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The exterior of a renovated traditional guesthouse is displayed, featuring a snowy roof and wooden beams. Tall, snow-covered trees are visible in the background, and a ladder leans against the side of the building. A clear blue sky complements the winter scene.
Hut in Hakusan
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Pets are allowed. Spacious old private house for rent. Wood-burning stove. Close to the ski resort. Up to 10 people. 50 minutes to Kanazawa. Hot springs too.

A renovated traditional house.Quiet and relaxing time in the four seasons.It also serves as a cafe for lunch. Entire rental.Limited to one group. Vegan menu available. · Discounts for long stays from one week. 1 hour by car from Kanazawa Station. Komatsu Airport 45 minutes by car. It is about a 2.5 hour drive to Shirakawa-go, Gifu Prefecture.Gokayama is also available.From June to early November, you can easily access Hakusan White Road. WiFi available (improved since February 2025) Parking free Western-style toilet, sink, washing machine Kitchen, fridge available Baths are provided at the inn There is a natural hot spring right next to the inn that can be used.At your own expense (until 7pm.Mizuki Kane Closed). Dinner and breakfast can be served with ingredients from the area.You can also stay without meals.Dinner 3500 yen per person, 1200 yen per person for breakfast. There is a stove and range.We can cook for ourselves.Even for long-term stays. Barbecue and fireworks are not available. It is suitable for people who love Japanese countryside and nature.Enjoy a relaxing time on our own. Spring to autumn is trekking, climbing, and climbing mountains.In the winter, nature experiences are seasonal, such as walking around and snow hikes.There are also two ski resorts nearby. The owner is a Neil Leader (Nature Experience Supervisor).

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A spacious sleeping area features two wide beds with white linens, accented by green plants and artwork. Natural light floods the room through large, sheer windows, complemented by dark curtains and a modern air conditioning unit mounted on the wall.
Flat in Kanazawa
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

[G-03] Luxury space, 1-minute walk to Omi Town Market

★With kitchen, fully equipped with cooking utensils There is a tourist attraction in Kanazawa, "Omi Market", just a 1-minute walk away, so you can buy fresh fish and cook * Condiments are not provided from a hygiene perspective A relaxing space that feels like★ home Relax from your travels in a spacious room with a large bath ★Washing machine & detergent are also provided WiFi is available for★ free --------------------------------- Please note: Bath towels and face towels will be provided for the number of guests booked. There is a washing machine and laundry detergent in the room, so if you are staying for consecutive nights, please feel free to use them · There is body soap, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, and a hair dryer, but no amenities such as toothbrushes, pajamas, razors, hair bands, lotion, or facial cleanser There are about 40 rooms in the same building. We'll let you know your room number after booking is confirmed. Rest assured, the type of room you'll be using is the one in the photos. However, please note that you will not be able to specify the floor or room number in advance ---------------------------------

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A traditional room showcases tatami flooring with muted green walls. A dark wooden console table features photographs, and a small planted arrangement is visible nearby. Light falls gently across the space, highlighting the contrast among the decor and traditional elements.
Townhouse in Kanazawa
5 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

A private rental traditional building by a photographer and architect/La Fotografia Marrone

Opened in July 2024. "La Fotografia Marrone" is conveniently located a 9-minute walk from "Kanazawa Station" and a 6-minute walk from "Omi-cho Market", where buses leave for Kanazawa's main tourist spots. The building faces a quiet street lined with Kanazawa machiya, and you can see the Higashibetsuin, one of the largest temples in Kanazawa. The building is composed of a traditional exterior and floor plan. In addition, the theme of this inn is "photography", and there is a photo exhibition by the Japanese photographer "Katsuhiko Kimura IG @ kats_portraits". In addition, you can relax indoors while listening to the "music" selected by Mr. Kimura along with the photos. To ensure a relaxing stay for guests, we are also close to Omi-cho Ichiba, and we have facilities such as a washing machine for cooking and medium- to long-term stays. Sightseeing for a day is one of the joys of travel, but I hope you can enjoy a relaxing day.

