Hotels With Gym in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

I highly recommend this hotel room type if you have a big family. The room is spacious with comfortable beds and a small dining area. The location is great, it is just above the train station and there are shopping malls and many restaurants around. If you have your own car, parking is easy and cheap. Free drinks are available at the lobby which offers soft drinks, coffee, wine, beer and sake, kids and adults are pleased with it. I will definitely come back next time if I visit Kanazawa.

Lovely hotel with some nice touches (I especially appreciate the free decaf coffee drip bags!). The staff were so lovely and helpful (and very patiently with me whilst calling around multiple izakayas to see if they'd show the World Cup match. The room was very spacious and we were happy there was a gym. Breakfast was pretty good, and it was good being within walking distance of both Kanazawa Station and Omicho market (see photo for delicious seafood) . We were a bit far from other attractions but it forced us to get some extra steps in which was no bad thing!

The hotel itself isn't bad, but the location is quite inconvenient. It's located past the bar district and nightlife establishments of Katamachi, so at night there are touts and bouncers standing on the streets, which is pretty unpleasant (though unavoidable). The hotel is very clean, and there aren't any major issues, but I did question the cleanliness a bit, as there was hair accumulated in the women's public bath.

The hotel is clean and tidy, and there's a hot spring bath on the top floor. It's located near Omicho Market. I booked early and got a triple room for less than 300 per night, which was excellent value for money. I was very satisfied with my 4-night stay.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right outside the West Exit of JR Kanazawa Station and next to a shopping mall. The staff are all very friendly and welcoming. The room was quite spacious for a Japanese hotel, and all the facilities were new and very clean. To get your room cleaned, you need to scan a QR code inside the room to book the service.

This was my second stay at the hotel, and I again stayed in a high-floor executive room. The hotel offers a lounge. The service was warm and the breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The only downside was the significantly reduced food selection in the lounge. Afternoon tea only had three types of cakes left, with no salad or savory snacks. Breakfast also only had yogurt and fruit. The drink selection was also much smaller; last year there was Yakult in the morning, but this year it wasn't available, which felt like a major downgrade. I recommend booking a standard room.

The triple room was spacious. Although it wasn't a hot spring hotel, it had a public bath, massage chairs, and complimentary ice cream, allowing guests to relax after their bath. The facilities were excellent, with art pieces on display and a beautifully designed courtyard garden where guests could quietly appreciate the scenery. The breakfast was plentiful and varied, with a delightful surprise of ice cream included. Attention to detail was evident, such as providing elastic bands to secure the sleeves of the yukata.

The hotel reception and waitstaff were very friendly and spoke excellent English. The room was very clean, with a simple yet stylish design. In the evenings, you could enjoy soba noodles in the lobby and even order a sake set to chill with friends. I even asked the front desk if I could bring my own snacks to enjoy with the free drinks. It was a very comfortable space. If you're staying for a day or two, I recommend trying the hotel breakfast. Both the Japanese and Western options were delicious, especially the bread 🥯. I bought breakfast every day during my 3-day stay, but I got tired of having the same thing daily 😂. Despite the no-refund policy, I wanted to cancel breakfast on my last day. The staff were very thoughtful and said that even though a refund wasn't possible, I could take away some bread 🖤. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would choose UAN Kanazawa again if I come back.

The hotel itself was old but the room was relatively beautiful. I was worried about the mold and dirt in the bathroom. I think it can't be helped by the number of years. It was a pity that the electricity in the room was dark, the window was full of spider webs when I opened the curtain to see the scenery, and there was no laundry. There was an ice cold machine on the fifth floor and I used it. The hotel response was very good. I didn't feel so far from Kanazawa Station in about 20 minutes.

The design of the Youth Hostel, the room is very small, 90 [%] or more foreigners, no noise and quiet at night. The public restrooms and bathrooms are very clean, the common kitchen pots, pans, knives and forks have everything, and they are spacious and bright. Note that the luggage storage can only be taken away on the same day. It is charged for overnight stays.