Hotels with Spa in Ishikawa Prefecture

"The hotel is a short walk from the train station, very convenient. When I arrived, I was impressed by the beauty of the lobby. The staff was very friendly & attentive. The room was on the 28th floor, with an excellent view of the city. It was very spacious, with great facilities. I had dinner at the Garden House & the buffet was amazing. If I ever get back to Kanazawa again, I would definitely stay there again. Highly recommended!"

"Great place."

"The breakfast was great! Near by station and bus station."

"Spacious room, convenient location and good selection of breakfast "

"Friendly staff, big rooms, and a 5-minute walk from the station. Convenient mart right next door."

"Love this place!"

"We want to give the hotel Onyado Nono Kanazawa natural hot spring more than five stars. We were greeted with “Have a nice day” and “welcome back” with the staff’s smiles during our stay. The place was lovely and clean, and it came with lots of extras. Room wear and bath amenities were available for the stay. We used them to go into a spacious hot spring. Free ice cream or a probiotic drink after the hot bath was provided. The hotel also offered a free half-bowl of delicious ramen as a night snack. The hotel also provided free washing machines ( dryers pay $1 for 20 20-minute cycles) so we could have clean clothes on our trip. The areas in the hotel were beautifully decorated, emphasizing Japan's beauty. We enjoyed the morning breakfast buffet with fresh seafood and other delicious dishes. We hope to come back and use the hotel. "

"Great place to stay, 1 min walk from train station. Staff had good recommendations for places to eat nearby, lots of good food options at train station itself or within hotel and not far from Omicho market. Appreciated eco push - water bottles with refill stations on the floor. The rooftop champagne was really nice too."

"Excellent location for easy walking or public transportation to major tourist sites and shopping. Comfortable quiet room, attentive staff, although as is common in Japan not much space for easy access to suitcases and clothes."