Holiday rentals in Hosu District

Seaside Old House Hotel Oku Notojiun (limited to one group per day)

□Oku Noto Jiron Don□ A house with a traditional Okunodate layout, about 140 years old, has been renovated into a private house with the old things left as they were, and the new things arranged so as not to disturb the old. Located in a quiet village, in front of the house there is a traditional black tile boat house and a small cove. □Recommended ways to spend your time□ "Live in an old house with the culture and customs of Oku Noto". Jiron-don keeps the accommodation plans to a minimum to provide such a stay. Please let us know what kind of stay you would like. The concierge will coordinate meals, walks, activities, and more. What’s included in your□ nightly price?□ Local rice (3 cups: ~ 4 people, 6 cups: 5 ~ 8 people) and a basket of vegetables What you□'ll love□ There is a small cove in front of the house. There is a catering service for meals and ingredients. You can bring your own drinks and ingredients, or you can go on a shopping tour with the hostess. Free parking available. · Barbecues and bonfires are also available in the outdoor area. · Acupuncture, medicinal tea counseling, and haiku poetry writing workshops to heal your mind and body. < Check-in: 3 pm - 8 pm, Check-out: 12 pm >

Guest house by the sea

Welcome to BY THE SEA (BY THE SEA Noto). BY THE SEA NOTO is a small guest house in Noto-cho, Noto Peninsula. We rent the room to only one group per day. Enjoy plenty of time with a view of the sea. There are 3 rooms. All three 10 tatami mat rooms with sea views can accommodate up to 6 guests. In December 2021, the hinoki cypress bath was completed. We also made a mini kitchen, which was requested by many people. You can cook breakfast. For longer stays, cleaning is done every 3 days from the 3rd day. In front of the guest house is National Route 249, where cars for reconstruction pass, and the sea is also very close. If you want to rest more quietly, "Monopolize the sea of Noto. A villa-like inn" is also operated by an affiliated company. Please use it. Also, a small restaurant called Re Noto CREW has opened on the ground floor where you can enjoy Italian cuisine. Lunch and dinner reservations are available. Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Take in the Noto Peninsula's sea all to yourself. Kouden, a place where you can stay like a villa

A small inn on the Noto Peninsula, "Noto" This is NOTOKNOT. 0 seconds to the sea. The bay is like a private beach, where you can fish and play on the shore, and you can see the beautiful view of the houses of Anamizu on the opposite shore, where Noto Island and Noto tiles shine. It is also a special spot where you can sometimes see the Tateyama mountain range. It is very quiet, so please relax while watching the calm sea. However, there are no restaurants around. We recommend that you cook for yourself or eat at a delicious restaurant before checking in. Currently, there is a lot of earthquake damage, the roads are still uneven, and there are no shops or restaurants nearby. Recently, a small restaurant called Re Noto CREW has opened where you can enjoy Italian cuisine along the sea, about 20 minutes away. Lunch and dinner reservations are available. Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

里山の宿

Enjoy a stay in a traditional Japanese house surrounded by nature Would you like to spend some quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of the city? In our 200-year-old house, you can experience real Japanese life surrounded by the beautiful mountains and sea of the Noto Peninsula. You can enjoy a simple and warm stay, surrounded by the scent of wood and awakened by the chirping of birds. We don't have luxurious facilities, but we provide heartfelt hospitality. This place is perfect for those who want to enjoy a relaxing time, nature, and local culture. We look forward to your visit.

Seafront Cottage Wat Resort Okunoto 1 Group Only

Seafront Cottage with Private Sauna Enjoy a private stay overlooking Nanao Bay and Notojima Island. Sauna & Garden: Free on-site sauna! Enjoy BBQ or camping in our private garden (please bring your own gear). Facilities: Full kitchen for cooking. Self-check-in via tablet. Free parking for several cars. Important: No direct sea access. Winter tires required in winter. Insects may enter as we are in nature. Staff cleans every 3 days for stays of 4+ nights.

Tsukumo Style - BNB Room4

One of the most captivating aspects of living in a kominka house is its relationship with the seasons. These homes are designed to harmonize with nature, with large windows framing picturesque views of changing landscapes. In spring, cherry blossoms may bloom just beyond your doorstep, while in winter, you might be enveloped in a blanket of snow. It's an ocean view room. There is a dedicated work desk. It's ideal for teleworking.

【Stay with No Meal】130 yo Folk House/Max 12 people

I, the owner, who had lived in Shonan, Kanagawa Prefecture for a long time, fell in love with Toyama Bay, which is famous for having the calmest sea in Japan, and the idea of "creating a Shonan in Noto" gave birth to our "Tatsuya". A talented designer who has worked on commercial facilities mainly in Tokyo participated in the renovation of this 130-year-old private house.

【SUP+Bar+2 Meals】130 yo Folk House/Max. 12 people

I, the owner, who had lived in Shonan, Kanagawa Prefecture for a long time, fell in love with Toyama Bay, which is famous for having the calmest sea in Japan, and the idea of "creating a Shonan in Noto" gave birth to our "Tatsuya". A talented designer who has worked on commercial facilities mainly in Tokyo participated in the renovation of this 130-year-old private house.

Tsukumo Style - BNB Room2

One of the most captivating aspects of living in a kominka house is its relationship with the seasons. These homes are designed to harmonize with nature, with large windows framing picturesque views of changing landscapes. In spring, cherry blossoms may bloom just beyond your doorstep, while in winter, you might be enveloped in a blanket of snow.

Tsukumo Style - BNB Room1

One of the most captivating aspects of living in a kominka house is its relationship with the seasons. These homes are designed to harmonize with nature, with large windows framing picturesque views of changing landscapes. In spring, cherry blossoms may bloom just beyond your doorstep, while in winter, you might be enveloped in a blanket of snow.

Tsukumo Style - BNB Room3

One of the most captivating aspects of living in a kominka house is its relationship with the seasons. These homes are designed to harmonize with nature, with large windows framing picturesque views of changing landscapes. In spring, cherry blossoms may bloom just beyond your doorstep, while in winter, you might be enveloped in a blanket of snow.