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Location: This hot spring inn is located in one of Japan's most picturesque areas, within a short distance of tourist sites such as Hida-Takayama and Mount Hakusan.
History: Beniya Muyaku is located in the old temple town of Kaga, a popular tourist destination with many temples and hot springs.
Service: The owners of this boutique ryokan provide warm, personalized service to each guest.
Quaint Yamashiro Onsen, about an hour from Kanazawa, is a place famed for hot springs dating back 1,300 years, and nowhere is this history better experienced than at Beniya Mukayu, a traditional ryokan whose Zen-like quality ensures a uniquely memorable experience. Each of the ryokan’s 17 rooms has the minimalist feel of a traditional ryokan, as well as a private open-air bath overlooking a well-manicured Japanese garden. A stay at Beniya Mukayu is a holistic experience; from tea ceremonies with the ryokan’s owner to yoga sessions with his wife, your stay can be a cultivated lesson in Japan’s many methods of relaxation. Other highlights include a spa with medicinal and traditional treatments, as well as traditional kaiseki dining. From Kanazawa, Beniya Mukayu is a one-hour drive or a 30-minute express train ride followed by a 15-minute car ride.
by FT's Travelista - How to Spend It 
by Conde Nast Traveler 
