switch between men and women in the morning and evening.
  • Dinner is a kaiseki course made with seasonal ingredients.
  • The tea room and inner garden create a calm Japanese atmosphere throughout the inn.

Photos

  • “Nadeshiko,” a sukiya-style room decorated with traditional Kaga crafts

    “Nadeshiko,” a sukiya-style room decorated with traditional Kaga crafts

  • Guest rooms with open-air hot spring baths are especially popular

    Guest rooms with open-air hot spring baths are especially popular

  • An open and airy open-air bath

    An open and airy open-air bath

  • A special room with a relaxing atmosphere that feels just like home

    A special room with a relaxing atmosphere that feels just like home

  • The highest-grade kaiseki course features luxury ingredients such as Noto beef, abalone, and nodoguro

    The highest-grade kaiseki course features luxury ingredients such as Noto beef, abalone, and nodoguro

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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Is early check-in or late check-out available?

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No.

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Can I leave my luggage after check-out?

A

Yes.

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Is there a smoking area?

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Yes.

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Is free Wi-Fi available in the building?

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Yes.

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Can guests with tattoos use the shared bath?

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No.

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Details

Name in Japanese
湯の出
Postal Code
920-1122
Address
77-2 Yuwaku Arayamachi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Phone
076-235-1016
Check-in
2:00pm
Check-out
10:00am
Rates
Standard guest room with 1 night and 2 meals from JPY 20,900, guest room with open-air hot spring bath with 1 night and 2 meals from JPY 33,000 (both rates are per person based on 2 guests per room, tax and service charge included)
Access
Approx. 30 minutes by car from JR Kanazawa Station
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa