Aenokaze

“Peaceful, beautiful, and welcoming”

Aenokaze provided a relaxing stay with exceptional service and outstanding meals. Wakura-Onsen is a wonderful town, the views from the hotel lounge and our room were spectacular, and it was a peaceful retreat after visiting busy Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nagoya. Although we do not speak Japanese, Aenokaze … Mais

Aenokaze provided a relaxing stay with exceptional service and outstanding meals. Wakura-Onsen is a wonderful town, the views from the hotel lounge and our room were spectacular, and it was a peaceful retreat after visiting busy Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nagoya. Although we do not speak Japanese, Aenokaze had a couple of English speakers on staff that helped us with any questions. We spent two nights and enjoyed different dinners each night (although it is the same dinner show every night), and made good use of the hotel's amenities (table tennis, badminton, swimming pool, karaoke, game room, and of course the baths). Aenokaze provides a shuttle to and from the train station, so traveling is easy. It is also easy to catch a bus to visit the Noto peninsula (Aquarium, glass museum, beach). Aside from the baths and swimming pool, the entertainment options at the hotel are extra, so keep that in mind when budgeting!

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“A Wakuraonsen Hotel with resourceful facilities and well trained staff”

We chose to stay in this hotel on 15 & 16 April which was under Kagaya Group in the Wakura Onsen, a peaceful & relaxing place with 4 hours travelling from Osaka. The hotel was giant with 10-storey at the seashore with plenty of facilities and entertainment for families and couples. You could choos… Mais

We chose to stay in this hotel on 15 & 16 April which was under Kagaya Group in the Wakura Onsen, a peaceful & relaxing place with 4 hours travelling from Osaka. The hotel was giant with 10-storey at the seashore with plenty of facilities and entertainment for families and couples. You could choose to spend a day there chatting with friends enjoying the seaview with drinks and snacks offered free at the lounge for, or went fishing, playing table tennis, badminton, etc. In addition to spacious onsen for men and women with indoor and open air bath respectively, you can opt for taking 3-minute shuttle bus or 7 minutes walk to Kagaya which was even bigger with few floor onsen and a souvenir street. At night we enjoyed Kaiseki while watching the historical drama show and Japanese traditional drum performance by masked performers. Overall all the staff there were attentive and in well manner, dedicating to serve well for each customer, which I guess the essence of Kagaya service on their pride to be the best and named hotel in Japan.

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“Muito bom”

Hotel ao estilo japonês, dormisse no chão. O grande destaque do hotel é a "piscina" de água quente, muito bom para relaxar o corpo e a mente. A vista que se tem para a baía é linda, perfeito ao acordar ou ao tomar o café no restaurante. Como muito boa (ao estilo japonês).

“Special”

This is a very special hotel. I don't usually stay in a big onsen hotel, but this is a good one. First of all, they have an English speaking staff waiting to serve us when we arrived. The even called us from Japan to find out if we are coming with another group so they An arrange a nearby room for … Mais

This is a very special hotel. I don't usually stay in a big onsen hotel, but this is a good one. First of all, they have an English speaking staff waiting to serve us when we arrived. The even called us from Japan to find out if we are coming with another group so they An arrange a nearby room for us. Also the dining room is a big hall with a performing stage that will have a traditional Japanese drum show during dinner. Food is good and location is good and easy to find. Room is big for a family of 4.

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