mystays Hotels in Kanazawa

The room was relatively spacious for Japan. While there's a 7-Eleven downstairs, shopping isn't particularly convenient, as the area is predominantly office buildings and lacks traditional Japanese streets or local architecture with character.

**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.

The last time I went to Kanazawa was 37 years ago. I went to my old elementary school and everything has changed. The city is still clean and beautiful. The location of the hotel is extremely good, with 3-4 convenience stores around. It is convenient to go anywhere. You can take the bus directly from Korinbo Station to Kanazawa Station. The fare is 210 yen. The room is small but well-equipped. The price is really not expensive. The hotel has a rich breakfast. There are washing machines and ice machines on the 3rd floor. The attitude of the front desk staff is very good and they will answer any questions you have. It is worth recommending!