The train station is directly across the street from the hotel on the left hand side...only, you have to walk alongside the hotel to find their main entrance. Once inside, the man at the front desk was very kind with what little English he knew and even offered to carry our bags. He led us up to our room and... More

The location is awesome. Just right in front of Kanazawa station. Even at a bad weather, there's a underpass that goes to station in front of hotel. Rooms r big n clean as we booked a 3 bedded room. Staff though don't speak much English but very helpful. Convenience stall at a corner.

We arrived directly from the railways station (great thing!) and, as it was too early, we could not get our rooms. We checked-in and dropped our luggage in the lobby. The courtesy seems to be the main duty of the staff working in the front desk of any japanese hotel. It’s what I like the most and I could appreciate... More

The Miyako Hotel is very conveniently located a couple of hundred metres away from the main JR station. It’s certainly a good place to base yourself on a trip to Kanazawa: its closeness to the station means not only easy access for mainline trains but also for the local bus which “loops” the city centre and connects all the city’s... More

Ideal location for sightseeing, dining and shopping. It is located at the Kanazawa station which makes it very convenient when it comes to taking buses to get to any major sightseeing areas. When it rains, I use the underground system to return to my hotel from the station instead of crossing the street outside. Best of all, it is very... More

The location of the hotel just across from the station is the main reason we chose this hotel and it was a great base for exploring the sites around Kanazawa without having to haul our bags into a cab or bus. While there are other hotels more towards the centre of Kanazawa, the very efficient and regular loop buses that... More

The Miyako is located across the street from Kanazawa JR station. You can reach it through the underground tunnel system under the station. Bear left and follow the signs to the Miyako. You can go through the glass doors and the end of the corridor and the escalator goes to the lobby. The rooms were average. Internet access through ethernet... More