**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.
This was our second stay in a My Stay hotel in Japan and we were not disappointed. Right in the centre of Kanazawa with many bus stops nearby. The staff speaks English and explained everything clearly. Our room was basic but had all the amenities we needed: fridge, kettle, heating, hot water, towels and many toiletries.
The only downside is that some rooms like ours face the street which is a bit noisy at night.
Highly recommended.
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.
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AAoxuesong**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.
GGuest UserLocation: 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.
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