Hotel Sekifu

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• alexfoodi

  02 enero 2016
  Japanese inn with an onsen

  Might be difficult to find since the staff only speaks Japanese and only locals come here, but we were fortunate enough to be in a tourist group that took us here. The hospitality here is A+ even if the staff doesn't speak English : you can feel it! I was especially amazed at the granny hostess at the restaurant, she was very organised and took care of the whole group very nicely and with great care. The restaurant serves traditional Japanese meal with cooked beef, noddles, mushrooms, sushi, rice, eggs, etc. There is also an onsen (Male and female) where you can spend the night to relax in hot water and rejuvenate yourself. After the hot spring, you can go back to your rooms and find your floor beds (comfy) on tatamis and rest up. The breakfast meal is also a traditional Japanese one like the supper. There isn't a lot to do around the inn, but it is mainly to relax and to enjoy the hot spring. There is Wi-fi at the location and a TV in each room.

  

• rbo350

  17 junio 2016
  Sekifu

  When we got off the train I wasent shure we were at the right stop, the hotel is nice we booked our trip with JTB and got lavesh dinners and breakfast with so much awsome food it was impossible to finish, our room was a traditional room with tatami mat, the view was unbelivable the garden was awsome with waterfalls and koi, we spoke with the owner he used to live in SoCal

  

• chakomorgan

  01 agosto 2018
  Wonderful experience for our family

  We stayed at Hotel Sekifu for one night between Kanazawa and Tokyo. It was a wonderful get away and a good chance to experience a Japanese onsen and outdoor bath. The hospitality was amazing and the food was exquisite. The owner went to school in America and took over the hotel from his grandparents. We called the day before we arrived and the Hotel van was there to pick us up. Had we stayed one more day, we could have taken a day trip to Mt. Fuji which was 45 minutes away. Our family of six enjoyed the very special dinner and breakfast in our private dining room and the hot springs. The kids enjoyed feeding the koi in the pond. Highly recommended to experience true Japanese hospitality outside of a city. So glad we took this detour!