Hot Springs Hotels in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is a bit dated, but the environment is comfortable and the rooms are clean and tidy. The food is good, especially the special steak at dinner, and the breakfast is also satisfactory. The staff are friendly, polite, and efficient, making the entire stay a very pleasant experience. The room faces a stream and mountains, which is beautiful. It would be better if the hotel offered more recreational facilities! There's only one ping-pong table.

Kanazawa is a treasure of a city, definitely worth a visit. **Pros and Cons** Many reviews have already covered the hotel's advantages, so I'll focus on its drawbacks. First, it's not close to the station; it's a 20-minute walk with heavy luggage, though there's a bus stop nearby with routes to some attractions. After checking out, we took a taxi directly to Kanazawa Station for our Shinkansen, which cost 900 yen. Secondly, as it's a Japanese hot spring hotel, you have to take off your shoes at the entrance and lock them in a locker. You walk barefoot in the lobby and elevators, which I found a bit unhygienic. Upon arrival, I noticed that with so many guests, I couldn't guarantee the cleanliness of the large public bath, so I decided not to use it. Overall, this is a very unique Japanese hotel, and the breakfast absolutely beats any chain hotel. If you don't mind the points above, it's a worthwhile choice!

It was my first time to experience a Japanese-style room. It was clean and tidy. The house was old but not old, which was great! The space was large and the bed was very comfortable. The hotel had two public hot springs. Although they were not big, they were quite comfortable. I went there during off-peak hours and it was just like a private hot spring.

The hotel is old and the room is clean but not well cleaned especially the corners of the room. The room is old and dull and the toilet smells bad. The balcony is covered with bamboo screen which make hard to see the outside. We can see the balcony is not well cleaned and the rooftop of the building is not well cleaned, too. If they clean the balcony and rooftop it will make a big difference. The fence at the balcony is worn out if they repainted it,it will be very beautiful seeing from the inside. I dont care if the building is old but they should keep it well cleaned and more presentable and im sure people will come again. The food is good and the bathing facilities is also good but its too hot no air at all, i didnt stay long because i cant breath i wish they open the window for fresh air to come. the atmosphere from the window the dried mold of the rooftop and the worn out of the balcony fence should be fix.The place is very quiet and you can really relax.The main entrance and ground floor is renovated and its nice and modern. The service is good too but the clerks are not lively they should be more cheerful. If the room is not dull and the balcony and rooftop is clean i want to stay again but sorry i wont stay here again. Thank you for your service and Goodluck.

An old-fashioned hot spring hotel with a great atmosphere! The rooms are comfortable and the software services are more considerate: including luggage delivery to the room, newspapers delivered to the door every morning, free Yakult and ice cream in the hot spring bath, and plenty of drinks in the room minibar! There is a piano performance in the lobby bar at 9:10 pm, and there is a free shuttle bus to the train station! This is the most generous hotel I have ever stayed in Japan, thank you for the hospitality!

This Japanese-style hot spring hotel has complete facilities and the lobby is decorated in a very luxurious style. We arrived early and enjoyed the free afternoon tea and foot bath first. When we checked in at 3 o'clock, a waiter in kimono guided us to the door of the room, which was very considerate. After taking a bath, we had dinner on the 2nd floor of the hotel as scheduled. Dinner is a standard Kaiseki cuisine, which is very sumptuous. Each family has its own private dining space and is equipped with a dedicated person to serve throughout the meal. At 9 o'clock in the evening, the hotel arranged a local Taiko performance in Kaga for the guests, which was very unique. The whole experience was very satisfying.

There's a public bath with a happy hour bar from 5-8 pm, perfect for a drunken getaway. It would be even better if it stayed out later. The surrounding amenities are quite convenient, and everything is pretty good. The bed comfort is average, neither particularly good nor bad. Various pillows are available in the lobby. The code key makes it easier to remember your room key or room key. The TV offers a variety of media and is quite modern. Recommended.

My original booking showed a double room, but upon arrival, I was given a single room, which was perfect for a solo female traveler, and exactly what I needed. For consecutive stays, there's no room cleaning, and bottled water is only provided on the first day; subsequent days won't have any. I tried the breakfast for one day, and it surprisingly exceeded my expectations – there was a wide variety, even a small seafood rice bowl! I booked for 5 nights but unfortunately had an urgent matter come up that required me to return to Tokyo, so I ended up wasting 2 nights. The hotel front desk said they couldn't refund the 2 nights, which is my own fault, I guess. At this point, could they at least give me a bottle of hotel water to help calm me down?

The hot spring water quality is excellent, and the service is among the best of most hot spring hotels. Dinner was also good; the rice was better than in other hot spring hotels, and the restaurant was separate. For the price, it's very attractive.

Look no further, Mori no Sumika Resort and Spa is absolutely wonderful! The staff are amazing, the rooms are spacious and well appointed, the property to include the hot springs baths is excellent - the food offerings for breakfast and dinner changes each day, the chef serving the freshest seafood, meats, vegetables. It’s a beautiful place that you’ll never want to leave and for sure come back to sooner than later. Arigato gozaimasu