Hotels With Wifi in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Very satisfied! The location is convenient, right in the city center, just three bus stops from Kanazawa Station. There's a hot spring on the top floor where you can relax every evening. Downstairs, there's a FamilyMart and a 7-Eleven. The biggest surprise was the breakfast, with two options to choose from. You can either go to the nearby Omicho Market or have breakfast on the first floor of the hotel. Since I only stayed for two days, I chose one option each day. At the seafood market, you can pick between two restaurants: one serving seafood bowls and the other offering blackthroat seaperch kamameshi. I chose the latter, and it was absolutely delicious. On the second day, I had breakfast on the first floor of the hotel, where there was a wide variety of choices, and I could assemble my own beautiful breakfast set using different containers!

The hotel is conveniently located near JR Kanazawa Station, with many dining options nearby. The room was a bit oddly shaped, being a corner room with slanted walls, which reduced its usable space, but we could still fit two 24-inch suitcases. The hotel provides amenities for guests to pick up in the lobby, including DHC cleansing oil, lotion, cream, and cotton swabs. The service was also quite good. There's also a public bath; the women's section has two pools, nine shower stalls, and four hair dryer stations.

Very good location just opposite the train station and shopping malls. You can get many stores or food shops easily within a few minutes walking distance. The breakfast is super good with lots of fresh sashimi and sweet prawns. The hotel services are great too with friendly staffs assisting you whenever you need them. A big compliment to one of the service member called 张 who even helped us to book the hotel in Hakuba. Definitely will come back again with no hesitation.

A great value for money stay in Kanazawa that is just about 5 minutes from Omicho Market and its bus stops that can take you to all the major spots in Kanazawa. A cozy comfortable stay which I will definitely highly consider staying again if I get the chance to go back to Kanazawa. Service was of high standard and the free coffee machine at the lobby was a great plus. Highly recommended!

I've lost count of how many times I've stayed at this hotel; it's always my top choice when I come to Hokuriku (unless it's cherry blossom season and prices are too high). The rooms are spacious enough, and this time, my room even had a proper desk, so I didn't have to work in bed every night. Lately, many hotels in Japan don't provide bath salts, but this one still does. It's so relaxing to come back after walking over 10,000 steps and use the massager to soothe my tense muscles. The bedding and linens are clean and comfortable. Breakfast has always been a major draw for me. They offer sashimi, cooked fish, salads, yogurt, fruit, and plenty of small pastries (though I don't eat much of them anymore due to age). You can also get a hot bowl of Oden. The room is equipped with a microwave, so you can heat up some milk before bed. I love it so much, I stayed for four consecutive nights.

We absolutely loved our stay at the minimal modern Muji-style hotel! The design was sleek and inviting, creating a serene atmosphere that made us feel right at home. The hotel was exceptionally clean and comfortable, with thoughtful touches that enhanced our experience. Although our stay was short—just one night—we truly enjoyed every moment. The ambiance was perfect for relaxation, and we appreciated the convenient amenities that made our visit enjoyable. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Kanazawa. Its blend of modern aesthetics and comfort makes it a standout choice!

Facilities: For Japan, a 34 sqm room is excellent – spacious and comfortable. The only downside is that the buildings are very close together, so you can clearly see into the neighboring units. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy. Environment: Right downstairs is Kanazawa Station, two large shopping malls, and various convenience stores. Service: This is where I have to complain! It states no room service from 9 PM to 7 AM, but even at 9 AM, no one answered when I called for room service. Also, they refused to help me book Myoryuji Temple every time I asked.

Room is big and comfortable, the staff are very professional, helpful and friendly. A special shout out to front desk staff, Sasaki, who helped me liaise the return of my lost camera bag with JR Train lost and found, and proper handing over of instructions to colleagues on the receipt of my camera bag at the hotel. A heartfelt thank you to all staff. 🫶🏻

The hotel service for our extended stay was fantastic, absolutely no complaints there. The only minor drawback was their housekeeping policy for consecutive nights. They only clean the room once every five or six days. On other days, they just replenish the toiletries. If you require more frequent cleaning, it seems to cost an additional 1500 Yen. You might want to check out picture three.

Rooms (3/5): For a family of 3 the room was relatively spacious and had no trouble handling us and our luggage. There is a decent amount of wall plugs with 2 in the room and a third in the seating area. They also give an extension cable with 2 sockets and 2 usb ports. The toilet is spacious and the bath is decent in size. Overall atmosphere of the room was calm and relaxing. Service (4/5): Service was exceptional, the receptionist introduced the hotel to us well and they had several pamphlet guides from how to wear a yukata to how to behave in an onsen and several others which was nice to havw. When leaving the onsen by car, they also wave until you are out of sight which is a small cherry on the top. Facilities (4/5): They have 2 onsens, mens and ladies which alternate daily. I only had the joy of trying one of them which was lovely and had a small cold bath outside which is a plus in my book. In the mainlobby they also have free flow non alcoholic drinks through a dispenser, having hot drinks like tea and coffee and cold calpis, coke, sprite, orange juice and water. Had a nice time after the onsen grabbing something sweet and cold then sitting in the lounge to cool off. Food (3/5): The dinner was lovely. They served a variety of food with the steamed horse mackeral standing out (this is coming from a person who does not like fish that is cooked besides when its battered). The seaweed and miso based paste also went lovely with the rice. Breakfast was also decent but nothing outstanding besides the pudding at the end. Overall 3.5/5: If you want to be out of the hustle and bustle of the city and just really want to kick back and relax this is the place to be. For me, this Ryokan is worth visiting again if I ever pass by. Nothing extremely exceptional but overall enjoyable experience.