Hotels With spa in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

The staff was very nice, very helpful and good English, spacious room, clean and great amenities, near Kanazawa Castle, traditional Omachi market, very close to Kanazawa Station (walking around 20-30 minutes)(public transport starting operation 7 30 in the morning) and near to public bath house (Onsen), will return to stay next time

Just keep it simple and minimalist. It's not that good. The location is okay; but for this price, you can actually choose something else. Average

The hotel is a bit of a walk from Kanazawa Station, about 15 minutes. It's right next to Omicho Market, just across the street, making it super convenient for seafood. You can easily walk to Oyama Shrine, Kanazawa Castle, and Kenrokuen Garden from here. They have a public bath, and after a soak, you can enjoy complimentary Meiji coffee and a fermented rice drink. The lobby has a large map highlighting nearby restaurants and more. The yakitori and ramen places behind the hotel are both excellent.

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.

The breakfast was incredibly generous, and the local Kanazawa rice was absolutely delicious! The room was a bit small, but having an onsen (hot spring bath) made up for it. They also have a free evening bar with a variety of local alcoholic beverages and snacks. You can even choose your own pillow! Plus, there's a great selection of skincare and bath amenities. It's a fantastic hot spring hotel chain.

The room was quite spacious, but the bathroom was tiny. The hot spring bath was a definite highlight, and the Japanese breakfast options were good. Plus, the location is very convenient, right next to Kenroku-en Garden.

Always been a big fan of the Dormy Inn chain, guaranteed a nice onsen and delicious supper and breakfast. Checking in and out is a breeze. This hotel is located steps away from the JR station as well as bus terminal, very easy to hop on a bus to tour the city. Highly recommended.

The location is a bit off to the side of the mountains, but the hotel has a shuttle bus that connects to Kaga Onsen Station, which is very convenient if you book in advance. The hotel is very close to the Tsurusenkei Trail; walking along the tree-lined path with the sound of flowing water is incredibly relaxing. The hotel exterior isn't particularly modern, but once you enter the lobby, the beautiful decor and antique-style furnishings are a pleasant surprise. The two indoor onsen facilities are well-equipped with comfortable, warm water, and include complimentary massage chairs and popsicles – a thoughtful touch. In the evenings, there's a simplified version of traditional Japanese song and dance performance in the lobby, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The rooms are spacious, and the bedding is very comfortable. Yukata and pajamas are provided, and there's also a section on the first floor filled with various men's and women's yukatas, obi (belts), and ribbons for guests to mix and match. The ladies were dazzled by the choices; it was so tempting that they couldn't leave for half an hour. Both the Japanese-style dinner and breakfast were very plentiful, and dinner even included a Wagyu beef hot pot. I am very satisfied with this hotel and highly recommend it.

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!!!

The room was a bit small, but everything I needed was compact. The locker in the changing room in the large communal bath was small and it was difficult to change clothes when it was crowded. The hot water was a good bath with a thickness