Find hotels near Kanazawa Umimirai Library, Kanazawa from AED 134

"Great room size and view. Friendly staff and great location. Good coffee machine. "

"Although the Hotel Intergate Kanazawa is in a busy part of town, the hotel itself is located in a quiet alley off the main drag. We found check in to be somewhat rushed and impersonal, as we were ushered immediately to a kiosk where it was required we check in electronically. Staff here seemed harried and did not offer the personal touch and care we received at our hotel in Tokyo. That being said, the hotel offers an incredible number of complimentary, excellent quality food and drink throughout the day. Perhaps this is the reason there were so many Western tourists staying here, some who seemed to take "advantage" of the free stuff. Perhaps that grasping attitude is the reason staff seemed a bit impatient with tourists. Our room, which was a superior twin, was large and well-appointed. We loved the separate toilet/shower rooms, and the sink outside those spaces. The "onsen" on the second floor is a great amenity! Overall, we loved our three -night stay here, but wished the staff had been more accommodating. Kanazawa is lovely, but we found it overrun with tourists when we visited around the third week in April (past sakura time). As with any popular tourist destination, one can find wonderful hidden gems that tourists don't know about. Look for those! "

"Great staff"

"Excelent hotel "

"Excellent location right next to the Kanazawa station"

"Laundry machine in unit is the best. Bed top soft though."

"Great place to stay in the heart of Kanazawa which enabled us to use the local trains and also hire a car and travel to other locations around "

"The staff spoke very limited English. The people who worked in bus (drivers) and restaurants of this city is so impolite and rude. "

"Very Smokey throughout the building. Ohnsen was great. Staff were so friendly and helpful. Beds were perfect and soft. If it didn’t smell like smoke throughout the ping pong and tables and games would be a lot more enjoyable."