Hotel is very conveniently located next to the Kanazawa station. The whole path from the station to the hotel is covered from the rain. Room was nice, had everything, what can be expected. Although its old age is showing a little on the furniture. Overall service was excellent.

After doing a bit of research for this part of my family's trip to Japan over Christmas, Kanazawa was high on our list (now Top 25 places to go this year according to National Geographic!). So glad we stayed there. Look no further than a walk outside of Kanazawa Station (buses and trains easily accessible) and go to Hyatt Centric. Amazing location in terms of accessibility (the city itself is quite walkable or you can do the loop buses from there). The amenities and room were top notch. Staff were amazing everywhere, their take on breakfast was also done well with a mix of local Kanazawan cuisine, Japanese dishes, and Western dishes. Rooftop Bar was also nice. Rooms were also very affordable compared to other cities in Japan for what some might consider a higher quality. Already planning our next family trip and plan to go here again.

Clean and thoughtful set up. Well equipped kitchenette. With brand new dish sponge and kitchen towel ( items often overlooked at other service apartment hotels). Spacious lounge area that had free flow beverages in the evening during our stay. Competent breakfast but lack variety as there was no change in menu during our 3 days stay. You can access the restaurants in the same building via the escalator in the shared outdoor area next to the restaurant. Location is superb as it’s a short mostly sheltered walk to Kanazawa station

The positive reviews are real! We're very glad to have stayed here and would recommend this hotel without hesitation. First off, the buffett breakfast is amazing: it offers local Kanazawan fare to standard Japanese favourites like tempura, sushi and sashimi to ubiquitous American breakfast offerings like sausages, bacon and a wide choice of eggs. Fancy sparkling wine for breakfast? They're available as well! Secondly, great location. 3 mins walk to Omichi market, 10 mins to Kanazawa castle, 10 mins to Higashi Chaya, 20 mins to Nagamachi District. Honestly, Kanazawa is such a walkable town, you are always able to walk from one attraction to the next. The hotel also provides a shuttle bus from mid-morning to late afternoon that runs to Kanazawa station and back. Rooms are well-appointed, large by Japanese standards and there's even a bathtub. Two thumbs up!

The hotel is located at the east exit of Kanazawa JR Station, with extremely convenient transportation. It is very convenient to go to Kenrokuen Garden, Higashi Chaya Street and other attractions. The Omicho Seafood Market is within walking distance. I will choose this hotel again when I come to Kanazawa in the future.

Very close to Omi Market and Kanazawa Castle. Kenrokuen Garden is also not far away. If it doesn’t rain, you can easily walk there while looking at the scenery. On the first floor, hot Kaga stick tea and a lot of cold juices are provided, which is a very comfortable environment. I chose a room with a terrace. Although I didn't want to go out because it was very cold, it was just enough to use an umbrella and feel the temperature outside, which was not bad. The bathtub has a water column massage function. The switch to block the drain hole is on the side of the bathtub. It took me a while to find it. The entrance to the hotel is a wooden sliding door as shown in the picture, which is quite private.

”An old five-star hotel next to Kanazawa Ancient Castle” The hotel is located in a quiet location, next to Kanazawa Castle Park, the largest park in Kanazawa. Kanazawa's public transportation is not very developed, and there are not many tram lines. It is more convenient to arrive at the hotel by taking the hotel's own shuttle bus. There are 5 buses starting from 10:50 a day, and the last bus is at 16:20. It costs about 1,000 yen to take a taxi. The distance is not far and it is not expensive. From the moment you step into the lobby, you can feel the hotel's sense of history. The decoration is more Western-style and low-key and luxurious. The hotel has only 6 floors in total. We live on the executive floor on the 6th floor, and we are given a drink and breakfast for each person in the afternoon. The hotel service staff has a good attitude, which is a typical Japanese service. On rainy days, someone will send and collect umbrellas. The English level is acceptable and can communicate basically. There is a public hot spring on the first floor of the hotel. The male pool is not large and can accommodate several people, but fortunately there don't seem to be many people. This hotel does not exchange male and female baths, so you can only experience one.

There is no parking lot in the hotel, and there is no valet parking. However, there are several public parking lots nearby. It is very close to the street. The rooms in the street are not very soundproof. Those who sleep shallowly can choose the room that is not facing the street when staying.

The hotel is located above the department store This is a self-driving tour. The parking lot is in the next building and the connecting passage is on the 3F. The reception desk is very welcoming and there is no problem communicating in English. But the room itself is a bit old and the equipment is like that of the previous generation. There is a post office nearby, which is convenient for sending postcards.

I originally wanted to choose a hotel near Kanazawa Station, but the price increase during the New Year's Day was too great, so I booked this Tokyu Hotel next to Korinbo. It is just opposite Daimaru Department Store, there is a bus stop, there are many buses to Kanazawa Station, and the airport bus is also about 100 meters away. You can walk to the attractions, most of which are within 30 minutes' walk. The hotel is relatively large, the lobby is very grand, and the room is considered large in Japan. I booked a double room with a note for three people to stay, because the bed in this hotel is quite large and can sleep two people. I didn't expect the hotel to take the initiative to add a bed, otherwise there would be a lot of space. I stayed for three consecutive nights, and they came to clean every day, it was very clean, and changed towels and bath towels. What touched me again was that the bedding was changed every day. Generally, hotels do not change it for three consecutive nights, and there is no such demand. The bathroom is also large. Unlike the integrated design of most Japanese hotels, there is a separate washing area separated from the bathing area. Although you have to climb into the bathtub to take a bath, the bath water is large and comfortable. Pajamas and a full set of skin care products are provided. I didn't notice at first that there were already large bottles of makeup removers and cleansers on the table, all from DHC. Later, I saw three separate skin care products in the small basket for toothbrushes and other supplies, also from DHC, with more and more complete varieties. After using this, I will replenish it every day. It's so considerate, and I don't have to bring my own. The price is very cheap except for New Year's Day, and the cost performance is very high. Highly recommended!