mystays Hotels in Kanazawa

The room was relatively spacious for Japan. While there's a 7-Eleven downstairs, shopping isn't particularly convenient, as the area is predominantly office buildings and lacks traditional Japanese streets or local architecture with character.

**Pros:** About a 10-minute walk from Kanazawa Station. It's easy to find: just exit the south gate, turn left, and follow the main road. The rooms were spacious and offered good value for money. There's also a small onsen (hot spring bath) that isn't too crowded if you go early. **Cons (unrelated to the hotel):** Kanazawa's main attractions, shops, and restaurants all close by 5 PM – including the tea districts, as you can see in the photo. What's more, they often don't even open until 10-11 AM. With such short operating hours, it's no surprise that prices are high, and it makes you wonder about the local economy's dynamism. The so-called ”Little Kyoto” is a complete misnomer; anyone who has experienced the real Kyoto will honestly find Kanazawa quite unnecessary to visit.

Located in the downtown area of ​​Kanazawa, it is very convenient as you can walk to tourist spots such as Kenrokuen Garden. You can enjoy Kanazawa specialties for breakfast.