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A spa room with a large bathtub, wooden stools, and a tiled floor.

1. TOYOTA Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Shirakawa

Denise

$179 nightly

Dec 11 - Dec 12

A traditional Japanese onsen with wooden interiors and a view of snow-covered mountains.

2. Onyado Yuinosho

Shirakawa

Jeffrey

$161 nightly

Dec 2 - Dec 3

A traditional village with thatched-roof houses, a central pathway, and surrounding greenery.

3. Gokayama Ryokan Yoshinoya

Nanto

Rui

$113 nightly

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A room with a bed, two chairs, a small table, and a view of traditional architecture.

4. Yatsusankan

Hida

Susana A Hernandez

$347 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A traditional Japanese-style entrance with a tiled roof, wooden pillars, and a stone pathway leading to a lantern-lit pathway.

5. Kanazawa YuOnsen Hyakurakusou

Kanazawa

"It was a wonderfully unique experience to stay at this Japanese hotel with a private onsen bath in our room. I would recommend staying at least 2 nights as it is in a remote location 40 min from downtown Kanazawa. They have a free shuttle to and from Kanazawa that you need to organize with the hotel. The multi-course Japanese breakfast in a private room was a treat. The staff was very responsive and helpful despite not speaking much English. We had to make quite a few changes and they were quite...

Lucile

$465 nightly

Dec 7 - Dec 8

A modern building with a covered entrance, large windows, and steps leading up to the door.

6. Hotel Kikori

Hida

Alf

$132 nightly

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A tranquil indoor pond with a clear reflection, surrounded by large rocks and trees, viewed through a modern architectural structure.

7. Small Auberge & Hot Spring Spa Sakuragaike Kuagarden

Nanto

Patrick

$114 nightly

Nov 18 - Nov 19

A room with a large bed, wooden beams, a window, a small table, and a cabinet.

8. Moritosha

Nanto

wai man Jacky

$131 nightly

Nov 18 - Nov 19

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, cushions, a television, and a view of trees through a window.

9. Akao-Kan

Nanto

TENI

$205 nightly

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A traditional Japanese garden with a stone pathway, a small pond, and a wooden pavilion.

10. yumetsuzuri

Tonami

Haley

$130 nightly

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A building with a modern design, featuring a staircase leading to an upper level.

11. Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan

Hakusan

"We would highly, highly recommend Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan. Dinner was phenomenal - some of the best food we had on our one month trip travelling around Japan. The variety of dishes, the freshness of the food, the beautiful presentation, and the harmony of the flavor combinations stood out to us. It was really delicious. The restaurant itself was comfortable and lovely. It was a little cold at first, but the grill warmed the room while the sake warmed us from the inside :) The service at the...

Rhylee

$189 nightly

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A modern building with a glass entrance, bicycles parked outside, and a neon sign.

12. métisse stay

Fukuno

Tony

$91 nightly

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A wooden spa with a hot tub, wooden walls, and a bamboo fence.

13. Onsen and Garden Nana

Kanazawa

"I cannot say enough nice things about this property. We had the private onsen. Everything in our room and the onsen was immaculately clean and smelled like cedar and cypress. Location was quiet and serene, and allowed us to relax and connect to the beautiful land around us. Dinner was one delicious and creative course after another, often featuring local ingredients harvested that day. The only thing better than the room and the food was the hospitality of our hosts. Everyone was welcoming,...

Jennifer

$690 nightly

Dec 8 - Dec 9

A room with large windows offering a view of a lush landscape with trees and hills.

14. Cool-villa HIDA resort

Hida

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$235 nightly

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A traditional Japanese-style living room with tatami flooring, a low wooden ceiling, and sliding shoji doors.

15. Resort villa Nanto EF1

Inami

$134 nightly

Nov 16 - Nov 17

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Top Tsubakihara Hotel Reviews

Onyado Yuinosho

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing place. Stay in room 502"

TOYOTA Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

8/10 Good

"This is unique accommodation... in some ways it felt like going on school camp (the room) but with the most delicious french 4 course meal (which was anything but camp food!). The main building was covered in scafolding / maintenance which was a shame but the public bath was excellent. The shuttle service was excellent and service at dinner impeccable. Someone mentioned bugs and I thought they were being dramatic, but no, there are stink bugs everywhere!!! If that bothers you then probably not the property for you. I enjoyed my stsy for one night and will remember the dinner for a long time to come it was wonderful"

Kanazawa YuOnsen Hyakurakusou

10/10 Excellent

"We had a lovely experience. Using the shuttle bus is crucial as a taxi would be expensive due to the distance. We had a fancy dinner they offer; very beautifully presented but you need to love Japanese food; lots of raw fish. Oddly, coffee with the breakfast was an additional charge. Overall, we really loved our stay."

Onsen and Garden Nana

10/10 Excellent

"I cannot say enough nice things about this property. We had the private onsen. Everything in our room and the onsen was immaculately clean and smelled like cedar and cypress. Location was quiet and serene, and allowed us to relax and connect to the beautiful land around us. Dinner was one delicious and creative course after another, often featuring local ingredients harvested that day. The only thing better than the room and the food was the hospitality of our hosts. Everyone was welcoming, kind, and helpful. Nothing can match the experience of soaking in your own hot spring, while watching hummingbirds feeding on an overhanging tree. I hope to someday come back to Japan and visit onsen and Garden Nana once more."

