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If you’re looking for a family-friendly hotel in Kanazawa, look no further than Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel.
While staying at Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel, visitors can check out Nomura Family Samurai House (0.2 mi) and Gyokusen-immaru Garden (0.3 mi), some of Kanazawa's top attractions.
Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available.
The hotel offers 24 hour front desk, room service, and a concierge, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features an on-site restaurant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to parking.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Pizzeria e Trattoria Da TAKE, The Olive Oil Kitchen, and NORIO DINING HALE, which are some Mediterranean restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
Kanazawa is also known for some great art museums, including 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art, and Kanazawa Noh Museum, which are not too far from Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel.
The staff at Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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We used the Ishikawa discount, so we were able to stay at a luxury hotel at a bargain price (half price). We've stayed there before. There are many tourist attractions within walking distance, and you can buy dinner at the department store basement in front of the hotel and eat it leisurely in your room. Buses from Korinbo to Kanazawa Station come constantly. (The bus stop is a 1-minute walk away) Of course, there are also frequent buses from the station. As we were two women, we inquired about cosmetics in advance, and they prepared samples of POLA for the number of nights we stayed. A 500ml bottle of water was provided every day. The Hokuriku Shimbun was also placed in a plastic bag in front of the room. We only had the buffet breakfast one day, but the variety was plentiful, the quality was high, and it was delicious.
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The day before, the group had stayed at a business hotel in front of the station, but ended up taking a taxi to Katamachi and back. On this point, the Tokyu Hotel in Korinbo thought that the samurai residence district was right behind the hotel, that popular izakaya bars were also located around the hotel, that Kanazawa Castle Park was within walking distance, and that the location was much better around here than in front of the station. When you arrive by taxi, staff will carry your luggage from the taxi trunk to the front n8 on the second floor. Even after checking in politely, the bell staff showed me to my room with my luggage. It rained on dinner outings and the next day, but umbrellas were quickly rented. They call me immediately when I take a taxi. After all, the City Hotel convinces me otherwise. The room had twin luxury floors, but it was spacious enough, and Kutani-yaki coffee cups and other fixtures were elegant and comfortable. If you want, a Nespresso machine and bath salts would be even better. Luxury floor users can use the Club Lounge on the second floor. The modern and beautiful lounge was open and comfortable and I used it many times during my stay. Compared to other foreign lounges, we had only simple food, but in the evening we had fruit, cheese platters and sweets, and in the morning we had a breakfast of simple bread, yogurt and fruit. For breakfast, though, I wanted to eat a lot of Japanese and Western food, so I used the buffet breakfast at the restaurant, but it was nice to be able to use it without queues and to be able to eat a variety of Japanese and Western dishes. I think it is the best hotel for sightseeing in Kanazawa.
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Date of stay: June 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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When visiting Kanazawa, there is a huge choice of accommodation to choose from. But for location,ease, comfort and value, you cannot go past the Kanazawa Tokyu. The facilities are clean and modern. The staff are amazingly helpful. But the location makes it our No1 choice. It is easy to walk to the castle and gardens, and even the historic geisha district. Erica, the concierge, was particularly helpful, booking restaurants for both nights (Italian and Tempura, at our request). She was spot in with the restaurants, interpreting our requests on both occasions. This is not the first time we have stayed here, and we would not hesitate to recommend this place to any visitors to Kanazawa, who are selling comfort, security and value.
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:If you are not a big breakfast eater, there is a Starbucks under the hotel.
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The hotel is on the bus route from the train station which is convenient. But it is a little hard to spot from the road because the lobby is on the 1st floor so you need to go up some escalators to reach reception. The reception is a grand marble lobby so it's a pity that decor didn't stretch to the rest of the hotel which was looking rather worn.
There was a large (for Japan) but dated bathroom with thin narrow towels. There was a cork floor in the bathroom and a long sink surround which was handy for toiletries etc. The bath was short and not particularly deep. However there was an odd ledge to get into the bathroom which was a trip hazard.
There was a hard bed with Japanese style seed pillow. The room safe was large enough to fit my two DSLR cameras and my ipad. But here was no shelving and the air conditioning was very ineffective. CNN was the only English language channel. There were no bedside tables, just a ledge with a light. But at least the room had 2 arm chairs & desk chair. The room had poor, gloomy lighting and you could hear your neighbours through the wall.
The concierge was extremely helpful and helped me book a bus ticket and checked the route I was planning to take in case it had been affected by the typhoon.
