Hostels in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

I stayed in Nikko Kanazawa that I stayed the day before, but I stayed without a choice, but a pod type hotel that is not comparable. But the correspondence of midnight use was more than a long established hotel. I heard about Kanazawa, a nice senior at the front desk, but I wanted to go to Kanazawa's good information and to go to Kanazawa. I was taught, Nagomi and ★★★★★ I ate at a long established hotel, but compared to that, the price is less than half price, the dishes are ten times delicious, and the cozy is very good. If you give the name of the front desk, you can't get it special 🍴🈵😆 If you want to enjoy Kanazawa, it's best to ask at this hotel.

I am very pleased with their accommodating and very trustworthy front desk personnel. They really assist you with all your needs and answers all your queries even beyond hotel matters. With regards, to the location, this is very accessible to Kanazawa station which is around 15 minutes walk. Talking about the capsule hotel itself, it is very cozy at affordable price. Hotel is very modern. They provide towels and bathrobes on your daily stay. I really really love this capsule hotel. You should consider this when you plan to go in Kanazawa or nearby places.

Welcoming owners and great location by the ski resort! The owners are very friendly and helpful. I enjoyed my stay throughout. thank you so much! :)

At 2:50 midnight, the sake suddenly started and was beaten up. I wondered if a group of people in another room started, and instead of fitting with ”Lemon Sour Lemon Sour!”, I heat up more and more, and when I thought it was too noisy and insane, I went to be careful. The owner at check-in. .. .. The owner was playing at the counter and was trying to give a person who was clearly not a guest at midnight to serve. Moreover, everyone has removed the mask and there is no ventilation at all (I'm sorry, but there are no corona measures here.). There are serious time mistakes in this world. When I was surprised to hear, ”Well, is the owner making noise?”, I was disgusted with ”Oh, yes, I'm sorry.” I doubt the public and private confusion and morality of the owner here. I only know this place where the owner himself makes a fuss about drinking at midnight. On the contrary, isn't he a person in a position to create a quiet environment? Naturally, I couldn't sleep because of anger after being beaten up. As evaluated, it was a stay that was less than ★１. There is no shared space for accommodation (what about as a guest house at this point), and the bar on the １ floor is open until around ２３, so it's annoying wherever you are until ２３. Also, although the room itself is small, it is unisex and lacks privateness. Since it is directly connected to the shower in the room, there is no space to change clothes. The price is cheap, but I think women should be careful. Even sleeping lacks facilities. It seemed that they were attached to accommodation in the surplus space to do the bar. The radio waves are hard to reach in the room and WiFi is weak.

Blue Hour is a nice, comfortable modern hostel about a 5 minute walk from the train station. Honestly it had some of the most comfortable beds I’ve slept on in Japan and my larger trip. The beds are pods too with a privacy curtain, light and mirror inside. The privacy you get is so nice. The female dorm also has a small seating area just for its guests and a small fridge for breakfast. The female dorm is also key code locked and has its own bathroom. The small grocery store in the building is a great feature too. I was here in summer and have a few items to be aware of: - There is Air Con in the dorms but it doesn’t get in to the bed pods so those can be toasty - The air con in the female area also isn’t very strong but it’s not too bad - Great WiFi speed - No laundry but laundromat nearby - This is on the third floor and there is NO lift. So the walk up with luggage is hot My only issues were that staff didn’t speak much English and gave misinformation about how to get around the city. Just go to the train station and get help there. I also had an issue with my bed but staff took care of it the next day at my request. One last thing, the dorm area can be loud, especially with suitcases knocking around and people coming in/out of the locked door. Overall, I would stay again and recommend it for a short stay.

The hotel is a house. Very close to Kanazawa Train Station. The owner is very enthusiastic. The hotel is mainly for backpackers. If you have a large baggage to lift up the second floor, it will be very difficult. Breakfast is simple. But it is not bad.

We had dinner at Atsushi on our first night in Kanazawa and I have to say the meal was outstanding. I’ve eaten a lot of sashimi and sushi in my time, but even so, the quality, flavours, and attention to detail by Feodor and Atsushi puts it up with my favourite meals ever. Mrs Ex-Punk and myself shared a Crab Miso soup and a sashimi plate as starters, both of which were delicious. We followed these with three sushi plates - Green Tiger Rolls (prawn tempura, avocado, cucumber and spicy tuna), Spider Rolls (crispy fried soft shelled crab, flying fish roe, cucumber, mayo) , and Spicy Tuna Scallop Rolls (Spicy tuna, scallop, chilli). The portions were generous, so we paced ourselves, which also meant that the delicious flavours stayed on our palates a little longer. The wines by the glass available perfectly complemented the wonderful food. The restaurant is beautifully designed to complement the lovely old building it is in, which is in a quiet backstreet right next to the castle and Kenroku-en Garden. Co-owner Feodor was delightful throughout and even helped us improve our colloquial Japanese. So all we can say is arigatō gozaimasu.

Very good place to stay! Beautiful and comfortable rooms. The hotel is very comfortable and it doesn't create any problems. Our only criticism is breakfast, perhaps they could make it a little more.

