

Tomo no Yu / Gen no Yu
Tomo no Yu has a cave-like quietness, while Gen no Yu carries a warmer wood character. The two private baths add a calm layer to both standard and suite stays.
A shipowners’ town. Nine rooms by the sea.
Winter crabTagged Hashitate Crab CourseFrom the ¥50,000sNov 12 – Mar 20 opens in a new tab
Winter crabSelected Crab CourseFrom the ¥40,000sNov 12 – Mar 20 opens in a new tab
Signature courseKITAMAE Select CourseYear-round opens in a new tabPer person, two guests sharing a room, tax and service included; varies by date and room. Crab photos are for illustration.
Wrapped in the quiet of the sea and the port town,
a special time to set mind and body free.

Hashitate Marine Beach
Just in front of the hotel lies Hashitate Marine Beach — white sand and clear blue water. Its gentle, shallow shoreline runs about 200m, calm enough for children. The sand is roughly ten seconds away; stepping straight out to the sea like this is genuinely rare in the Kaga Onsen area. Spend a summer day on the blue water, looking toward Amagozen Cape.
Swimming season
Usually mid-July to late August
The shore is accessible year-round.
Beach houses
Beach houses serve seafood straight from the harbour. See each on Instagram for the latest.

客室

Kitamae Cuisine

体験・散策
Walks along the sea and harbour town, the hot-spring villages of Kaga, the kilns of Kutani-yaki and Yamanaka lacquerware, and the streets of Hashitate shaped by Kitamaebune trade. Six areas and 21 spots, each layered into the stay as local context.
Explore experiencesKutani-yaki, fruit picking, sea kayaking and more — see reservation & seasonal experiences →
A 60-minute flight from Haneda to Komatsu Airport, then about a 15-minute drive to the inn. With Hokuriku Shinkansen and easy car access, Kaga Hashitate is closer than it feels.
Air
60 min
Haneda → Komatsu
Car
15 min
Airport → Inn
Car
10 min
Kaga Onsen → Inn

Plans
Every plan is available in all nine rooms. What differs is the meals. In winter, two plans with a crab course join the lineup.
Our pickDinner & breakfast
A special tasting course of the season’s seafood

Dinner & breakfast · Winter crab
Built around tagged Hashitate crab, landed at Hashitate port
From the ¥50,000s per person
Per person, two guests sharing a room, tax and service included. Varies by date and room.

Dinner & breakfast · Winter crab
The best crab of the day, chosen from that day’s catch
From the ¥40,000s per person
Per person, two guests sharing a room, tax and service included. Varies by date and room.

Dinner & breakfast
A seaside course of the port town’s produce

Breakfast
A Japanese breakfast with the flavors of Kaga Hashitate

Room only
A stay close to the port and the sea, without meals
News & Journal
Announcements and a journal of seasonal context, cuisine, and local stories from KITAMAE BASE Kaga Hashitate.
News
Journal
Hotel Facilities
Two private baths available across room types, the sea-view lounge Airodokoro, and the shop space Yorifunedokoro. The room, cuisine, bath, and local texture connect inside the hotel.


Tomo no Yu has a cave-like quietness, while Gen no Yu carries a warmer wood character. The two private baths add a calm layer to both standard and suite stays.

A sea-view lounge that anchors the Kitamae Cuisine experience and gives guests a place to slow down while looking toward the Sea of Japan. Dinner and breakfast are served here, and guests in the second-floor rooms can enjoy club lounge drinks free of charge (rooms 101–105 can add access for ¥3,300 per person).

A shop space for carrying the memory of the stay home. It extends the local texture of the hotel beyond check-out.

Reservation by phone
Tel: 0761-71-1173(9:00-18:00)

Reservation
After reviewing rooms, cuisine, and access, continue through the availability guidance page to the official booking system.
Hours · 9:00-18:00
Reservations
Stay reservations: 0761-71-1173(9:00-18:00)
Restaurant: 0761-71-2657(9:00-11:00 / 14:00-16:00)