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The two-story traditional building is illuminated by soft outdoor lighting, enhancing its wooden features and dark tiled roof. Narrow windows and a stone pathway lead to the entrance, where decorative elements and greenery are present, creating an inviting entryway.
Hut in Kenrokumachi
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 204 reviews

5-minute walk to Kenrokuen. A modern 100-year-old house with a panoramic view of the city

5 minutes on foot from Kenrokuen Garden. A trip to live in Kanazawa. This is an entire house to relax and unwind. (Entire building can be rented out) 1 pair (up to 6 people) can stay completely private. Located in a prime location within a 5-minute walk from Kenrokuen Garden, it is an interior that blends oldness and modernity.From the second floor, you can see Mt. Tatsuyama, and the view is amazing. There is no curfew, and you can use the bathroom and kitchen freely. I will be happy to "Ufu" unexpectedly... I would be happy to be such an inn. * The official name of the inn is "Ufu, a remote residence of Kanazawa Higashi and Roku".

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The entryway features traditional tatami flooring and wooden beams. A wooden staircase leads to the upper level. On the right, a spacious tatami room includes a low table and floor cushions, with sliding doors revealing a view of the garden.
Home in Higashiyama
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 330 reviews

New!! Kanazawa Traditional/Luxury Machiya 100years

Located in Higashiyama, one of Japan's last remaining 'Chaya house' as a site of Inportant Traditional Japanese Architecture), a short walk north from Higashi District. Our property was build about 100 years ago during the Taisho period.(74㎡、800sq) It has been extensively renovated standards of comfort, luxury and safety, as such we are a Legal Vacation Rental, you may book with confidence. 100年ほど前に建てられた金澤町家を改修し、皆さまの2番目のご自宅をイメージして建てた町家になります。昼間の喧騒から離れた朝、夕の主計町、ひがし茶屋街、浅ノ川の散策は心が癒され、昔ながらの金沢が楽しめます。

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A natural wooden hot tub is shown, filled with clear water, situated on a spacious deck. Lush greenery is visible in the background, providing a serene and private setting, while the wooden railing adds a rustic touch.
Home in Hakusan
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 450 reviews

Natural hotspring with Loghouse

It is a log house in Hakusan city .you can use outside bath and inside bath are use natural hot spring. About this area, Recently it has been certified as a UNESCO Global Geopark.There are national parks, ski resorts, hot spring Places ,organic restaurants and cafes nearby. It is also about 30 minutes to Kanazawa, and has good access to the World Heritage Site and Shirakawa-go. I have Eabikes, , so even if you don't have a car, you can enjoy this area. Pleaee have a relaxing time in here !

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The villa is set against a serene backdrop of hills, showcasing a wooden facade with large windows. The evening light casts a gentle glow on the structure, highlighting its traditional design integrated with modern elements.
Hut in Takayama
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

百 HAKU <100-year-old Quaint Japanese Style Villa>

HAKU is a Japanese Style Villa. You can enjoy your private time as in your home. “HAKU“ is one of the readings of the character “百” which means “hundred”. Medieval Haiku poet, Basho Matsuo likened eternal passage of time to "百代の過客", a permanent traveller. In his time, a hundred years was expressed as eternal. HAKU was originally built as a farmer’s shed about a hundred years ago. It was recently relocated and renovated for another hundred years. HAKU will welcome you as traveling companions.

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An inviting entrance path leads to the home, framed by traditional wooden walls and soft lighting. Stone steps ascend towards an intricately designed lattice door, allowing a glimpse of the interior and greenery beyond. The path's diverse textures create a harmonious blend of natural elements.
Villa in Hida
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 332 reviews

SUKIYA-Zukuri Suehiro【Authentic house/Old town】

This SUKIYA-zukuri style house stands out in art and craft technique. It's in main part of the historical district in HidaFurukawa, where finding narrow streets aligned by "Machiya" townhouses with significant white walls and lattice. I'm happy to share this house I've sustained since worked at local architect farm. You can do ・Staying in the historical district ・Relaxed from hectic travel in Authentic house ・Explore local life and culture Recommend: 2-6 Persons, Max: 8 Persons

