Welcome to Kaga Shi (Kaga-shi), a peaceful hot spring city located in Ishikawa Prefecture. Renowned for its historic Yamashiro and Yamanaka Onsen districts, stunning gorges, and exquisite Kutani ware porcelain, Kaga Shi offers a relaxing retreat for all travelers. Find your ideal accommodation, from luxury traditional ryokans to budget-friendly hotels, and book your perfect stay.
Hotels in Kaga Shi: Find Your Perfect Stay
Kaga Shi Recommended Hotels
APA Hotel Kagadaishoji Ekimae
3-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
APA Hotel Kagadaishoji Ekimae is a 3-star business hotel located in front of Daishoji Station, within walking distance of Kutaniyaki Art Museum. With 136 rooms, full-service spa, meeting rooms, and banquet facilities, it is ideal for business travelers. The hotel offers free parking and WiFi, situated approximately 24km from Komatsu Airport.
4/5
313US$70
fromTotal US$70 (Incl. taxes)
APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo
3-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo is a traditional ryokan located in the Katayamazu hot spring area of Kaga. The property features natural hot springs, an indoor pool, and is within walking distance of Echizen-Kaga-Kaigan Quasi-National Park and Lake Shibayama. Free shuttle service from Kaga Onsen Station is available, and the hotel offers family-friendly amenities including kids meals and family rooms.
4.1/5271US$149
fromTotal US$149 (Incl. taxes)
Kissho Yamanaka
3.5-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
A traditional ryokan located in the Yamanaka Onsen area, within walking distance of Kakusenkei Gorges and Yamanaka Hot Spring. Featuring hot springs and a full-service spa, it is ideal for travelers seeking relaxation and healing. The property offers complimentary Japanese breakfast, three restaurants, and free airport and train station shuttle services.
4.7/5159US$233
fromTotal US$233 (Incl. taxes)
Yunokuni Tensyo
3.5-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
A traditional ryokan located in the Yamashiro Onsen area, featuring natural hot springs and a full-service spa. Ideal for exploring cultural attractions such as Kutaniyaki Kiln Museum and Natadera Temple, with family-friendly amenities including an arcade and karaoke. Complimentary train station pickup and theme park shuttle services ensure convenient transportation.
4.5/599US$147
fromTotal US$147 (Incl. taxes)
Rurikoh
4-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
A traditional ryokan located in the heart of Kaga, steps from Kutaniyaki Kiln Museum and near Yamashiro Onsen. The property features hot springs, full-service spa, seasonal outdoor pool, and family-friendly amenities including family rooms and kids meals. Free train station pickup and self parking are available.
4.3/5275US$145
fromTotal US$145 (Incl. taxes)
LiVEMAX RESORT Kaga Yamashiro
2.5-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
LiVEMAX RESORT Kaga Yamashiro is a spa hotel located within a 5-minute drive of Yamashiro Onsen. The property features a full-service spa, sauna, karaoke, and arcade game room, with guest rooms equipped with spring water baths. It is ideal for exploring natural attractions such as Kakusenkei Gorges and Natadera Temple, and offers free parking and WiFi.
4/531US$112
fromTotal US$112 (Incl. taxes)
Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei
3.5-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
Yamanaka Onsen Ohanami Kyubei is a traditional ryokan located in the historical district of Kaga, Japan, just a 2-minute drive from Yamanaka Hot Spring. Featuring natural hot springs and a full-service spa, it is ideal for travelers seeking an authentic onsen experience. The property is close to attractions like Kakusenkei Gorges and Korogi Bridge, with Japanese dining available on-site.
4.1/5117US$148
fromTotal US$148 (Incl. taxes)
Hotel Kikyou
3.5-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
Hotel Kikyou is a traditional ryokan located in the Yamashiro Onsen area of Kaga, Japan, within walking distance of the hot springs. This small property with 23 rooms is suitable for family travelers and features on-site hot springs and karaoke facilities. It offers complimentary train station pickup and free parking, with convenient access to nearby cultural attractions such as Rosanjin's Iroha Soan.
4/57US$139
fromTotal US$139 (Incl. taxes)
Kocho
3-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
Kocho is a traditional ryokan located in the Yamanakaonsen area of Kaga, Japan, within walking distance of Yamanaka Hot Spring. Adjacent to natural attractions like Kakusenkei Gorges and Ayatori Bridge, it offers an ideal setting for hot spring and nature experiences. This intimate 11-room property features on-site hot springs and a hot tub, with complimentary shuttle and parking services.
