Hotels near Noto Airport - NTQ, Wajima

Set in Wajima in the Ishikawa region, GUESTHOUSE UMENOYA offers accommodation with free private parking. First of all, a very big THANK YOU to Takayama Megumi-san. She helped me to look for another hotel when I needed to stay in Wajima for another night, as Umenoya was full and unable to extend my stay.I cannot thank her enough for being so kind and helpful although it was my mistake. I ended up having to stay for one more night in Wajima as I wanted to support Wajima Mobile Morning Market (Wajima Morning Market or Asaichi) was razed to the ground by a huge fire due to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake on 01 Jan 2024 and then in Sept the same year,there were severe floods. Reconstruction and recovery is a very long process and I hope my visit this time can show the people of Wajima that they are not forgotten at all by the world. Wajima is recovering slowly but surely. It was a pleasant surprise for me that Umenoya is just a stone throw away from Juzo Jinja,the focal point of the previous Wajima Asaichi and it is a key collection point for donation supplies. The facilities are very new,I loved the Hinoki scent when I slid the fusuma door open to my room. It is more than adequate for my needs,the single room which I stayed in. Thank you very much Guest House Umenoya and all the staff-san, for taking very good care of me and making me feel welcome. Thank you Arigato Gozaimashita!

Offering sea views, Wat resort シーフロント奥能登 is an accommodation set in Anamizu, 18 km from Notojima Glass Art Museum and 35 km from Shiroyone Senmaida.

Situated in Nanao and only 1.1 km from Notojima Glass Art Museum, 能登島ゲストハウスうたたね features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. Loved the location, perfect for a slow holiday. Host was very accommodating and provided enough privacy even though it was a guesthouse. I enjoyed the design of the rooms and the easy access to the beautiful view of the Noto sea.

Offering a garden and sea view, Captain's House, explore the crustal movement every thousand years is situated in Kuroshima, 34 km from Shiroyone Senmaida and 48 km from Notojima Glass Art Museum.

ゲストハウス黒島, a property with a shared lounge, is situated in Wajima, 34 km from Shiroyone Senmaida, 48 km from Notojima Glass Art Museum, as well as 37 km from Twin Bridge Noto. Although the aftermath of the 2024 earthquake is still very present, Kuroshima is gradually reviving. One example is this guest house. The host is quite pleasant, and the amenities are excellent. Obviously, the location is the cherry on top.

Hanakaijichi - Vacation STAY 74775v is located in Wajima, 37 km from Twin Bridge Noto, 45 km from Myojo-ji Temple, as well as 49 km from Keta-taisha Shrine.

Situated 30 km from Shiroyone Senmaida, sailor's house - Vacation STAY 77417v features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. Beautiful House with high quality furniture. It was very comfortable, and we had everything we need to enjoy our holiday.

Boasting an open-air bath and views of sea, 一 能登島 hitotsu notojima is a recently renovated ryokan situated in Kōda, 4.9 km from Notojima Glass Art Museum.

Set in Nanao and only 13 km from Notojima Glass Art Museum, TAOYA Wakura offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. Everything . The onsen amazing…. A hot rock sauna room plus normal sauna excellent. Infinity outdoor hot onsen views wonderful . Food excellent… suggest a 15 minute delay on starting to allow for the rush! Great views, free drinks, snacks, snow freeze in foyer such a nice touch . We upgraded to a room with a shower but loved the onsen for evenings. Would return and disregard bad reviews…. We kiwis loved it .

Located just 38 km from Shiroyone Senmaida, Noto Hyakurakusou features accommodation in Ogi with access to an open-air bath, a garden, as well as a lift. It was a long drive up the Noto Peninsula and we had to drive along a narrow road through a short stretch of forest before we were pleasantly surprised by the beautiful facade of the hotel. The entire stay was a pampering experience. The view from the room was amazing. Both dinner and breakfast were exquisitely prepared and served in private rooms. We had a 50 min private bath which was extremely soothing. There were small zen gardens, libraries in a corner, and cupboards full of yukatas of different colors and designs. These were very pleasant to the eyes. I also liked how courteous and attentive the hotel staff were.