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.

Please, don't make unsubstantiated claims in the future. I chose this hotel specifically because I read reviews mentioning hot springs, but there weren't any! This was the most disappointing hotel of my Shoryudo trip. It's not particularly close to the station either; even taking the underground passage, you still have to walk quite a distance exposed to the sun. While I did book the cheapest room, for 800 yen, the room was no different from a budget hotel, just with a slightly larger bathroom, and it still had the same old tub and shower curtain setup. The most frustrating part was finding a huge fingerprint inside the kettle lid when I opened it, and the two golden spoons also had fingerprints on their handles. Despite ticking the box to not change the sheets, they changed them anyway. My pajamas, which I had left on the pillow, were just left in a crumpled mess instead of being folded, which was very off-putting! Honestly, I rarely strongly advise against a place, but this is one of them! Oh, and about booking Myoryuji Temple – even though I had provided the time and number of people, they still called me and told me to contact them myself... I was quite speechless. Wasn't the whole point of preparing in advance and asking them to contact the temple because I was worried about not understanding Japanese English?!

The hotel is conveniently located close to Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenrokuen Garden. The front desk offers free luggage storage, which is a great plus. The hotel itself is new with excellent facilities, and getting around is very easy. Kanazawa Station is also just about a 15-minute walk away.

For a trip to Kanazawa, I highly recommend Hotel Forza! Its location is incredibly convenient – directly across from JR Kanazawa Station, truly a ”right-outside-the-door” experience. You don't even need an umbrella if it rains; just cross the street and you're there, saving a ton on transportation costs! Beyond the unbeatable location, the hotel itself is excellent: the lobby has a great design, the rooms are spacious and clean, and the staff are friendly. The biggest bonus is their large, clean public bath. After exploring Kenrokuen Garden or the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, coming back for a soak instantly rejuvenates you! For a Kanazawa trip where you want to maximize your time, this place is absolutely the perfect base.

Very modern and nice room in a good location close to the city centre. The place was very clean and nicely decorated. I booked a room for two, but the bed was a single with a couch on the side. The couch was comfortable, but it is not what I ordered or expected. It is a self checkout place, so while it is easy, you are not being served. I also missed the possibility of leaving our bags at reception or at least lockers. The ones in the front are for sending and receiving parcels.

A hotel with a bit of unique design. It's located right across from one of the exits of Omicho Market. There's a large public bath on the first floor. The toothpaste was interesting, it came in paper strips. The room layout was a bit odd, with the toilet door directly facing the bed. The convenience store is quite a distance away.

1. The location is excellent, making it my top choice when visiting Kanazawa. The only minor inconvenience is that most attractions are on the other side of the station's Tsuzumi Gate, so taking a taxi requires a detour. 2. The room met my expectations. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel, opting instead to head straight to the Omi-cho Market for sashimi. I find that Hyatt breakfasts abroad tend to be quite similar and often not well-suited for Chinese palates, except for the Hyatt in Kyoto, where you can choose a Japanese breakfast (provided you go early or book it with the restaurant staff the day before). Based on reviews, it seems this Hyatt in Kanazawa doesn't offer that option. 3. Surprisingly, just two traffic lights to the right of the hotel, there's a late-night street food market. Many Japanese salarymen were eating there after work, creating a great atmosphere. 4. The nearest convenience store is the 7-Eleven inside the station.

I originally planned to stay for three nights and was very satisfied with my stay. However, due to unexpected circumstances, I asked the front desk around 3 a.m. on the last night to extend my stay by one more night. Since I made the request directly at the front desk (not through a third-party site), I believed it would be handled as a simple extension. The staff accepted payment, but only after that told me I would need to change rooms. I was informed that I could speak with the front desk again in the morning to arrange the room change. When I went to the front desk around 9 a.m., I was told there were no rooms available and that I would need to wait until 3 p.m. to check in again. I found this quite confusing — if that’s the case, it doesn’t really feel like a “stay extension.” In that case, I could have chosen another hotel. In the end, because I needed more time to pack, I was charged a 2,000 yen late fee. I understand hotel policy, but considering I had already paid to “extend” my stay, it didn’t feel very reasonable. I don’t mind paying, but the situation itself left me a bit disappointed.

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.