4-Star Hotels in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

My child and I stayed for 3 nights. When I booked on Ctrip, it stated that daily breakfast for two was included. However, upon check-in, the front desk informed me there was an error with the travel agency's booking, and it only covered breakfast for one adult. I hope Ctrip will be more explicit when handling bookings to avoid such misunderstandings. Ultimately, the front desk staff, who spoke Chinese, patiently clarified the situation and confirmed breakfast for two. The process was efficient, and their service was excellent, showing great attention to detail. Thank you! The hotel's location is fantastic, very close to Kanazawa Station West Exit. Plus, there's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is incredibly convenient!

It's a bit of a walk from Kanazawa Station, probably 15-20 minutes. You'll pass a Montbell store on the way, which is nice for a quick browse. It's very close to Omicho Seafood Market. I'm a big fan of Mitsui Garden Hotels, mainly because they all have large public baths. After a long day of sightseeing, a relaxing soak in the bath at night helps you recover quickly. I'll definitely choose Mitsui hotels again in the future.

It's about a ten-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, and on the way, you'll pass by what's considered the best Montbell store in the Chubu region. The hotel is clean, the room is a decent size, and it's very new, making for a very comfortable stay. The lobby offers a complimentary coffee machine, and upon check-in, guests receive a welcome drink. They also provide vending machine tokens based on the number of occupants, allowing each person to get one free drink. There's an ice machine and a laundry room on the second floor. Omi-cho Market is just diagonally across from the hotel.

Located next to Komatsu Jr Station, the location is very convenient. The hotel facilities are relatively new and clean, the rooms are also large, and there are Japanese comics available for borrowing in the hotel lobby, which is relatively attractive to locals. Unfortunately, there is no large public bath, and because it uses a self-service check-in and check-out method, if you check in late at night, there may not be staff support, and you may need to have a better understanding of the operating system.

The room, at 22 sq m, was noticeably larger than the Daiwa hotel near Nagoya Station, so it felt very spacious. The first-floor lobby offered a comprehensive selection of amenities like drip coffee, bath salts, and toothbrushes. Its location right at Kanazawa Station's West Exit is fantastic, just a three-minute walk away. What's more, the Komatsu Airport bus also departs from the West Exit, making it incredibly convenient.

Kaga Onsen Station has a free hotel bus pick-up! The hotel provides one-to-one butler service, including food and beverage. You can choose a butler for the whole trip. We chose to stay for one night with breakfast and dinner! We were given a designated small private room! There are 3 hot springs! Take turns to take a bath and enjoy different environments! Very satisfied!

Perfect, huge room! I love it, the position is very close to the train station which is really convenient!

New fantastic hotel! It's a hotel but has a very nice muji-esque feel. It's very clean and has a nice public bath area. Check in was easy especially with the help of the staff who are proficient in English. Also, there was a welcome snack that went very well with the nice tea provided in the room. Breakfast was excellent. Based on reviews, I thought it would be the same for two days (which I had problem with) but both days had different breakfast and they were scrumptious. If I'm in Kanazawa again, I won't hesitate to rebook.

I was positively surprised with my stay at this hotel. I booked last minute for the Japanese holidays and there were very few of options left in the city. I expected just a clean, basic stay in very budget hotel, but it turned out to be a great and quite comfortable experience. I'm not sure if it's because it's Japan, but this hotel felt much better than other similar options I've stayed in the past, like Ibis. It was extremely clean, the bed comfortable enough bed (though the pillows were quite high), and the water, lighting and temperature control were very modern and made us feel at ease. The location is another highlight. Easily accessible from the station by taxi or bus, close to the fish market and within walking distance to many other attractions. The surrounding area is also modern and pleasant to live in. The staff's English was limited but service was polite and very good, as you would expect in Japan. The only downsize is the room size. It's really small. While it feels cozy, so it's not suffocating for 2 people, a large suitcases it will take up most of the floor space.

We had a mixed experience at this hotel in Kanazawa. The location is definitely a plus — Omicho Market is just around the corner, and it’s about a 15-minute walk to the railway station, which made getting around relatively easy. However, the room left a lot to be desired. It didn’t feel well maintained or properly cleaned. The in-room tablet didn’t work at all, and some parts of the air conditioning unit were open, exposing dirty interior components — not something you’d expect in a Japanese hotel. The onsen was a nice feature, but often too crowded. There were three washing machines available for guests, but they were constantly in use, even late at night or early in the morning, which made doing laundry very difficult. Staff were okay, but not particularly warm or polite by Japanese standards. Overall, it was a passable stay, but we wouldn’t choose this hotel again.