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The spacious interior reveals a common area with a long wooden table surrounded by simple chairs. Vintage furniture and bookshelves line the walls, while wooden beams and traditional sliding doors enhance the rustic charm. Natural light filters through the windows, creating a warm atmosphere.
Hut in Hakusan
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

Entire Minshuku | With Sake Tasting and Matcha Green Tea Experience | Enjoy a trip to Kanazawa and Hakusan with culture

Welcome to our renovated 100years building. Enjoy our spacious home with an on-site sake bar in an old warehouse, open to both guests and locals. Use the hearth at your request; we'll light it upon arrival. Original wood, furniture, and equipment add a unique touch. A brief room tour is included during check-in. Nearby attractions: Shirayama-hime and Kinken Shrine. Kanazawa is a 20-minute drive, or take the Ishikawa Line. Personalized local recommendations available upon request.

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An inviting living area features a traditional irori hearth at the center, surrounded by wooden flooring. Natural light fills the space through large windows, illuminating a low table and a bench. A cozy atmosphere is created by the warm tones of the wood and minimalist decor.
Hut in Nomi
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 289 reviews

Trad house with【IRORI】‐No extra person charge‐

Traditional private house completely renovated for a group up to 5 travelers [No extra charge per number of travelers]. Are you looking for traditional Japanese housing with modern equipment? Search no more! Our house is equipped with an IRORI, a traditional Japanese sunken hearth / fireplace. In past days, this type of fireplace was very popular but they are now very rare. The house faces the local forest; it is a perfect place for those looking for peace and quiet moment.

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A bright living area features wooden flooring and is furnished with a dark sofa, round coffee table, and black chairs. A TV is positioned on a light wall, while a dining table with beige chairs and a small decorative item enhance the modern yet traditional aesthetic.
Home in Kanazawa
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

A rental inn 'Taru' up to 6 people near midtown

"Taru" is a rental inn located in an old town just a 3-minute walk from Kanazawa City's Kata-machi. It features three Japanese-style rooms and a spacious living room, accommodating up to 6 guests. The inn provides a traditional and calming atmosphere, allowing guests to experience traditional Japanese culture. It is a popular tourist spot and nightlife district, ideal for sightseeing or relaxation.

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The exterior of a traditional wooden building is visible, featuring a tiled roof and a distinct dark wood facade. Surrounding the structure are lush green plants, indicating a serene natural environment. The building's simple lines blend harmoniously with the nearby landscape.
Hut in Takayama
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

Yado Hakuguri 板倉の宿 白栗 -Tiny guest house-

This accommodation is a private rental, limited to one group per day. Itakura no Yado Shirakuri is a small old traditional house inn started by an owner who loves traditional houses. Itakura was relocated from the foot of Mt. Norikura and opened in June 2016. I hope that you will be able to feel the atmosphere of Itakura which is not found in everyday life. We would be pleased if you do.

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  • Do hostel rentals in Hakusan have a kitchen?

    Absolutely! We offer over 10 hostel rentals with a kitchen in Hakusan. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

  • Are there pet-friendly vacation rentals in Hakusan?

    Four-legged friends are welcome in Hakusan. Choose from more than 10 vacation rentals for guests traveling with pets.

  • Are there family-friendly vacation rentals in Hakusan?

    Hakusan has more than 70 family-friendly stays. Amenities on the property may include high chairs, travel cribs, or strollers.

  • Do apartment rentals in Hakusan have wifi?

    Absolutely! We offer over 40 apartment rentals with wifi in Hakusan. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

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    Absolutely! We offer over 10 townhouse rentals with free parking in Hakusan. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

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    Experience the best of Hakusan with our apartment rentals, starting at about $20 per day, before taxes and fees. Embrace comfort and style while staying within your budget in your home away from home.

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    Hakusan’s top spots include Mattou Station, Nomachi Station and Nonoichi Station

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