Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Yamashitaya

8.1

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.1/10, based on 584 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	Sumiyoshiya	9.7/10	813
🥈 2nd	黒梅屋 Kurumiya	9.7/10	510
🥉 3rd	TAKITEI Riverside Onsen ーA Hidden Ryokan in Kanazawaー	9.8/10	67
4th	Gunjo no Tsuki	9.6/10	163
5th	Ryokan Yamamuro	9.4/10	942
6th	Kanazawa Yuwaku Onsen Kokarian	9.7/10	33
7th	Minshuku Ginmatsu	9.3/10	385
8th	Machi no Odoriba	9.3/10	299
9th	Motoyu Ishiya	9.2/10	298
10th	Yuyaruru Saisai	9.2/10	295
11th	B&B MIKAWA – Kanazawa Fish Harbour	9.2/10	284
12th	Matsusaki	9.2/10	223
13th	Yamanaka Onsen Kissho Yamanaka	9.1/10	454
14th	Murataya	9.1/10	451
15th	Yunokuni Tensyo	9.0/10	948
16th	Shirasagiyu Tawaraya	9.1/10	80
17th	Yamanakaonsen Hanamurasaki	9.1/10	73
18th	UTAIMACHI	9.5/10	16
19th	Kinjohro	9.0/10	169
20th	Kohan-no-Yado Morimoto	9.1/10	52
21st	Kocho	9.6/10	12
22nd	Tachibana Shikitei	9.0/10	115
23rd	Yamanaka Onsen Kajikaso – Opening in 1st, Aug 2025	8.9/10	1,364
24th	Yamanaka Onsen Kagari Kisshotei	8.9/10	731
25th	Koorogirou	9.6/10	9
26th	Asadaya	9.4/10	12
27th	Ryotei Manyou	8.9/10	85
28th	Kuriya Yasohachi	8.9/10	71
29th	Yamanoo	9.5/10	7
30th	Hoshi	8.8/10	317
31st	Hokuriku Yamashiro Onsen Hotel Kikyou	9.0/10	21
32nd	Nakayasu Ryokan	8.8/10	131
33rd	Zenigame	9.4/10	7
34th	Manten no Tsujinoya	8.8/10	93
35th	Kanazawa Hyakurakusou	9.7/10	3
36th	Minshuku Kitamaebune	8.8/10	20
37th	Wadaya, cuisine de poissons de rivière et plantes de montagne	9.1/10	4
38th	Tsurukō	10.0/10	1
39th	Katsuzakikan	8.6/10	161
40th	Kyukamura Noto-Chirihama	8.7/10	7
41st	Togiso 能登の古民家宿	8.6/10	21
42nd	Yamashiro Onsen Miyabi no Yado Kaga Hyakumangoku	8.5/10	58
43rd	Hatori	8.5/10	641
44th	Rurikoh	8.5/10	1,339
45th	Tokigasane	8.4/10	170
46th	Ryokan Karasawa	8.3/10	149
47th	kanazawayuwakuonsen nihonryourisakaeya	8.3/10	458
48th	Onsen and Garden Nana	8.2/10	61
49th	Fujiya	8.2/10	206
50th	Tagawa Ryusenkaku	8.2/10	259
51st	Notoya	8.0/10	32
52nd	Yamanaka Onsen Hanatsubaki	8.1/10	581
53rd	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Yamashitaya Current ryokan	8.1/10	584
54th	Awazuonsen Kitahachi	7.9/10	62
55th	APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo	8.0/10	1,703
56th	Hotel Wellness Notoji	7.7/10	47
57th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Nagayama	7.8/10	209
58th	SDGs BASE AQUA PLUS	4.4/10	4
59th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Yoshinoya Irokuen	7.7/10	404
60th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Yamanaka Grand Hotel	7.6/10	138
61st	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Kaga Maruya	7.4/10	383
62nd	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Yamanaka Saichoraku	7.2/10	262
63rd	Yamashiro Onsen Yuzankaku	6.2/10	243
64th	LiVEMAX RESORT Kaga Yamashiro	5.8/10	393
65th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Awazu Grand Hotel	5.4/10	288
66th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Yamashiro Saichoraku	4.0/10	466

Check-in from 3:00 PM / Check-out until 11:00 AM

Hot Spring Town Old Town Public Onsen Open-Air Bath Indoor Bath Steam Room

Location

922-0242 Ishikawa, Kaga, Yamashironsen 18-124, Japan

Staff 8,2/10

Facilities 8,1/10

Cleanliness 7,9/10

Comfort 7,9/10

Value for money 8,0/10

Location 7,8/10

Yamashiro Onsen BaseSet in central Yamashiro Onsen for easy walks around the hot spring district.

Near Kosoyu BathhouseKosoyu Public Bathhouse and key Yamashiro sights are just a short walk away.

Panoramic Hot SpringsKnown for scenic bath spaces, including elevated outlooks that enhance the onsen experience.

Spacious Japanese RoomsLarge tatami-style rooms suit guests wanting a classic ryokan stay with extra space.

Fun Included ExtrasGuest feedback often mentions free lounge treats, plus karaoke and table tennis.

Good Value ResortReview patterns suggest solid value for travelers wanting onsen, meals, and facilities together.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsIts strongest draw is the onsen-town setting plus in-house bathing. One night works for afternoon arrival, buffet dinner, evening bath, breakfast, and a short Yamashiro stroll; two nights makes sense only if you want a slower bath-focused stay with nearby Kutani-yaki or Kaga onsen-town visits.

