Hotels With Spa in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

It's fine to stay with children under 12, and there's no extra charge. Some hotels in Japan are very lenient about this, while others are strict, so it's something to be aware of. The hotel has a Muji-style design and a public bath. Aside from the women at the front desk, you mostly use your key card to access the elevators, which is also good. The location is excellent, right across from the seafood market. Taxis aren't expensive either, about 1300 yen to the station.

It was one of my best accommodations. It is strange that this beautiful place has so little feedback. The host is very hospitality, I saw it twice: in settlement and when leaving. Moreover, in the 24 hours of stay I haven't seen any of my neighbors, only seen their shoes, and it was incredibly comfortable: I never had to wait a queue to the bathroom or toilet. The room was clean, common zones too. The pool is individual, that is, you close it as you enter it, and no one can come in anymore. All the facilities were new and clean. I also was given a yucata and two candy, which was very nice. Sleeping on tattoos was very convenient and soft. When I return to Kanadawa, I will settle here. It's a very good place for an incredibly pleasant price. Thank you!

Look no further, Mori no Sumika Resort and Spa is absolutely wonderful! The staff are amazing, the rooms are spacious and well appointed, the property to include the hot springs baths is excellent - the food offerings for breakfast and dinner changes each day, the chef serving the freshest seafood, meats, vegetables. It’s a beautiful place that you’ll never want to leave and for sure come back to sooner than later. Arigato gozaimasu

Overall, this is a good hotel, about a 10-minute walk from Kawaguchiko Station. The location is excellent, quite central to key attractions, and there's a great ramen place right outside, which is a nice bonus. The hotel has a welcome area with a free bar, perfect for spending some time, and a very pleasant hot spring that's definitely worth experiencing. There's also a laundry room with free dryers and a washing machine for 200 yen. The only downside is that the room was tiny for three people; we could barely move. So, I wouldn't recommend this hotel for three travelers if you can find an alternative with similar amenities. Otherwise, it could be a decent choice for you.

Hakuchoro is a classic in Kanzawa, the decor is very tastefully done and the overall atmosphere has character.  It’s onsen is natural spring water and though the bath are relatively modest, it never gets crowded.  They provide free bus shuttles to and from the Kanazawa station and is a very helpful feature. Rooms are large and well appointed and everything in the fridge - water, tea, orange juice and beers are free and topped up everyday. The stained glass in the lobby area and in the rooms are nice touched included the very nice pottery ware used for breakfast! Breakfast buffet spread is both western and Japanese and they even now have sparkling wine and sake for breakfast!  Definitely has character!

Excellent! The location is superb! The Pola lotion was great! And you can choose your pillow. The only downside was that the cleaning staff started cleaning quite early and were a bit loud and noisy. The izakaya across from the hotel is fantastic though~

The location is a bit off to the side of the mountains, but the hotel has a shuttle bus that connects to Kaga Onsen Station, which is very convenient if you book in advance. The hotel is very close to the Tsurusenkei Trail; walking along the tree-lined path with the sound of flowing water is incredibly relaxing. The hotel exterior isn't particularly modern, but once you enter the lobby, the beautiful decor and antique-style furnishings are a pleasant surprise. The two indoor onsen facilities are well-equipped with comfortable, warm water, and include complimentary massage chairs and popsicles – a thoughtful touch. In the evenings, there's a simplified version of traditional Japanese song and dance performance in the lobby, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The rooms are spacious, and the bedding is very comfortable. Yukata and pajamas are provided, and there's also a section on the first floor filled with various men's and women's yukatas, obi (belts), and ribbons for guests to mix and match. The ladies were dazzled by the choices; it was so tempting that they couldn't leave for half an hour. Both the Japanese-style dinner and breakfast were very plentiful, and dinner even included a Wagyu beef hot pot. I am very satisfied with this hotel and highly recommend it.

The hotel is in an excellent location, just a short walk from Omicho Market, Kanazawa Castle, and the garden. The room size and amenities are quite good. The staff were friendly and provided great service; they kindly kept our luggage safe even after we checked out, allowing us to enjoy another half day exploring Kanazawa before leaving this beautiful city.

Always been a big fan of the Dormy Inn chain, guaranteed a nice onsen and delicious supper and breakfast. Checking in and out is a breeze. This hotel is located steps away from the JR station as well as bus terminal, very easy to hop on a bus to tour the city. Highly recommended.

Hotel Roo Ying should be an old chain hotel with a high-end facade. The location is also good. It is only five minutes walk along the railway from the station hall. The room is average. There is a public bath area but I didn't have time to use it, which is a bit regrettable. The breakfast is rich enough, but it is a bit regrettable that there is no fruit. This price, location, and specifications are very cost-effective. This is my fourth time in Kanazawa. It is a place where I can stay for a few more days to avoid the crowds.