Komado Bengara

This Accommodation has been lovingly and carefully renovated, preserving the memories of a traditional machiya townhouse.Rather than simply leaving it old as it is, it also ensures a truly comfortable stay, and you can feel the attention to detail throughout. The way the light comes in is beautiful, and I felt at ease for my entire stay.The staff were stylish and had a wonderful presence, and the coffee they brewed for me was excellent. I also loved the roasted bancha tea in the room; when I heard it was sold nearby, I ended up buying two bags as souvenirs.The area around the Accommodation was also memorable—the preserved hikiyama festival float was even more impressive than I imagined. Next time, I would love to visit during festival season.It was also a delightful discovery to learn that such a town exists just a short trip from Kanazawa.

It was a wonderful Hotel that blended seamlessly into the town along Komatsu’s old Hokuriku Kaido.The service struck just the right balance, and everything—from the amenities to the roasted green tea—was satisfying down to the smallest details. I also appreciated having an on-site café.I’d love to visit again and use Komado as a base for exploring Komatsu’s culture.