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Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa
Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa



Hyatt Centric Kanazawa
Hyatt Centric Kanazawa



Hotel INTERGATE KANAZAWA
Hotel INTERGATE KANAZAWA



THE HOTEL SANRAKU KANAZAWA
THE HOTEL SANRAKU KANAZAWA



HOTEL AMANEK Kanazawa
HOTEL AMANEK Kanazawa



Hotel Forza Kanazawa
Hotel Forza Kanazawa![[Total taste] Hollywood twin room(2) | WiFi (free), bed sheets](https://images.trvl-media.com/lodging/100000000/99790000/99782300/99782256/f4de7e37.jpg?impolicy=fcrop&w=357&h=201&p=1&q=medium)



Smile Hotel Premium Kanazawa Higashiguchi Ekimae
Smile Hotel Premium Kanazawa Higashiguchi Ekimae



Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa Miyabi
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa Miyabi



ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa by IHG
ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa by IHG



KOKO HOTEL Kanazawa Station
KOKO HOTEL Kanazawa Station



Holiday Inn ANA Kanazawa Sky by IHG
Holiday Inn ANA Kanazawa Sky by IHG



Tokyu Stay Kanazawa
Tokyu Stay Kanazawa



the square hotel KANAZAWA
the square hotel KANAZAWA



Smile Hotel Kanazawa Nishiguchi Ekimae
Smile Hotel Kanazawa Nishiguchi Ekimae



Dormy Inn Kanazawa Natural Hot Spring
Dormy Inn Kanazawa Natural Hot Spring



Hotel Mystays Premier Kanazawa
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Hyakurakusou Annex Higashi Chyaya
Hyakurakusou Annex Higashi ChyayaYou can also stay at hotels with a spa in Kanazawa
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Korinbo
Korinbo buzzes with commercial energy where travelers shop at sleek department stores and browse luxury boutiques. Modern office buildings house financial services, while entertainment venues and upscale hotels create a sophisticated urban vibe. Take a break at a café or catch a film at Cinemonde before exploring nearby cultural attractions like the Modern Literature Museum. Getting around couldn't be easier with the well-connected Korinbo bus stop serving multiple routes every 5-10 minutes. After shopping, enjoy premium dining options ranging from traditional kaiseki to international cuisine in department store food courts or upscale restaurants. Hotels offer comfortable, modern accommodations with professional service and executive amenities.





Nagamachi Samurai District
Kanazawa's Nagamachi Samurai District pulls you into feudal Japan with earthen-walled lanes and flowing water channels. The meticulously preserved Nomura Samurai House shows off exquisite gardens and traditional tea ceremony rooms. History buffs can explore the Shinise Kinenkan Museum and Ashigaru Shiryokan Museum to get their samurai culture fix. Traditional tea houses serve matcha in historic settings while artisan shops offer authentic crafts and textiles. The district is best explored on foot through narrow cobblestone paths. For an immersive stay, book a traditional ryokan with tatami floors and futon bedding.

Katamachi
Katamachi dazzles after dark as Kanazawa's buzzing nightlife district. Neon-lit streets lead to cozy izakayas, stylish cocktail bars, and karaoke spots where locals and visitors mingle until the wee hours. Beyond the nightlife, you'll find trendy boutiques, contemporary cafes, and the historic Shinise Memorial Hall tucked between modern facades. Budget-friendly ramen shops serve steaming bowls until 3am, while business hotels and capsule accommodations offer reasonably priced stays. Getting around is easy with frequent bus service and walkable streets, making Katamachi perfect for night owls who want authentic Japanese urban culture without breaking the bank.





Higashi Chaya District
Step back in time along Higashi Chaya's cobblestone streets, where wooden teahouses from the 1820s still stand tall. Watch artisans craft delicate gold leaf using centuries-old techniques or catch an authentic geisha performance in a traditional ochaya. The district's museums showcase Japanese cultural treasures while stone-paved alleyways invite leisurely exploration. Tea ceremonies and wagashi sweets provide perfect afternoon breaks between browsing artisan shops. Most businesses close early evening, so plan daytime visits to fully experience this pedestrian-friendly historic gem. Traditional ryokans and machiya guesthouses offer authentic overnight stays for travelers seeking total immersion in old Japan.



Downtown Kanazawa
The Downtown Kanazawa neighborhood has lots to see including Kanazawa Castle Park and Kanazawa Castle.
Top landmarks in Kanazawa

Omicho Market

Kenrokuen Garden

Kanazawa Castle

Honda Koen Park

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art
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Between the meticulously pruned pines of Kenroku-en Garden and the gold-flecked crafts of the Higashi Chaya District lies a city that escaped the bombs that flattened so many Japanese treasures. The preserved samurai district feels like walking through a historical film set, complete with actual samurai residences like Nomura House. At Omicho Market, watch locals haggle over snow crabs and sea urchins with the seriousness of art collectors. Kanazawa Castle's white walls provide the perfect backdrop for photos that friends will mistake for Kyoto. Don't miss the Yasue Gold Leaf Museum, where you'll discover why everything from temples to ice cream gets the golden treatment here.
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Hotel INTERGATE KANAZAWA
"Room clean. Big department stores with good basement fresh food market nearby. Easy walking distances to Kenroku-en and samurai, geisha districts. Unlike other hotels I have stayed, this hotel does not offer free breakfasts. I need to pay ¥2750 for each breakfast. There aren’t as many variety of food offered as in my free breakfasts in other hotels; so I just tried once and went to eat breakfast somewhere else."
Hotel Forza Kanazawa
"Great"
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa Miyabi
"It was a very pleasant stay"
Hyatt Centric Kanazawa
"Hotel well situated. Room a little dated but otherwise ok. One of the better breakfasts we have had in Japan."
SOKI KANAZAWA
"A truly fantastic stay. Helpful staff were friendly and welcoming and spoke excellent English. Booked us a cab on departure day and happy to hold on to luggage. The onsen was a very nice extra for us. Well located next to the markets for plenty of tasty fresh sea food and short walks to many of the key sites. Breakfast was traditional and varied each morning and a real highlight of the stay."
Tokyu Stay Kanazawa
"Loved the idea of how they have washer/dryer in room. Although ours was broken the staff was kind enough to let us use one in an un occupied room. Great hotel overall."
Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel
"全判的に 良かったです。特に親切で静かでしたが、朝ご飯はまあまあだと思われます。"
HOTEL AMANEK Kanazawa
"Excellent breakfast, great position"
Onyado Nono Kanazawa Natural Hot Spring
"This property is like a step back in time to when things were gentler and simpler. Leaving our shoes in lockers in the reception area allowed us to walk barefooted or in socks throughout this beautiful hotel. The hotel-provided pajamas were to be worn throughout the property, to the restaurant and to the onsen. It provided such a comfortable, relaxed feeling. The rooms are lovely and comfortable, the location is excellent, the service is of the highest caliber. The morning breakfast is amazing. The fresh tempura, make your own sushi bowl, as well as many, many other delicacies await. This hotel is a balm for the weary traveler. Quiet, comfy, relaxing. The onsen is not to be missed. Highly recommend!"








































































































































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