4-Star Hotels in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

It's a 2-stop bus ride from Kanazawa Station, about a 20-minute walk, or roughly 1,200 JPY by taxi. Like all Onyado Nono properties, it features full tatami mat flooring throughout the hotel. The rooms are on the smaller side. The breakfast includes seafood rice bowls (kaisendon), but the overall variety is quite limited. There's a public bath for an onsen soak, though there aren't many pools. Luggage storage is available before check-in, but after check-out, they only hold your bags for the day—though that seems to be the standard practice for Japanese hotels. At 840 [RMB] per night including breakfast for two, it was a bit pricey. It belongs to the same parent company as the Dormy Inn near Kanazawa Station; aside from the tatami floors, it's not much different from a regular Dormy Inn. If you have a lot of luggage and don't want to spend money on taxis, I'd recommend staying right by the station instead.

A more traditional kind of hotel targeting a variety of travellers. Close to the Kanazawa Station, so it is a convenient location for getting to various spots. Late checkout available for IHG members

I stayed for one nights. The front desk staff and the restaurant staff were all very friendly and made for a very comfortable stay. They also gave me detailed information about recommended restaurants in the area. The large public bath was also very spacious, and from the open-air bath I could see the mountain stream through the trees. The sound of the water and the clear air were truly soothing. I expect the cold weather will continue in Yamanaka Onsen for the foreseeable future, so please take care of yourselves, and I hope all the staff members take good care of themselves.

This is an interesting, economy-style Four Points by Sheraton, unique to Japan. 1. **Facilities**: The hotel rooms are a standard size for Japanese hotels. 2. **Location**: It's located in downtown Kanazawa, very close to Omicho Market, making it perfect for an early morning seafood donburi. It's also not too far from Oyama Shrine and Kanazawa Castle. 3. **Smoking**: Unfortunately, the smoking room only allows e-cigarettes. The nearest designated smoking area is a ten-minute walk away, which is quite inconvenient.

Overall, my stay at the hotel was very comfortable and relaxing. It was a pleasant experience. Transportation: I took the train from Komatsu Station to Kaga Onsen Station. I had arranged a shuttle service with the hotel via email in advance. You just need to wait at the shuttle bus stop. There are many different shuttle buses for various onsen hotels. The ride to the hotel takes about 20 minutes. Hotel Environment and Room: The hotel's decor feels very nice, full of Japanese style. There's a foot bath in the lobby on the first floor that you can enjoy anytime. Also, the lobby offers free coffee, tea, and snacks (pudding in the evening) at different times. Before having coffee, you can choose a coffee cup you like. The room had a tatami mat and offered views of the clear mountain stream nearby. The weather wasn't good during my stay, so I just stayed in the room and didn't explore the surroundings. Food: Dinner was very abundant and filling, with very fresh seafood. Breakfast mainly consisted of porridge or rice with some small side dishes. Onsen: The baths switch genders in the early morning. One side has an indoor + outdoor bath, and the other has an indoor + semi-outdoor bath. Both are worth experiencing and are very therapeutic! Afterward, there are free small ice pops in four flavors. Additionally, hotel guests can book a private bath once for free, with three options, but they are a bit small. Oh, and the hotel offers so many yukata choices! It's fantastic, wearing them for photos was incredibly satisfying!

Both are good. There's a Japanese restaurant on the second floor that's delicious and reasonably priced—highly recommended. Kenrokuen Garden is right across the street, and the art museum is also nearby, all within walking distance. There are also buses nearby that go to Kanazawa Station, which is very convenient.

Everything was good, but I'm afraid I can't give high marks for the facilities and service. It was self-check-in, and cleaning only happened after a few days' stay. I was a bit annoyed to find the hotel was cheaper after I booked it. When I asked about a room upgrade, they seemed really surprised, like, why be surprised if it's not possible? It's like going to a public bathhouse, seeing people naked, and then being surprised – the sign says no surprises! Secondly, there were no facilities whatsoever. It's one thing not to have disposable slippers for adults, but they didn't even have them for kids, only adult-sized ones. My child was clattering around in oversized slippers. If they don't cater to children, they should state that they don't accept kids. As for disposable skincare products, razors, and combs, forget about it, definitely none of those. Although my son said this was the worst hotel we've ever booked, I don't think it's that bad. The large public bath was quite comfortable. I hope the owner improves things.

This is a newly built, standalone property, and it's really great. The breakfast, in particular, was excellent, and the location is superb. The hot spring bath was also very good. There are no major drawbacks, so you can pretty much book this with your eyes closed. I'll likely stay here again next time.

The location is convenient, with bus stops and the bus terminal right downstairs. There are also many department stores nearby, making shopping a great experience. It's not far from Omicho Market and other attractions. The hotel staff are enthusiastic, and the room isn't small; a twin room is just right for two people. The breakfast was a bit average, but the desserts were good.

The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was very comfortable. Check-in and check-out were smooth and easy to do on my smartphone. Although it's about a 20-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, the location was convenient for sightseeing. There's a mini-fridge in the room, so it was great to buy drinks from the nearby convenience store and keep them cold. Since it's close to Omicho Market, I skipped breakfast at the hotel and ate at the market, then came back and relaxed until check-out. Just be aware that they don't offer luggage storage after check-out, and toothbrushes aren't provided as amenities. However, all the staff were very pleasant and kind.