Best Kanazawa Hotels

"Location is good. 4 mins walk from station. Family mart and 7/11 around the corner. Room is ok size. Hotel has onsen which is a bonus. The bed is good and there are many pillows, seemed to be memory foam! Didn't try breakfast as it's 2200 yen! I gave a 4 for cleanliness because there do snt seem to be a service lift for staff. I met a staff pushing the days change of bedsheets to another floor. Also, the corridors have no ventilation. When maid chambers clean the rooms and left the used towels etc at the corridors, the smell is really bad! That was the smell in my room when I checked in. I had to open the windows to clear the air. I think the hotel can look into this matter. Otherwise the stay was great! Staff at reception was polite and helpful."

"This hotel offers excellent value for money. It's centrally located in the city. A taxi to the JR station costs around 1300 JPY. Major attractions like Kenrokuen Garden are only a 15-20 minute walk away, and Ohmicho Market is just a 5-minute stroll. It's also convenient for shopping. The rooms are quite spacious and very clean, and the price is very reasonable. Highly recommended!"

"Nice to stay here. The hotel location is close to Kanazawa station. That's convenience. Reception & Restaurant area are at 13rd floor. Twin bedroom is bigger than double bedroom (more space). Breakfast is served as Japanese's set. I staied for 2nights : The first breakfast is rice pot with fish set. The second breakfadt is rice pot with crab set. Love it❤️ what a photogram set I would said."

"It's about a ten-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, and on the way, you'll pass by what's considered the best Montbell store in the Chubu region. The hotel is clean, the room is a decent size, and it's very new, making for a very comfortable stay. The lobby offers a complimentary coffee machine, and upon check-in, guests receive a welcome drink. They also provide vending machine tokens based on the number of occupants, allowing each person to get one free drink. There's an ice machine and a laundry room on the second floor. Omi-cho Market is just diagonally across from the hotel."

"My child and I stayed for 3 nights. When I booked on Ctrip, it stated that daily breakfast for two was included. However, upon check-in, the front desk informed me there was an error with the travel agency's booking, and it only covered breakfast for one adult. I hope Ctrip will be more explicit when handling bookings to avoid such misunderstandings. Ultimately, the front desk staff, who spoke Chinese, patiently clarified the situation and confirmed breakfast for two. The process was efficient, and their service was excellent, showing great attention to detail. Thank you! The hotel's location is fantastic, very close to Kanazawa Station West Exit. Plus, there's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is incredibly convenient!"

"The location is excellent. While it's a bit of a walk from Kanazawa Station, it's right next to famous landmarks like Kanazawa Castle and Kenroku-en Garden. Plus, the breakfast was absolutely delicious."

"Location: While the hotel is a bit of a walk from Kanazawa Station, the underground passage makes getting there quite convenient. Room: We were incredibly grateful for the surprisingly spacious room, a rare find in Japan. It even came with a convenient wet bar. There were also two comfy sofas and footrests, perfect for unwinding and reflecting after a long day. The only minor drawback was that room cleaning is only provided for stays of four nights or more. Since we only stayed for three nights, we had to take our used towels to the front desk for replacements. However, we could bag our trash and leave it outside the door for housekeeping to collect. For those who don't mind this policy, the overall experience was excellent. It was incredibly liberating to have enough space to keep our suitcases fully open throughout our stay. The price was also very reasonable, offering exceptional value for money."

"We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Nikko Kanazawa! From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make our visit truly exceptional. Their hospitality was warm and professional, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience throughout our stay. The rooms were incredibly spacious and beautifully designed, offering a level of comfort that truly sets this hotel apart. Every detail in the room was thoughtfully arranged, making it feel like a home away from home. One of the best features of the hotel is its prime location, right next to Kanazawa Station. This made it incredibly convenient for exploring the city, accessing transportation, and enjoying nearby shops and restaurants. This hotel has easily become one of our all-time favorites, and we can’t wait to stay here again. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Kanazawa!"

"The double bed was a bit small. While breakfast offered sashimi, the overall selection wasn't very extensive. The onsen (hot spring) was comfortable, but the provided ice cream was just average. The hotel's location was convenient for sightseeing attractions, though it was a bit far from Kanazawa Station. We found Omicho Market to be quite pricey. We had planned to visit the Central Fish Market, but it was too far from our location. We ended up going to the nearby Akiyoshi restaurant; we had to queue for a long time, and while the prices were reasonable, the service was only mediocre. It seemed to be very popular with local Japanese customers."

"**Pros:** About a 10-minute walk from Kanazawa Station. It's easy to find: just exit the south gate, turn left, and follow the main road. The rooms were spacious and offered good value for money. There's also a small onsen (hot spring bath) that isn't too crowded if you go early. **Cons (unrelated to the hotel):** Kanazawa's main attractions, shops, and restaurants all close by 5 PM – including the tea districts, as you can see in the photo. What's more, they often don't even open until 10-11 AM. With such short operating hours, it's no surprise that prices are high, and it makes you wonder about the local economy's dynamism. The so-called ”Little Kyoto” is a complete misnomer; anyone who has experienced the real Kyoto will honestly find Kanazawa quite unnecessary to visit."