Trip-planning verdict: Best as a 1-night or relaxed 2-night onsen stay in Yamashiro Onsen, not as a long sightseeing base.

Know before booking

Limited long-stay depthYamashiro Onsen is pleasant but compact, so many travelers run out of nearby sights after 2 nights.

Not station-adjacentYou still need a bus, taxi, or hotel transfer logic from Kaga Onsen Station.

Public-bath style stayThe appeal centers on shared bath facilities, so privacy-first travelers should check room type carefully.

Restaurant (on-site)

on-site

Main buffet dining room with live kitchen for breakfast and dinner.

Sushi Dokoro Heihachi (nearby)

nearbyabout 4 min walk

Small local sushi spot in Yamashiro Onsen, handy for lunch or dinner.

COCKTAIL Bar SWING (nearby)

nearbyabout 7 min walk

Late-night cocktail bar with whisky and jazz in the hot spring town.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, arrive at Kagaonsen Station first, then continue by local bus toward Yamashiro Onsen or take a taxi for an easier luggage-friendly final transfer. Komatsu Airport is the most useful airport, usually followed by ground transport to Kagaonsen Station or directly onward by taxi depending on arrival time.

Kagaonsen Stationstation
4.3 kmabout 60 min walkabout 10–15 min by taxiabout 20–30 min by local bus, depending on stop and service
Best overall rail gateway for the ryokan and the most practical arrival point for most visitors coming by train.
Daishoji Stationstation
5.3 kmtoo far to walk comfortablyabout 15–20 min by taxiabout 30–45 min by local bus or train-bus combination, best checked locally
Secondary local station option, but generally less convenient than Kagaonsen Station for most travelers.
Komatsu Stationstation
15 kmabout 30–40 min by taxiabout 35–60 min by train or bus combination via Kaga area
A workable secondary rail hub if your route does not line up well with Kagaonsen Station, though it is usually less direct for the final approach.
Yamashiro Onsen Bus Stopbus
90 mabout 5–10 min on footabout 3–5 min by taxivaries by route; best checked locally
Useful secondary bus stop within the onsen area, but exact stop choice depends on your bus route and walking tolerance.
Yamashiro Onsen Higashiguchi Bus Stopbus
180 mabout 3–8 min on foot, depending on exact drop-off point and luggageabout 3–5 min by taxilocal bus stop for services from Kagaonsen Station
Most useful nearby bus stop for travelers arriving by public transport; convenient if you are packing light.
Komatsu Airportairport
12 kmabout 30–40 min by taxiabout 45–70 min combined airport bus and local transfer, depending on connections
Most useful airport for this ryokan; a good choice for domestic arrivals and some international access into southern Ishikawa.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Great base in Yamashiro OnsenThe property matches the Yamashiro Onsen address in Kaga, Ishikawa, so it works well for exploring this classic hot spring town on foot and enjoying the local bathhouse area nearby.
Large onsen setup for easy relaxationThis ryokan is known for a substantial bath area rather than a tiny one-bath inn, which is a real plus if soaking is a main reason for your trip. The larger scale also makes it easier to enjoy extra facilities beyond just your room.
More facilities than a typical small ryokanIt offers the kind of built-in amenities many travelers appreciate for a casual stay, such as lounge space and entertainment options, making it convenient for families and groups who want downtime inside the hotel too.
Convenient for drivers and station transfersAccess is practical by car and also manageable from Kaga Onsen Station by taxi or short transfer, so it suits travelers doing a broader Hokuriku itinerary. It is easier logistically than more remote countryside ryokan.
Good value for travelers who want scaleCompared with more exclusive ryokan in the Kaga area, this property is better suited to travelers who want onsen, meals, and a sizable hotel experience without paying for ultra-bespoke luxury.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Less intimate than a classic ryokanBecause it is a larger resort-style property, the atmosphere can feel more like a managed onsen hotel than a deeply personal family-run inn. Travelers chasing quiet exclusivity may find it less special.
Not the best pick for refined kaiseki loversIf your priority is a highly seasonal, chef-driven multi-course dinner served with boutique ryokan flair, this style of stay may feel more mainstream than culinary-focused.
Some rooms may feel more practical than charmingIn a property of this size, room character can vary, and not every stay will deliver the handcrafted, one-of-a-kind feel people imagine when booking a traditional ryokan.
Popular facilities can mean a busier feelThe baths, dining areas, and shared spaces may feel lively rather than serene, especially during weekends and holiday periods. That can reduce the sense of privacy some couples want.
Still requires a transfer after the trainIt is not directly at the shinkansen station, so rail travelers still need a taxi, bus, or arranged transfer after arriving at Kaga Onsen Station. That extra step is minor but not ideal with heavy luggage.

Current position: 53rd out of 66 ryokans in Ishikawa.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
48th	Onsen and Garden Nana	8.2/10	61
49th	Fujiya	8.2/10	206
50th	Tagawa Ryusenkaku	8.2/10	259
51st	Notoya	8.0/10	32
52nd	Yamanaka Onsen Hanatsubaki	8.1/10	581
53rd	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Yamashitaya Current ryokan	8.1/10	584
54th	Awazuonsen Kitahachi	7.9/10	62
55th	APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo	8.0/10	1,703
56th	Hotel Wellness Notoji	7.7/10	47
57th	Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Nagayama	7.8/10	209
58th	SDGs BASE AQUA PLUS	4.4/10	4