

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.
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
July 19 – August 24, 2025 (planned)
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

北前 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 a 10-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
10 min
Airport → Inn
Car
10 min
Kaga Onsen → Inn

Plans
Every plan is available in all nine rooms. What differs is the meals.
Our pickDinner & breakfast
A special tasting course of the season’s seafood

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. Lunch, dinner, and morning are all served here, and the club lounge drink bar is available outside restaurant hours as well. Note: club lounge access is not included with rooms 101–105.

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


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)