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Both are good. There's a Japanese restaurant on the second floor that's delicious and reasonably priced—highly recommended. Kenrokuen Garden is right across the street, and the art museum is also nearby, all within walking distance. There are also buses nearby that go to Kanazawa Station, which is very convenient.

If there's a Daiwa, I'll always choose Daiwa first! This one is at Kanazawa West Exit. Just walk past the entrance of the HYATT Regency hotel on your right, then turn right again, and you're there. I got a random room type, which turned out to be a twin room. I arrived at Kanazawa Station at 13:01 and at the hotel at 13:06. The front desk said there was a room available and checked me in right away, saving me the hassle of storing my luggage. So grateful! 🥹 The toilet is separate, the sink is separate, and the shower room even has a bathtub. The space is plenty big, clean, and tidy!!! Highly recommended!!!

i could hear the traffic clearly on the 3rd floor, so they moved me to the 12th floor where it was mostly quiet. there was an electrical buzzing sound coming from the bathroom, i thought it was the lightbulb, but when i got in the shower it sounded like it emanated from the vent. i shut the bathroom door and it was almost inaudible from bed so i was able to sleep. definitely quieter than most of the japanese hotels i've experienced in this price range. very clean. very polite staff. free water machine on every floor (i think). free coffee in the lobby. convenience stores nearby. expensive grocery store ~200 meters. regular grocery stores are a bus ride away, so it made more sense to me to get the buffet. breakfast costs 1800yen when paying in-person, but when adding it on trip.com it was less of an increase in cost. it was disappointing because there were pictures of different kinds of fish online and on the picture in the hotel lobby, but they didn't have fish as seen kin the pictures. i still purchased the breakfast when i extended my stay because they had eggs, good vegetables, and ice cream. the fruit was in syrup so i'm guessing it was from a can. orange juice was from a carton. i didn't see any meat in the curry, just potatoes. overall, mostly cheap, but with a few tasty items of quality. only 2 washing machines and they also dry the clothes so it takes ~2 hours. 400-600 yen for washing and drying. it dispenses detergent automatically, but the detergent was insufficient so i added my own and rewashed it; therefore, i was unfortunately hogging 1 of the 2 machines for several hours. plus it cost me well over 1000 yen.

Traveling with kids, we booked a standard twin room, and the hotel thoughtfully provided three beds, which was a pleasant surprise and deserves praise 👍. The hotel is less than a 4-minute walk from the station, with two convenience stores nearby. It's a bit far from the main attractions, so walking might be tiring; I recommend taking the bus 🚌. The tonkatsu on the 6th floor of Aeon is good, and the meat restaurant in Kanazawa Hyakubangai is highly recommended—we ate there twice in a row 🥰.

The location is convenient, with bus stops and the bus terminal right downstairs. There are also many department stores nearby, making shopping a great experience. It's not far from Omicho Market and other attractions. The hotel staff are enthusiastic, and the room isn't small; a twin room is just right for two people. The breakfast was a bit average, but the desserts were good.

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!

A more traditional kind of hotel targeting a variety of travellers. Close to the Kanazawa Station, so it is a convenient location for getting to various spots. Late checkout available for IHG members

The large public bath, gym, and laundry facilities made for a very comfortable hotel stay. Located in the heart of Kanazawa, the hotel offered excellent access to all the tourist attractions. I was studying in my room, and the thick walls meant that noise wasn't an issue at all. There are also many delicious restaurants nearby.

The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was very comfortable. Check-in and check-out were smooth and easy to do on my smartphone. Although it's about a 20-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, the location was convenient for sightseeing. There's a mini-fridge in the room, so it was great to buy drinks from the nearby convenience store and keep them cold. Since it's close to Omicho Market, I skipped breakfast at the hotel and ate at the market, then came back and relaxed until check-out. Just be aware that they don't offer luggage storage after check-out, and toothbrushes aren't provided as amenities. However, all the staff were very pleasant and kind.

The hotel was great! The room was quite spacious for Japan standards and very clean. They even provided a complimentary one-day city transport pass. The location was fantastic – just a 200-meter walk to Omicho Market and about a 15-minute walk to Kenroku-en Garden and Kanazawa Castle Park, making it convenient for all the sights. If I had to pick a downside, the front desk service was the least welcoming we've encountered in any Japanese hotel. However, overall, it was excellent value for money.