3-Star Hotels in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Loved our stay at here. The hotel located close to the Kanazawa station, just about 7-10 minutes walk. The staff are polite. The room is small, but very comfortable, the bed is firm, and I love the pajamas also.

I booked for 2adults and 1 child, Normally every hotel will prepare bath towel or can be requested for the child use but this staff talk aggressively that I have to pay for renting additional towel set for my kid because kid has stayed for free. My point is that the hotel has to inform the customers before they has started booking or charge for child stay liked other hotel. If the hotel recognized that customers has booked for 3 people, they has to prepare 3 sets of towels. The kids cannot take a bath without a towel. That is a pity thing that the hotel should not do and take action to the customer.

It has been an amazing stay for us. Location is close to the main station (less than 5 minutes walk). Room was clean and just enough size for us (2 adults and a toddler). Our room comes with breakfast buffet. The buffet spread is amazing. Lots of options to choose from. Will definitely stay with them again!

Great place, right next to Kanazawa Station. It's also very close to the shopping mall! Some reviews say that you can hear the sound of trains passing by, which is true, but I don't think it affects my sleep. It's just a slight volume. The only small drawback is that the single room is on the second floor, and you can smell the second-hand smoke from the smoking area on the first floor...

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.

The biggest advantage is that it is close to the station. You can see it from the east exit of Kanazawa Station, and you can also see the famous drum gate from the room. Needless to say, the service attitude is really good. I was able to check in even if I arrived ten minutes early. The room is not big but is the hygiene poor? The exterior work is quite good, but the waterproof curtain in the shower seemed to have mold spots. When I sat at the table at night, I looked up and saw a German cockroach crawling out of the wall behind the mirror. I did call the room when cleaning, but I was a bit careless. After cleaning, I forgot to give a disposable toothbrush (all other utensils were given except the toothbrush) and went downstairs to the front desk to ask for it. The bathtub is too small, with a design that is larger at one end and smaller at the other and the ceiling height is insufficient. The angle of the shower head is too vertical and cannot be adjusted, making bathing a bit difficult.

It was very clean! The refrigerator is a little weak, but it's fine for cooling drinks. Cleaning is only available for 4 nights or more? It seems that you can't get it in unless you leave, but I didn't mind, and the towels were changed every day, which was nice. It was nice that I could watch YouTube, Netflix, etc. in the room.

It is not my first time to visit the Dormy Inn chain with the onsen available in every hotel. As always, the room is spacious and clean, and the onsen has both indoor and outdoor bath. It is within 2 minutes walk from Kanazawa station with easy access. There are numerous washing machines (free of charge!) and dryers available, so you don’t have to queue for washing machines if you had a long trip and need your clothes to be washed. There is a wall of manga outside the onsen and washing area for killing time. I will definitely continue to choose Dormy Inn if available.

It is about a five-minute walk from the west exit of the train station. It is clean and economical. You can walk to Higashi Chaya Kenrokuen and the seafood market. There is a large supermarket on the second floor of the west exit of the train station. Food is discounted at night. There are buses to Shirakawa-go and Takayama at the No. 4 exit of the west exit bus station. It is very convenient to travel.

After arriving at Komatsu Station, exit the west exit and see the high-rise building across the road, which is the hotel🏨. There is no road leading directly to the front of the hotel. Walk a few dozen meters from the road on the right hand side of the hotel and turn left. The room is not big but very clean. There is free coffee at the front desk. There is no breakfast but 2 breads are provided🍞. I found a restaurant not far away: Fish Fish Fish, which also has dishes other than fish, and the taste is good.