Kanazawa Kokusai Hotel

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• sesshi101

  24 septiembre 2012
  Hotel on the low end of comfort

  bathrooms had mold, minimal breakfast, no workout room in this hotel. On the old side with not much updates in quality. I would recommend to look around unless you need to stay nearby this particular location.

  

• Sandy T

  04 noviembre 2015
  more organic vegetables and service not bad

  It's location like a suburb, there are just a restaurant and a swimming pool in the hotel. The restaurant has a lot of organic vegetables, rich dishes, the miso soup is not too salty, and the curry sauce rich flavor, tastes delicious and more healthy. The room is comfortable and clean, there is even a washing machine in the bathroom!! There are many types of vending machines in the hotel, maybe make up for some inconvenience. Counter staff service good, you can ask him to help you to send a postcard, poor English can be used~

  

• KMLMs

  28 marzo 2016
  Booked by our travel guide and it was bad, bad, bad

  So far all our hotels in Japan has been exceptionally good & clean except this one. The hotel is generally old and poorly maintained. Carpets are grubby looking, beds springy and not conducive to a good night of sleep. The hairdryer was sparking out at the wiring, curtains flew off the rail when we pulled it shut. Don't recommend this hotel ever unless like us it was to late to book an alternative hotel.

  

• grahamdixon2003

  09 diciembre 2017
  Spacious Rooms

  Check in was quick and efficient with key and room number already allocated when we arrived. This are of Japan is famous for inserting gold leaf into their cosmetics to make your lady beautiful, with a sales display cabinet opposite to reception. For Japan the prices in the hotel looked quite cheap when compared to the shops. The hotel is 2 km from Nukajutaku-Mae Station. We went to visit Kanazawa Castle which was 25 minutes by a small taxi from the Ishikawa Taxi Association. The driver wore white gloves and had seat covers, more like a limousine driver. Do not forget to book the return journey or have the telephone number of the hotel to arrange this, the driver did not speak any English, there is a bus service if you wish to use this transport method. The hotel also arranged our trip to the Kenrokuen Gardens. The room was large with two quite wide twin beds, with pyjamas/bathrobe and slippers, settee and chair with table, tea making facilities and as usual in Japan no coffee in the room. The toilet seat was heated when you sat on it with bidet/shower for the bidet with shavers, toothbrush, hairbrush and comb and body sponge. The buffet breakfast was in the "Farmers Kitchen Celery", with emphasis on vegetables and we found it to be oishi or delicious. The hotel workers were very friendly been from a rural area of Japan and even waved us bye-bye when we left.

  

• arctorman

  26 julio 2018
  Huge rooms, dated hotel

  The rooms are enormous and well furnished, but everything is a little dated and there is a faint musty, tobacco-like funk around the place (although the hotel is non-smoking... now). There was, unfortunately, mould on the walls and ceiling of the bathroom. The staff are very courteous, kind and helpful. The restaurant on the first floor is also pretty good and provides a viking (all-you-can-eat) buffet for 2000 yen in the evening. Similarly, buffet breakfasts are available. Weirdly, my room didnt have any plug sockets, but did have USB chargers next to the bed. Inexplicably, there in a 1980s analogue telephone on the wall next to the toilet (just in case nature calls?)