There's a Starbucks on the ground floor and also a nice patisserie opposite (which sadly didn't open early enough for me to use). The Wi-Fi was good and my room had a view of the town. It was about a 15 minute walk to the garden and about the same distance (in the other direction) for the ninja temple (which the hotel kindly booked for me). The hotel also kindly arranged for a geisha show for me but in the end I went to one in Kyoto.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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Stayed for 5 nights and put 3rd time staying in this hotel whole on vacation.
This time round we were assign to the 1325, west facing as the rooms on the west side are much bigger. The rooms can get warm with the afternoon sun and therefore best to turn off the heater in winter and open the windows to air the room.
Checkin was a breeze and hotel help make some restaurant reservations.
The doorman was extremely friendly and helpful with the luggages. We took the train from Nagoya and the hotel shuttle pick us up at the train station. Need to make prior arrangements and check hotel bus schedule.
Will definitely stay here again as we prefer this part of the neighbourhood- shopping mall. It’s about 1km walk to the market and 2km walk to the old district. But with the cool weather makes walking enjoyable. Taxi rides are reasonably price at 600y per first km.
We be back.
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Date of stay: February 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Kanazawa is a walking town and most places are teachable by foot or taxi. Things are much more...
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We decided to stay here after our first positive trip many years ago.
This time we only had 2 nights and the hotel was still in immaculate conditions. We had a room on the 14th floor and it was spacious.
We did not eat at the hotel as there were food options within walking distance and opposite the hotel in the basement of the shopping mall, which was linked underground.
The room felt a bit warm for us and we had to open the window for a few hours to cool it since the room was west facing. The aircon was a bit weak but work for us at 20c.
The valet or bell captain was a fantastic, friendly n helpful guy. Awesome is the word for this gentleman.
There is a 1500y for overnight parking.
We will be back again.
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This is a long-established luxury hotel in the city center. The bus stop is nearby, so it was easy to access tourist spots. The room has a Kanazawa-like atmosphere and is well-equipped with amenities. I am grateful to the staff for their kindness in helping me with all the things I didn't understand. A foreign staff member guided me to my room, and I was impressed by how carefully he spoke difficult Japanese. For breakfast, I chose Japanese food, and all the dishes were delicious and filling. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity to visit Kanazawa.
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Date of stay: November 2023
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Returned after previous experience, large room, simple furnishings, bathroom in prefabricated cabin. Acceptance carried out on the 1st floor of the arrival, while it would be on the 2nd floor. Breakfast served on the 5th floor in an anonymous room, with very oriental and not very western food
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
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There is also a doorman, bell, and concierge on duty, which are often omitted these days for various reasons, so everyone can rest assured that they are cheerful. The building has a Japanese modern taste and a clean look. Kutani-yaki, a good coffee cup in your room? Or something. I felt the commitment. I was surprised to find that everyone but myself was Western when I entered the breakfast shop. Demonstrations of chanchan yaki and Kanazawa yakisoba are also delicious with many seafood ingredients. French toast is also available. It seems that charity shows of big enka singers were held during their stay, but it must be a long-established place in the city that is chosen for such places. If you go into the underpass next to the Yamato department store where you get off after a temporary downpour when you take the bus home from Kanazawa station, you can reach the hotel without walking outside and dash for about 3 seconds to enter the hotel entrance. There are many restaurants next to downtown Katamachi, but despite weekdays, there are many shops that queue up to the outside, and you may need to make a Reservation in advance, especially if you're looking for a popular restaurant.
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
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This is a decent hotel and had a comfortable stay. The single room was a reasonable size just needs a bit of updating. Because we were on a tour breakfast was served in a banquet area and not as good as the main restaurant. The cooked breakfast wasn’t very hot just warm.
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Date of stay: March 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
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Esher, United Kingdom789 contributions310 helpful votes
Your best bet would be to email the hotel direct.
There is an underground car park and others nearby. The place is large so it is likely they will be able to help. Have a look at their website. Enjoy!
Hello Kjtaylor25, Same answer, a taxi is the best way to reach the hotel from the train station (and vice-versa), in less than 10 minutes for a reasonable price. Taxis are available all the time in Kanazawa.
There are more places to choose from in the Kanazawa area.
PRICE RANGE
AU$118 - AU$250 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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JapanChubuHokurikuIshikawa PrefectureKanazawa
NUMBER OF ROOMS
227
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