Visiting Kenrokuen Garden - Any English-Speaking Accommodations in Kanazawa?

• The best location for efficient sightseeing!

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• It's a one-minute walk from the nearest Kanazawa Station, and Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenrokuen Garden are also within walking distance, so you can do plenty of sightseeing even on a short trip. The guest rooms offer a panoramic view of the city, so you can get a taste of the atmosphere of traveling in Japan to a certain extent.
  コート's answer (Posted on:2025/1/ 5)

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• A relaxing hotel, far from Kanazawa Station

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• Although you will need to take a bus from Kanazawa Station, there is a free shuttle bus so you can get there without any problems. The rooms are spacious and even if you are traveling alone you can use a twin room. This hotel is popular for its food, and they offer a delicious crab kaiseki course, especially during crab season. It is also close to the Hakusanroku Ski Resort, so it is recommended for those who love skiing. English is also spoken.
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• English-speaking hotels near Omicho Market

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• Although it is not close to the station, the hotel is located about a 5-minute walk from Omicho Market. Omicho Market is on the way from Kanazawa Station to Kenrokuen Garden, so you can also get to Kenrokuen Garden with a single bus. It is accessible by bus or on foot from Kanazawa Station. It is along a main road from the station, so it is a bit far, but you can walk there. It is inexpensive and has a simple structure, so it should be fine if you are not mainly staying at the hotel. Another recommended point is that it has been renovated and is clean.
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• English is easily spoken at reception desk

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• It's a 6-minute walk from Kanazawa Station. It's along a main road, so you won't get lost. When I checked in, the person next to me was checking in in English, so I think English is understandable. There were many foreign guests. The room had a bedroom, a bath, a toilet, and a sink. There was a bathtub in the room, and it was easy to use because it was separate from the toilet. However, there is no changing room, so you need to be a little careful if you are using it with someone other than your family. The bed was also perfect for a woman to use alone. There was a table and two chairs in the room, so I had no trouble eating things I bought at the market at the hotel.
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• It's a great location for sightseeing.

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• Located in the Korinbo area in the center of Kanazawa City, this hotel is very convenient as a base for sightseeing. You can walk to popular tourist spots such as Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle Park. It is also close to an area with many shopping malls and restaurants, so you can eat in the surrounding area. The restaurant in the hotel serves Kaga cuisine, so it is recommended even if you don't want to eat out.
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• A hotel close to the station with excellent facilities

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• The nearest Kanazawa Station is just a five-minute walk away, making it a great location. It is one of the tallest hotels in the Hokuriku area, so it is especially recommended for those who want to enjoy the scenery. There are always English-speaking staff on hand, so foreigners can feel at ease. The hotel, including the rooms, has a slightly luxurious feel. If you value cleanliness and the quality of the facilities, this hotel is a must-visit. There are also plenty of facilities, including a Japanese, Western and Chinese restaurant and an on-site spa, so you won't get bored of your long hotel stay. Depending on the plan, you can use a shuttle service for sightseeing, so if you are interested, please check that out before booking.
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• Quiet accommodation near the park

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• The hotel is located near Kanazawa Castle Park, in a quiet area that is not too lively. There are English-speaking staff, so you can ask for their advice if you are unsure about sightseeing spots. There is also a large public bath and an exhibition space related to the local area, so you will feel like you are in Japan and Ishikawa Prefecture. This is a simple and no-frills hotel that has been praised for its environmentally friendly management.
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• A long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) where you can feel the history of Japan

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• This is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a long history of over 100 years. The guest rooms are Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats, so it is recommended if you want to experience a traditional Japanese room or sleeping on a futon. Breakfast is served at the dining area, and dinner is served to your room. Ryokan (Japanese inn) room dining is common at inns, so it is rare to be able to choose in-room dining at this price range. This inn takes pride in the fact that the chef himself purchases seafood every morning. As a result, the menu focuses on seafood, such as Japanese kaiseki and seafood bowls. If you are not comfortable with raw fish, you may want to choose the yosenabe, which requires a reservation.
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• A rare hotel in Japan that treasures Japan's "Taisho Romanticism"

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• The hotel has a retro interior with a Japanese Taisho-era romantic theme. The tea lounge near the lobby and the special guest rooms are very photogenic and popular with Japanese people. All the guest rooms feature traditional Kanazawa crafts, making this a perfect hotel for tourists with a strong concept. The large public bath also has natural hot spring water, so it is especially recommended for those who are interested in Japanese bath culture. If you stay at this hotel, which is full of Japanese retro atmosphere, you will surely have many memorable photos.
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• A great value accommodation with many free services

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• It's about a 15-20 minute walk from Kanazawa Station. If you request in advance, you can use the free shuttle, which will take you there in about 5 minutes. There is also a shuttle bus to the tourist spots, so if you are interested, please ask at reception desk. A free breakfast buffet is also included, and there is a menu that allows you to taste local ingredients. This is a good value accommodation with good service.
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• A hotel directly connected to the station so you won't get lost

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• Being part of the JR Group, the biggest attraction of this hotel is that it is directly connected to Kanazawa Station. There are pamphlets in foreign languages near reception desk, so it is also recommended for those who want to find tourist spots locally. Of course, you can also ask reception desk for advice! Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet, and there are also menus using local ingredients. It is not a fancy hotel, but it has all the necessary facilities and amenities and the price is reasonable.
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