4-Star Hotels in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Room was a little dark due to a small window. Love the big desk for working on paper work. Complimentary coffee at the reception area was a nice touch. Convenient to walk to Kenrokuen and nearby attractions. Train station was an easy walk of no more than 15 minutes. Plenty of eateries around the hotel, no more than 5 minutes walk away. Reception staff were friendly and helpful. Second stay in this hotel. So highly recommended!

I didn't expect the Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa to be so good! First off, the location is excellent; it's convenient for getting anywhere. The room itself felt stylish and comfortable, and the service was great. But the real highlight was the hotel breakfast – it's the best hotel breakfast I've ever had, absolutely delicious! If I ever have the chance to visit Kanazawa again, I'll definitely stay at the Mitsui Garden Hotel.

Best was the receptionist! A young and very professional gentleman that helped us with everything along our stay, he normally works in Kyoto but came for a week to the hotel in kanazawa. Hope to see you at the hotel insomnia KYOTO next time we pass through. Highly recommend this hotel! Some weights at the gym would have been the cherry on top of the cake :)

Great location, this hotel was easily located within walking distance from the major Samurai / Geisha streets. It felt very safe and the bed was extremely comfy. The breakfast selection was simple, but there were plenty of restaurants and conbinis nearby for when you get a bit peckish.

Stay here for 3 night. Room with breakfast. No variation for their breakfast. Every day is with the same dishes. Also the staff at the reception are not helpful despite asking if there are e available parking lot that can be made available since there are guest checking out. But they insist for us to drive the car from the affiliate parking lot to the hotel to book the space first despite that we told them we are heading out. There is no point for us to just drive the car here and eventually we are still going to drive out isn’t it. They could have just took our car particulars and secure the lot. Very unhelpful young staff till a nicer Japanese older lady willing to assist us.

easy to find, just 2 min walk from train station and a big building in your right hand side. Though not a new hotel with something in common area preferred to be renewed; in side the room is very nice, large room compared with usual standard. Breakfast very nice

This was our return stay at the hotel, but this time we booked a suite — and it was an excellent choice. The suite is very spacious, even with an extra bed added, making it ideal for families or a group of friends traveling together. The bathroom setup is thoughtful, with the toilet and shower area separated, which really adds convenience when sharing the room. The large floor-to-ceiling windows offer a lovely view and give the room a bright, open feel. The included massage chair was a wonderful touch — perfect for relaxing after a full day of sightseeing. As always, the hotel’s location is unbeatable, right by Kanazawa Station and surrounded by plenty of dining and shopping options. Overall, a comfortable and well-equipped stay that we’d happily repeat.

I chose this hotel because it is very close to Kanazawa Marathon starting point. The price during the event was not cheap. It is located in Karimbo area, 1.5km from Kanazawa station. It is also close to Kanazawa Castle, 2km from old town. Very convenient. Check in process was funny as the hotel uses unmanned system. It can be easy or it can be frustrating. My room has no desk but a small sitting table. Check out process was just simply dropping key cards to the kiosk and done.

Great location, very close to the station and surprisingly quiet. However, there was a strong BBQ smell in the hotel hallway, likely from the yakiniku restaurant downstairs. It actually smelled quite good! We even ended up eating there. My clothes definitely smelled of grilled meat afterward. I didn't take any photos of the hotel itself, but it had a rather artistic vibe to it.

It's fine to stay with children under 12, and there's no extra charge. Some hotels in Japan are very lenient about this, while others are strict, so it's something to be aware of. The hotel has a Muji-style design and a public bath. Aside from the women at the front desk, you mostly use your key card to access the elevators, which is also good. The location is excellent, right across from the seafood market. Taxis aren't expensive either, about 1300 yen to the station.