Noto Hyakurakusou

獨立私人庭院，房間不多，20 間左右。 交通不便，衹適合自駕或包車。 服務超好，車子還沒有停下，已經有管家出門迎接，進門要換鞋。 check in 是一組組客人安排到小房間，送上歡迎茶點，給你介紹酒店設施，泡澡開放時間，還有釣魚，全程跪式服務 房間的 mini 吧有免費飲料，包括啤酒。我們這間房沒有獨立浴室，xc 給我們申請了價值 5500 的 50min 私湯，點贊👍 酒店女士有各種不同的浴衣，男士是統一的 晚餐和早餐也很好吃，特別早餐的布丁，是這次行程吃過的最好吃的布丁，總體來説一次不錯的體驗

おばちゃん女子会でいきました。非日常を満喫。全て満足でした。又、行きたいと思わせてくれました。能登がんばれ👍

Access is difficult as it is in a remote area. I took a flight from Tokyo which is the easiest option but once you land it’s still an hour away. Both buses and taxies were cash only. My bus left when I went to the ATM to withdraw cash. I managed to get on my bus at last with the help of another bus. You should use a taxi when coming instead. Arrival experience was subpar and service mostly was mediocre to rude which is a shame since there a few exceptional staff here. They retrieved my phone which I lost on the bus for which I am very grateful for. Checking in took a long time and English was limited. The view in my room wasn’t as good as advertised, and there were no onsen or balcony. I was not impressed with the dinner at all. It was definitely one of my worst ryokan dinners ever. The breakfast was equally a let down. Once, the waitress even accidentally splashed water into my food and didn’t notice. Coffee at breakfast was for a fee which felt like nickel and diming. The hotel was small but housed 26 rooms. The best ryokans have less than 15 rooms to feel more personal. There is not much to do during the day. Trails around the water was closed and there is a very long walkway if you want to walk outside the hotel. The area was dead. On my departure day, I could only take a shared taxi very early to the airport since I didn’t have enough cash and there is no ATM on site or anywhere near. I did enjoy the cave bath, the various baths and the pier very much. Ameneties inside the room was lacking. They didn’t have any skin care, the toothbrush was rough and there was only one towel. All of the yukatas have a stench of sweat. The ryokan felt very old and tired. And for the price it charges, there are far better options. The guests are mostly older, domestic clientele but didn’t look wealthy. If you are a first time visitor to Japan, I don’t think coming here is necessary as it is hard to reach.