Spa Hotels in Kanazawa

We stayed at two Intergates during our trip, both were excellent value for money-spotlessly clean with helpful and friendly staff. Breakfast buffet had lots of variety and was tasty and fresh. The complimentary wine and snacks every day between 5 and 7 was very welcome, as was the multitude of complimentary toiletry items in reception. The room was not huge but was manageable. From our experience I would definitely recommend the Intergates.

this hotel is just beautiful with old fashioned decor but tastfully done. stained glass and beautiful vases just sets off the foyer. the staff are just lovely and will help with anything. it is about a 20minute walk with luggage to the hotel and a shuttle was offered on the way back to the station when we left for free. even the lifts are nicely decorated. the room is a nice size and bed was comfortable. the hot spring bath was great, best one yet. loved how they told us not to go naked in the foyer! it is right next to the castle and close to the beautiful gardens. about 10mins walk to higashi chaya gai area and about a 4min walk to a drug store and family mart. the markets were about 6mins away. not many restaurants in the area, they all seem to close early. the hotel has a restaurant but we didnt eat there.

My stay at Dormy Inn Kanazawa was almost the end of the vacation started from Nagano, Hakuba, Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Kurobe Gorge. Believe me that staying at this hotel is money worth spent. Dormy Inn usually are near train station but away from noisy traffic, with nice indoor and outdoor Onsen at rooftop together with FREE Soba for supper (9.30-11pm). However, at Kanazawa only (maybe) they provide complimentary Happy Hour from 7-9pm with free flow of red & white wine, beer and party nut and cracker mix. So you probably want to stay until 9.30pm to continue with Free Soba Supper. Sounds good right? Rooms are very clean, staff are friendly. One thing I like about Dormy Inn is they have ice cube for free at the machine. So you can get cheap and nice sake or beer from stores nearby to fix your own drink. Another plus point is free usage of laundry machine and detergent. You only pay for the dryer. I highly recommend Dormy Inn to everyone visiting Japan.

One noticeable feature about this hotel is the front desk really went out of their way to help us, answer our questions and advise us about local attractions. Other reviewers already mentioned all other hotel good features so we won't repeat here. Especially shout-out to the young receiptionist on the front desk at the front lobby. She demonstrated the great Japanese hospitality custom, Omotenashi. She's patiently helped us with contacting local tour operator and to various questions of first-timer to Kanazawa: where to get the bus, where to eat, what to see... she distinctly epitomizes the ”kikubari” custom, which means anticipating the needs of others and attending to them before they're expressed. Even though she told us that she was not born in Japan she could explain everything very well in English.

Family ４ I stayed with a person. Twin ２ Room! It was a very new hotel and nice. The room was compact, but very functional and well designed. The TV was large and it was convenient to get various information in the hall. Especially good was the arrangement of the washroom, toilet, and bath! The washroom space is large and I don't feel any oppression at all. It was a clean and refreshing impression. It was such a nice hotel, but there were some points I was interested in. It is the narrowness of the public part. First of all, it is a large communal bath! I was looking forward to it because it has a large communal bath, but this hotel is a hotel where １７７ room maximum ３８９ can be stayed. Of course, it is distributed, but there are only ７ washrooms and ２ wash basins. The lockers are vertically ７ ３ columns. At the peak of the evening, because the locker was vertically long, ３ people filled all the front of the locker, changed clothes and wiped the body, and it was very crowded. Also, the wash basin was waiting in line, so I was in trouble. Also, there were few washrooms and there was a waiting. I couldn't enter slowly, so when I went late at night, the bath towels that should have been left were not replenished, and there were only a few towels. Also, on the contrary, it seems that towels are overflowing and protruding from the place where towels are put. It was a pity that the hydration machine was not inspected without a cup. The TV in the room is crowded, so it is recommended to check and use it. Next is the restaurant! Breakfast here seems to be filled immediately due to capacity due to reservations. I couldn't make a reservation, so I had breakfast at a nearby hotel. I feel the imbalance of the restaurant size against the capacity. It was a really nice hotel as far as accommodation was concerned. However, I felt that there were difficulties in the public area. If it is a weekday, you can experience the large communal bath and delicious breakfast!

I stayed overnight in mid-October, but I noticed that I forgot my pajamas in the hotel room around 20:00 on the day I checked out. However, there is no particular contact from the hotel until we notice something forgotten after checking out, and even if we contact from here, the front desk only says ”I will check and return.” I thought, ”It's such a time (after 20 o'clock), so I should have finished cleaning ... why don't I know immediately ...?” An hour and a half later, the hotel contacted me that I had something forgotten, but I was not far from getting it back, so I ended up having it sent to my home by paying. We forgot our pajamas, so we didn't notice that we forgot while moving, and if the hotel contacted us when cleaning came in, we could still go back and pick it up and pay a high price. Did you not have to pay? I'm sorry that I can't. I'm telling you my contact information for the time of something. The super hotel was often used in other areas, and this time the room was clean and the breakfast was here, so I was satisfied during my stay, but I was disappointed after checking out.

This hotel I found on xhs failed to follow the trend... I stayed in Kanazawa for 2 nights during my 7-night trip to Japan. The only thing I was satisfied with was the location (opposite the Omi-cho Market). The pillows in the room were super uncomfortable, the cover of the paper towel box was dirty, the layout was not comfortable, I didn't dare to use the self-service laundry room (the laundry basket next to it had a bunch of dirty socks/underwear), the air conditioner should have added fragrance, and I didn't experience the hotel's private bath so I can't comment on it. Kanazawa is a niche attraction worth visiting, very pleasant, and the locals are very friendly. Figure 1 Hotel self-service laundry, Figure 2 Omi-cho Market, Figure 3 Tea House Street.

I used the goto discount for a trip to Kanazawa for 3 nights and 4 days. The last time was so long ago that I don't remember much. This time, I chose a hotel near the station that is easy to understand because I came to the city from the airport by bus. This is the second route inn, and I thought the breakfast was much better than the previous Fukui route inn. I also appreciate the free coffee service. There is a large public bath on the 14th floor. I didn't use it because I was worried about Corona. It was nice to have a bathtub in the room. Since it was a one-person stay, it was a shower at another business hotel last time. There is also a bus and it is convenient for sightseeing. Considering the price it was pretty good

I chose it because it was a facility with a parking lot because I rented a car from Komatsu Airport. It is along the national highway. It was an accommodation building when I crossed the passage of 2F in a health land-like place. Only guests are supposed to go to the accommodation building. When I checked in, I was given a bracelet for entering and exiting the hot spring facility side. The large communal bath was large. There were quite a few washrooms. The open-air was a little crowded. Lockers were provided for guests only.

With a stay at Kikunoya Ryokan in Kanazawa, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Kenrokuen Garden and Omicho Market. This ryokan is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Great People of Kanazawa Memorial Museum and 0.2 mi (0.4 km) from Shiinoki Cultural Complex.Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers are provided.