The hotel is in an excellent location and a reasonable price for the standard of our room and the hotel. Staff were mostly helpful. We enjoyed a pleasant city outlook from our higher floor corner room, which was very quiet, with a comfortable bed & enough room for our luggage. We did not have breakfast at the hotel as we enjoyed visiting local cafes. We found many great dining options a nice walk from from the hotel as well as the Omicho market. The hotel was also a short walk to the lovely Oyama Shrine, then over a footbridge behind this to Kanazawa castle, then over another footbridge from the castle grounds to the amazing Kenrokuen Gardens. The old Samurai Nagamachi district is also nearby, making the hotel a great sightseeing base.

There was a dark stain on the carpet of the room as you entered and walked to the bed area. This was very noticeable, although otherwise the cleanliness was good.

Onsen was peaceful and well maintained. Rooms were very good, clean and relatively spacious. Lot of amenities in the hotel which was a nice touch of class.

Some of the staff were not as friendly and really quite strict when it comes to the use of the lounge and amenities. There is no available space to rest besides your room as the lounge is always busy, needs reservation, or requires a seating arrangement and the staff are quite strict on this part. A lot of it could also come done to communication and cultural differences which is very understandable.

The location of this hotel is honestly unbeatable. It is near to all the public transportation you will need that will give you access to both Kanazawa Station and any other tourist destinations you want to see. Many of the tourist destinations are within walking distance of this hotel! I particularly enjoyed the drinks and snacks that were put out every evening for all guests to enjoy. The vinegar drinks were absolutely delicious. It rained alot while we were in Kanazawa (it actually rained every single day) but the hotel warmed us right up every time we came in wet from the rain and tired. I definitely recommend staying here.

I liked the breakfast buffet. A really nice selection of foods including good amount of vegitavles and salads. The ameniies were great. Overall a great value for money. To Omi market, you can even walk there. There are other sites such as Omi shrine, the castle, the Nagamachi samurai district are all in walking distances.

This is outside of their control but there was a construction going on right in front of the hotel.. The sound of drilling went on forever and even on Sat.. I was back to a hotel in between going to places and it was super uncomfortable to hear the notice even in the hotel room... I hope they construction will stop.. One odd thing is there was no where to hang a big bath towel... I wish there was one cuz I didn't know where to hang it... So I had to place it by the sink which was weird.. X,

The standard double room was super spacious. Amazing hotel breakfast buffet and they also do additional small eats throughout the day e.g. nibbles and drinks from 7 - 9pm. The hotel has a public bath that's super clean and comfortable. 2x coin laundry is available as well. In terms of location, this hotel was a little away from the main area e.g. 20min walk from JR Kanazawa station, 15min walk to town centre and about 20min walk to the fish market. However if you don't mind a little walk or are comfortable with the local bus services, this hotel is amazing value for money.

The breakfast was included in our room rate and was exceptional! Evening cocktails were a nice addition and included red, white or sparkling wine and a cocktail of the day. There were also a few snacks like crostini and crackers to enjoy with the drinks. In the afternoon, there are a few snacks and coffee available as well. The location of the hotel is close to the castle, Nagamachi District, and Omicho Market. For farther attractions, there is a loop bus or city bus for 210 yen that stops very near to the hotel in both directions.

I can't think of anything. It was a great stay!

Didn't have any expectations about this hotel and was pleasantly surprised how nice it was - and it just kept getting better and better! The decor was very modern - sort of Habitat meets Zen! Our room had a nice little ' designer' sofa and table and the room was separated from the bathroom and separate toilet and hallway with washing unit, by a sliding door. Comfortable bed. There was A LOT of free stuff! A selection of toiletries to take to the room, and various free drinks throughout the day served in the very pleasant lounge area - there was even Prosecco in the evening, and later on, rice bowls with condiments, for a late evening snack! Breakfast equally smashing! Also there was an Onsen - but didn't try it out or see it ... Location-wise - we thought was fine - we walked there from station, and to market and to the castle, museum and the old quarter ... there was a bus to the station very near which we caught easily when we left . Photos of Art Gallery, Omicho Market, Kenrokuen Gardens.

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Good location close to Korinbo stop on the city loop. Great amenities - with lounge access with complimentery early morning smoothies, coffee, afternoon tea and snacks, happy hour drinks and ochazuke (rice with tea) at night. Communal bath was a pleasant surprise. Room was clean, spacious and comfortable with separate toilet to shower/bath. Slippers and sleepwear were provided. Additional amenities downstairs including lotions and cleansing oils. Staff were very helpful, especially with luggage forwarding - most kindly spoke great English, and were very helpful via translating apps if not.

The rooms were spacious, clean and very comfortable. Large and bright lobby area for sitting/working Free snacks and drinks in late afternoon In-house restaurant attached to lobby but didn’t ever see anyone eating there bc so many great restaurants around Great amenities including free sachets of high-end (SEKKEISI) skincare Pajamas and slippers provided Good location; easy walk to Kanazawa Castle and gardens, and 30 min. walks to geisha and samurai districts

The staff sometimes wasn’t always very friendly or patient with non-Japanese speakers but some were really great and very helpful. Also, the hotel made us pay with their kiosk which required us to use our credit card as if it were a debit card (using a PIN). The problem with doing that is that we get charged a much higher penalty rate for using the card like a debit card instead of as a credit card bc it thinks we are withdrawing cash when we’re not. When we insisted that we didn’t want to pay using our credit card with a PIN, the staff insisted that it was the only way to pay. However, our friend did not have a PIN and they let him (manually) charge to his credit card and he was able to avoid the large “debit card” fee.

Our Hotel Intergate Kanazawa was a smaller standard room (17m sq) but had a terrific location opposite Kanazawa Castle Park, 3 minutes from the central tourist information centre and only 20 mins walk from anywhere. For about $175 AUD a night the hotel was are very generous in all the added value like Italian wines and cocktails of the day 5-7pm, buffet breakfast that includes the Italian sparkling wine on weekends, a basic afternoon tea 3-8pm, and a rice and toppings supper 8-10pm. Takeaway Coffee all day. Loved the onsen communal bath at the hotel. More like a day spa + sauna, than a public heated pool. Also liked the inexpensive doll painting activity you could do in the late afternoon.

Probably wasn’t fussed about the afternoon tea food which was crackers and rusks with nuts and fruits in honey.