"I stayed here in December. The lowest temperature was 3 degrees, so it was cold outside, but the hotel was heated and comfortable. There were plenty of amenities, and razors were available at the front desk. The room was nice and clean. It was only a few minutes walk from the station, so it was very convenient for Komatsu Airport. I was very satisfied."

"Since it's a new hotel, it's very clean and pleasant. The bath and sauna were also clean and easy to use. Breakfast was delicious, made with local ingredients."

"By chance, I ended up staying at a historic inn for three days and two nights. What I liked about it was that even if you didn't tell the staff your arrival time, they would do their best to greet you when you arrived, and it seemed like they made the same effort to see you off when you left. However, they don't keep track of where guests' shoes are, so if you're in a hurry, it might be easier to do it yourself. The hot springs were also very pleasant. What I found a bit questionable, as others have mentioned, was that we found hair in the side dishes on two occasions. The bathroom floor in our room creaked so loudly that it was irritating. Also, the tap water had a metallic taste, even after gargling, so if you're sensitive to that, I wouldn't recommend drinking it. Because our bedroom was on the second floor, the light was shining right at our head, making it too bright and making it difficult to sleep, and some of the lights in the room didn't work. The staff went and fixed some of them. I had saved the one-day supply of coffee amenity I'd planned to drink all at once on my last day, but I didn't use it, and there wasn't any left for the second day. So I asked an elderly man who happened to be near the reception desk for a second day's supply, explaining the reason. He reluctantly handed it to me, saying, "It's okay once, but you'll have to pay for anything after that." If you don't want to be bothered by the amenities provided for your stay, I recommend removing any unused amenities from their designated areas. It may have been a coincidence, but during my stay, the staff were mostly young foreigners and older, with hardly any mid-career staff, and the service felt inconsistent. My three-day, two-night stay honestly made me question what it means to be a traditional, established inn. I didn't have time to see the gardens, so they're not included in my review."

"It was a very nice hotel. Two automatic check-in machines could not be used at the same time, so we had to wait for other guests. Breakfast was also delicious!"

"It was good."

"The room was large and very good"

"It was nice to have a feeling of openness from the entrance. This time, I used a Japanese-style room with my parents. There was a bed, but it was large and I was able to spend a relaxing time. The bath was comfortable (* ^^ *) The breakfast was delicious."

"It's a shame there isn't a trouser press, but the bread at breakfast is delicious. I also like that they offer three types of miso soup."

"We were traveling with our one-year-old, and after searching online we decided on this hotel after seeing that it had plenty of play areas for children, including a ball pool. He loved it and although he can't talk yet, you could tell he was having a great time as he had a big smile on his face. I'm glad we chose Oedo Onsen. If we go to Ishikawa again, I'll definitely choose this hotel. The food was also delicious, and the two men on my team were able to enjoy seafood, which made them very happy. I was also very satisfied."