5/53US$483
fromTotal US$483 (Incl. taxes)
Yamanaka Onsen Shirasagiyu Tawaraya
3.5-stars· Kaga Shi, Ishikawa Ken
Yamanaka Onsen Shirasagiyu Tawaraya is a traditional ryokan located in the Yamanaka hot spring area of Kaga, Japan, within walking distance of Kakusenkei Gorges and Ayatori Bridge. The property offers hot spring facilities and kaiseki cuisine, with complimentary train station pickup and bicycle rentals available. Children 5 and under are not permitted, making it ideal for adult couples or travelers seeking a peaceful retreat.
4.7/538US$179
fromTotal US$179 (Incl. taxes)
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FAQ about Kaga Shi Hotels
Where is the best area to book a hotel or accommodation in Kaga?
The most popular areas to stay when traveling to Kaga are the famous hot spring districts of Yamashiro Onsen and Yamanaka Onsen. These two areas offer a wide range of accommodations, from high-end traditional ryokans to budget-friendly hot spring hotels, making them the best places to enjoy a hot spring getaway.What are the representative tourist attractions in Kaga?
Kaga's most famous attractions include the Kakusenkei Gorge, which boasts stunning natural beauty, and the Kutaniyaki Kiln Exhibition Hall, where you can catch a glimpse of traditional pottery culture. It is also highly recommended to experience the local hot spring culture firsthand at Kosoyu, a public bathhouse located in the heart of the hot spring town.When is the best time to visit Kaga?
While Kaga is beautiful all year round, the best times to visit are autumn (October to November) and winter (December to February), which are ideal for enjoying the hot springs. In autumn, you can admire the valleys colored with red autumn leaves, and in winter, you can enjoy the unique experience of an outdoor bath amidst snowy landscapes.What is the most convenient mode of transportation for getting around Kaga?
When traveling between Kaga's main hot spring towns and attractions, using the 'Canbus' sightseeing loop bus is the most convenient and economical option. If you prefer a more flexible itinerary or plan to explore the surrounding outlying areas, we recommend renting a car near JR Kaga-Onsen Station.What are some recommended foods to try during a trip to Kaga?
In the Kaga region, which is adjacent to the Sea of Japan, fresh seasonal seafood—especially winter snow crab dishes—is highly famous. Experience Kaga's fresh ingredients and culinary culture through the clean and carefully prepared Kaiseki multi-course meals served at traditional ryokans.How do I get to Kaga from the airport or major train stations?
The nearest airport is Komatsu Airport, and you can reach Kaga-Onsen Station in about 30 minutes by public transportation or car from the airport. If you are traveling by train, take the Hokuriku Shinkansen or a limited express train, get off at JR Kaga-Onsen Station, and then use the shuttle bus provided by your accommodation or a local city bus for convenience.
Recommended Attractions in Kaga
Discover the must-visit attractions you shouldn't miss during your trip to Kaga.
Yamanaka Onsen
9km from the city centerA serene hot spring resort town surrounded by lush forests and gorges, perfect for enjoying a relaxing soak in high-quality spring waters amid beautiful natural scenery.
Yamashiro Onsen
4km from the city centerA historic hot spring area with over 1,300 years of history, where you can stroll along streets filled with traditional charm centered around the Kosoyu, a historic public bathhouse.
Katayamazu Onsen
3km from the city centerLocated on the shores of Lake Shibayama, this charming hot spring area allows you to enjoy hot springs while gazing at the beautiful, ever-changing seasonal views of the lake.
Kakusenkei Gorge
9.5km from the city centerA scenic gorge formed along the Daishoji River near Yamanaka Onsen, highly celebrated for its uniquely designed bridges and breathtaking autumn foliage.
Kutani Ware Art Museum
1.5km from the city centerA museum where you can explore the history and admire the masterpieces of Kutani ware, a traditional Japanese porcelain famous for its vibrant and colorful designs.
Natadera Temple
8km from the city centerA temple featuring unique prayer halls built directly into natural rock faces and beautiful moss-covered gardens, widely renowned as a prime spot for autumn colors.
Yunokuni no Mori
9km from the city centerA traditional craft village set in a lush forest where you can experience hands-on Ishikawa crafts, such as Kutani ware painting and glassmaking, inside historic thatched-roof houses.
Cape Amagozen
7.5km from the city centerA magnificent coastal cliff where the blue waters of the Sea of Japan meet unique rock formations, offering panoramic views and stunning sunset vistas.
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