I stayed in Nikko Kanazawa that I stayed the day before, but I stayed without a choice, but a pod type hotel that is not comparable. But the correspondence of midnight use was more than a long established hotel. I heard about Kanazawa, a nice senior at the front desk, but I wanted to go to Kanazawa's good information and to go to Kanazawa. I was taught, Nagomi and ★★★★★ I ate at a long established hotel, but compared to that, the price is less than half price, the dishes are ten times delicious, and the cozy is very good. If you give the name of the front desk, you can't get it special 🍴🈵😆 If you want to enjoy Kanazawa, it's best to ask at this hotel.

I am very pleased with their accommodating and very trustworthy front desk personnel. They really assist you with all your needs and answers all your queries even beyond hotel matters. With regards, to the location, this is very accessible to Kanazawa station which is around 15 minutes walk. Talking about the capsule hotel itself, it is very cozy at affordable price. Hotel is very modern. They provide towels and bathrobes on your daily stay. I really really love this capsule hotel. You should consider this when you plan to go in Kanazawa or nearby places.

At 2:50 midnight, the sake suddenly started and was beaten up. I wondered if a group of people in another room started, and instead of fitting with ”Lemon Sour Lemon Sour!”, I heat up more and more, and when I thought it was too noisy and insane, I went to be careful. The owner at check-in. .. .. The owner was playing at the counter and was trying to give a person who was clearly not a guest at midnight to serve. Moreover, everyone has removed the mask and there is no ventilation at all (I'm sorry, but there are no corona measures here.). There are serious time mistakes in this world. When I was surprised to hear, ”Well, is the owner making noise?”, I was disgusted with ”Oh, yes, I'm sorry.” I doubt the public and private confusion and morality of the owner here. I only know this place where the owner himself makes a fuss about drinking at midnight. On the contrary, isn't he a person in a position to create a quiet environment? Naturally, I couldn't sleep because of anger after being beaten up. As evaluated, it was a stay that was less than ★１. There is no shared space for accommodation (what about as a guest house at this point), and the bar on the １ floor is open until around ２３, so it's annoying wherever you are until ２３. Also, although the room itself is small, it is unisex and lacks privateness. Since it is directly connected to the shower in the room, there is no space to change clothes. The price is cheap, but I think women should be careful. Even sleeping lacks facilities. It seemed that they were attached to accommodation in the surplus space to do the bar. The radio waves are hard to reach in the room and WiFi is weak.

Blue Hour is a nice, comfortable modern hostel about a 5 minute walk from the train station. Honestly it had some of the most comfortable beds I’ve slept on in Japan and my larger trip. The beds are pods too with a privacy curtain, light and mirror inside. The privacy you get is so nice. The female dorm also has a small seating area just for its guests and a small fridge for breakfast. The female dorm is also key code locked and has its own bathroom. The small grocery store in the building is a great feature too. I was here in summer and have a few items to be aware of: - There is Air Con in the dorms but it doesn’t get in to the bed pods so those can be toasty - The air con in the female area also isn’t very strong but it’s not too bad - Great WiFi speed - No laundry but laundromat nearby - This is on the third floor and there is NO lift. So the walk up with luggage is hot My only issues were that staff didn’t speak much English and gave misinformation about how to get around the city. Just go to the train station and get help there. I also had an issue with my bed but staff took care of it the next day at my request. One last thing, the dorm area can be loud, especially with suitcases knocking around and people coming in/out of the locked door. Overall, I would stay again and recommend it for a short stay.

We had dinner at Atsushi on our first night in Kanazawa and I have to say the meal was outstanding. I’ve eaten a lot of sashimi and sushi in my time, but even so, the quality, flavours, and attention to detail by Feodor and Atsushi puts it up with my favourite meals ever. Mrs Ex-Punk and myself shared a Crab Miso soup and a sashimi plate as starters, both of which were delicious. We followed these with three sushi plates - Green Tiger Rolls (prawn tempura, avocado, cucumber and spicy tuna), Spider Rolls (crispy fried soft shelled crab, flying fish roe, cucumber, mayo) , and Spicy Tuna Scallop Rolls (Spicy tuna, scallop, chilli). The portions were generous, so we paced ourselves, which also meant that the delicious flavours stayed on our palates a little longer. The wines by the glass available perfectly complemented the wonderful food. The restaurant is beautifully designed to complement the lovely old building it is in, which is in a quiet backstreet right next to the castle and Kenroku-en Garden. Co-owner Feodor was delightful throughout and even helped us improve our colloquial Japanese. So all we can say is arigatō gozaimasu.

Very good place to stay! Beautiful and comfortable rooms. The hotel is very comfortable and it doesn't create any problems. Our only criticism is breakfast, perhaps they could make it a little more.

The hotel is a house. Very close to Kanazawa Train Station. The owner is very enthusiastic. The hotel is mainly for backpackers. If you have a large baggage to lift up the second floor, it will be very difficult. Breakfast is simple. But it is not bad.

Welcoming owners and great location by the ski resort! The owners are very friendly and helpful. I enjoyed my stay throughout. thank you so much! :)