"The people is extremely warm and welcoming, including reception and the lady serving us from check in to dining. The young lady can speak english, we have a great time there. We use the public onsen before dinner so there are not much people. The private onsen in the room also great, but will be a bit small if two people bath together. Will definitely recommend this place to people who want to experience Japanese traditional onsen culture and dining. "
"The people is extremely warm and welcoming, including reception and the lady serving us from check in to dining. The young lady can speak english, we have a great time there. We use the public onsen before dinner so there are not much people. The private onsen in the room also great, but will be a bit small if two people bath together. Will definitely recommend this place to people who want to experience Japanese traditional onsen culture and dining. "
"The facilty is old & the room smelled of cigarettes, but everything else was wonderful. If looking for authentic Japanese experience (for the working and middle class Japanese) this is a very good experience. Dinner and breakfast buffet was really good. However there's little to do around the lake, unlike Yamashiro ir Yamanaka onsen area.
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"The facilty is old & the room smelled of cigarettes, but everything else was wonderful. If looking for authentic Japanese experience (for the working and middle class Japanese) this is a very good experience. Dinner and breakfast buffet was really good. However there's little to do around the lake, unlike Yamashiro ir Yamanaka onsen area.
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"This was my first time to stay in a Ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) and I really like it! The hotel was a bit old but still in good condition. They have indoor & outdoor hotspring pool plus many other facilities for you to enjoy during your stay. Buffet breakfast & dinner both were great too. Free shuttle service available too to pick up from/drop off to Kagaonsen station. Thumb up!"
"This was my first time to stay in a Ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) and I really like it! The hotel was a bit old but still in good condition. They have indoor & outdoor hotspring pool plus many other facilities for you to enjoy during your stay. Buffet breakfast & dinner both were great too. Free shuttle service available too to pick up from/drop off to Kagaonsen station. Thumb up!"
"We were blown away by how unique the whole experience was and how hospitable the hotel staff was. We were given slippers and traditional robes when we arrived and our luggage was carried to the room for us. Our room was very quaint with a whole tea setup prepared at the table. The dinner was an incredible, elaborate experience that we weren’t expecting. The gardens were beautiful and the hot springs were so relaxing. "
"We were blown away by how unique the whole experience was and how hospitable the hotel staff was. We were given slippers and traditional robes when we arrived and our luggage was carried to the room for us. Our room was very quaint with a whole tea setup prepared at the table. The dinner was an incredible, elaborate experience that we weren’t expecting. The gardens were beautiful and the hot springs were so relaxing. "
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"Check-in and out processes were easy. Staffs were kind and welcoming. Amenities were well-kept. Hotel location is close to the main train station. Breakfast option is a bit expensive for per person, per day (JPY 2500). Room is small, but the convenience outweighs it."
"Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. Room was fantastic and the private onsen terrific.
Set dinner experience was great too and they were able to cater for my wife’s gluten allergy, which some other ryokans we checked would not.
Staff were great too!"
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Nakaya Ukichiro Museum of Snow and Ice in Kaga. Wander the marina or discover the area's hot springs.
After visiting Aizenji Temple, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Katayamazu Onsen. While you're in the area, stroll along the lakeside.
Amagozen Cape is located in Kaga. You'll find 31 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
Where is the best place to stay close to Amagozen Cape?
APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveller data, and this ryokan offers a marina and 3 bars. It's located 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from Amagozen Cape. Other good choices within a few miles include Rurikoh and Hatori.
How many hotels are there close to Amagozen Cape?
Expedia has 31 hotels and other accommodation options a few miles from Amagozen Cape.
If I need to cancel the hotel reservation for my stay near Amagozen Cape, will I receive a refund?
Yes! The majority of hotel room reservations are fully refundable provided that you cancel before the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before the scheduled arrival. If your reservation is non-refundable, you might be able to still cancel and be given a refund within 24 hours of your booking. Put your dates in and click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to review top deals close to Amagozen Cape.
What can I see and do near Amagozen Cape?
Study the collections at Nakaya Ukichiro Museum of Snow and Ice, Kutaniyaki Art Museum or Nippon Origami Museum. Create some family memories at Kaga Fruitland and Tsukiusagi no Sato. Spend some time exploring the great outdoors at Katayamazu Hot Spring, Kamoike Observation Center and Lake Shibayama.