WATAYA

10/10 Excellent

"Wataya = WOW! From the second we arrive... I'm so happy Aaron chose this place. The staff is a family that has owned and operated this wonderful house for 7 generations! We chill in the onsen chatting loudly as we are the only guests today, return to the room to relax looking at the garden during twilight. Dinner is served! We did a poor job at informing them of my friend's restricted diet... The proprieter is so generous! She grabs a frozen pizza from her home to feed my buddy... I'm stuffed by beer, pickled vegetables, traditional soup, local river caught fish displayed alive on skewers then COOKED TO DEATH! Followed by BEAR MEAT! Literal apex predator of the forest in my mouth. It's pretty great. Delightful sliced steak then green tea mousse with some fruit for dessert. We have to hit the onsen before bed. So pleasantl I hit the onsen tub alone, bodywash, hop in and acclimate while watching YouTube. Some pleasuring women, some women behavior, some news. Breakfast is served at 8 as requested. I eat alone as Aaron doesn't want anything they have. Pickled vegetables, river fish, light soup, egg, grilled salmon, local orange and strawberry with fresh rice. Rice milk, water and great coffee! I love this place so much... Return to my room, we take a selfie with the garden, pack up and check out. The proprieter and his mother see us off in a taxi."

Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan

10/10 Excellent

"We would highly, highly recommend Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan. Dinner was phenomenal - some of the best food we had on our one month trip travelling around Japan. The variety of dishes, the freshness of the food, the beautiful presentation, and the harmony of the flavor combinations stood out to us. It was really delicious. The restaurant itself was comfortable and lovely. It was a little cold at first, but the grill warmed the room while the sake warmed us from the inside :) The service at the front desk was perfect, it could not have possibly been better. It was the friendliest, warmest reception we've received. In fact, the entire staff was the pinnacle of good hospitality. From the front desk to the wait staff, everyone was amazing to interact with. Those who didn't speak English at all still made such an effort to answer our questions and help us. Everyone had a friendly, cheerful disposition - it genuinely felt like they were happy we were there and that they took pride in their amazing service. We loved the private baths, especially the outdoor open air one. The hot water was the perfect temperature and it left our skin feeling incredible. The lobby was great - it felt very cozy, warm, and welcoming. Like we were in our own home. The robot mascot was so much fun and we delighted in interacting with him and watching others (especially the children staying in the hotel, who seemed to find him magical) interacting with him. The location is fantastic - not even a two minute "

Hotel Kikori

10/10 Excellent

"Hello from Australia, My wife and I just wanted to thank you for your kind care while we stayed at Hotel Kikori on November 2nd & 3rd. The reception was so helpful. I'm sorry to have asked for so much help. Thank you very much! Also the food was sooo umai !!! And the smile and care we received at breakfast time was also wonderful. In appreciation "

More cheap stays in Tsubakihara

Auberge & Spa Sakuragaike Kurgarden

1514, Tatenohara-Higashi, Nanto-City Nanto Toyama-ken

$87 nightly

$99 total

Nov 25 - Nov 26

Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Tsubakihara?

The best area to stay in Tsubakihara is the central area around the Tsubakihara Onsen, which offers convenient access to the town's main attractions and a relaxing experience.

This area is the heart of Tsubakihara, characterized by its traditional Japanese inns and the soothing hot springs. You'll find many establishments clustered along the main road leading to the onsen, making it easy to walk between your accommodation, local eateries, and small shops. The general layout is designed for a tranquil and restorative stay, with a focus on natural beauty and local hospitality.

Couples looking for a peaceful retreat will find this area particularly appealing. The onsen experience is central to a stay here, offering private baths or shared facilities where you can unwind. Many inns provide traditional Japanese dinners, enhancing the romantic and quiet atmosphere.

Solo travelers seeking a serene escape will also appreciate the Tsubakihara Onsen area. The focus on relaxation and natural surroundings provides a superb environment for quiet contemplation and rejuvenation.

When is the best time to go to Tsubakihara?

The best time to go to Tsubakihara is during the spring (late March to early May) for cherry blossoms or autumn (late October to mid-November) for vibrant fall foliage.

Spring offers mild temperatures and the beautiful, fleeting spectacle of cherry blossoms, particularly along the waterways and in local parks. This period is ideal for travelers who enjoy photography and outdoor strolls in pleasant weather.

Autumn provides a stunning display of red, orange, and gold leaves. The cooler, crisp air is superb for hiking in the surrounding mountains and exploring the town's traditional architecture.

Can I cancel my hotel reservation on Expedia?

You can cancel your hotel reservation on Expedia, though it depends on the cancellation policy of your booking. Most bookings are refundable if canceled within 24-48 hours of the scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. If free cancellation is available, you can cancel directly through your Expedia account by logging in, going to "My Trips", and selecting your reservation. To find flexible deals, filter your search by "Fully refundable property" for hotels in Tsubakihara.

How much is the nightly rate at a Tsubakihara hotel?

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Our top choices for Tsubakihara hotels

1. TOYOTA Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

2. Onyado Yuinosho

3. Gokayama Ryokan Yoshinoya

4. Yatsusankan

5. Kanazawa YuOnsen Hyakurakusou

6. Hotel Kikori

7. Small Auberge & Hot Spring Spa Sakuragaike Kuagarden

8. Moritosha

9. Akao-Kan

10. yumetsuzuri

11. Ichirino Kogen Hotel Roan

12. métisse stay

13. Onsen and Garden Nana

14. Cool-villa HIDA resort

15. Resort villa Nanto EF1

Top Tsubakihara Hotel Reviews

Onyado Yuinosho

More cheap stays in Tsubakihara

Auberge & Spa Sakuragaike Kurgarden

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