Offering free WiFi throughout and a non-smoking environment, Guesthouse Namaste provides Japanese-style rooms, just a 7-minute walk from JR Kanazawa Train Station.
Vladimir
Armenia
The place is not so far from the station (~10 min walking). The owner is a nice men. We lived in a traditional tatami room. Cool experience.
Located in Kanazawa, 1.8 km from Kanazawa Castle, SHARIN provides accommodation with a shared lounge, private parking and a bar.
Holly
Australia
We had such a wonderful stay here! A cosy and funky Japanese style inn. Very small hotel but the rooms were big enough. Also there was a projector for watching movies, which was awesome! The host was extremely helpful and gave us great advice regarding which onsens to go to, etc. We we're here at Christmas, and it was so thoughtful of Taka to leave us little Christmas cakes and a Merry Xmas note. Would wholeheartedly recommend staying here for a comfortable and welcoming stay in Kanazawa :)
Situated within a 15-minute walk from Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenroku-en Park, Shaq Bighouse provides simple guesthouse accommodation. It features a café bar and a common lounge on the ground floor.
Fabian
Sweden
We had a great stay at Shaq's bighouse.
Very comfortable beds. Clean.
Great location.
Super-nice staff to just hang out with or talk to. They all have very interesting stories to tell!
Featuring a garden, Guesthouse Kazura is located in Nanto. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Piotr
United Kingdom
We had a car, so the location was great. Close to near villages and far enough from people's clouds. Perfect if you need relax.
Set in Fukumitsu, 23 km from Kanazawa Castle, guesthouse絲 -ito-ゲストハウスイト offers accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Set in Kanazawa and with Kanazawa Castle reachable within 1.8 km, K's House Kanazawa - Travelers Hostel offers a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a terrace.
Torsten
Germany
Very nice host with many ideas what we could/should visit
Budget travellers know that there is no better way to make the most of their trip than by staying at a hostel: save money for exploring during the day, and swap stories with fellow backpackers in the shared kitchen or bar in the evening. Dorm-style bedrooms with shared bathrooms are standard hostel fare, but private rooms are also available for those willing to pay a bit more.
Great location. It's easy to walk to Kanazawa's main attractions. Very professional and attentive service. Everything was new and clean. The breakfast buffet is impressive, but there are cheaper breakfast options nearby.
Very nice hotel, lovely staff. Great location, right in the middle of the city.
We were on the 13th floor when the earthquake came (grade 6, nonetheless). Everything was shaking, but there was no damage. So the hotel is very earthquake safe! :-))
Highly recommended!
Great location, very safe, very comfortable and the apartment was big enough and very quiet. Onsite laundry was useful and the in-apartment bathtub was great! Kitchen appliances were great and daily cleaning service was adequate.
Great Hotel. Great Room. Great Location. Great Spa. Everything was brand new. This was both one of the cheapest accomodation that we had in Japan and one of the best. I wouls absolutely go back. They even had a public bath inside.
It is by far the best hostel I have ever been in. Nina-san & Manki-san were amazing; they make everything so you will feel welcome. Every day around 8:00 PM, we had a great activity. One day we made miso homemade and origami, and another day we made takoyaki. The rooms are small but comfortable; everything is clean. It was one of my best experiences on this trip.
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The location was the best thing about this hotel! For a capsule it was quite nice, the mattress was a lot more comfortable than expected and fairly spacious - the ceilings are pretty tall. Stayed in the women’s dormitory and felt very comfortable and safe, definitely worth the money if you just gonna stay for 1 or 2 nights.
Great location: 5 minutes from Kanazawa station!
The hostel is on 3rd floor and there is no elevator, so it can be hard to carry a big suitcase.
The common area is divided into common and female area. The common has bar hockers and female area is with normal chairs. Free coffee and tea.
Beds are big, with a lot of space above, a wooden crate locker, space under bed for suitcases and a shelf above the bed for else. Towels are changed daily.
You get what you pay for. Cheap hostel. Location is good and bad depending on what you’re planning. If to stay near the train station: great, if you want to see the touristic places, it’s too far to walk all the time, too close to take the bus
Very centrally located, close to everything you need to see in Kanazawa and not too far from the train station by walking. The owner of the hostel is an awesome guy who speaks English very well! Will help you with anything you need even if it’s insights on life about his crazy stories of meeting people ( Ask him about the bus crash)
Keanu
Solo traveller
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