The location was really good, 1 stop from Kanazawa station by bus or 12 min by walking from the Hotel. The Hotel is near the market and not far from the castle and Kenrokuen garden, if you enjoy walking it is approximately 15-20 min from the Geisha district (Hihashi Chaya). The room was spacious, we had space for our bags, at the reception they provided samples from a Japanese cosmetic brand (my skin loved them hihi) and they sell day passes for the sightseeing loop bus, if you don’t have the time to buy them at the main station it is convenient.

Nothing :)

This hotel is well located, an easy flat walk to major attractions. Sound proofing works well. The bed was very comfortable for a Westerner and - this is a great tip - ask for floors 6-8 as they have Chromecast so you cast YouTube, Prime etc from your phone, great as tv channels are not english language. The room was designed very well for a small space (designer standard double room) and the Hotel has instituted a lot of green policies. Highly recommended for a solo traveller.

There was nothing I didn't like.

Good price. But we cannot stress the amazing location. Our main purpose of this visit was to eat seafood and this hotel is right in front of the Omichi market. It's walking distance to the station, Higashichaya, Oyama Shrine (thought which you can enter Kanazawa castle and Kenrouken) and Nagamachi district. The hotel has free coffee in the lobby and came with 4 Nespresso pods in the room. That was something I haven't experienced in a budget hotel.

Nothing much to complain about.

We chose this hotel to be reasonably close to transport and tourist sites. The modern foyer was spacious and interesting. The staff spoke English and were friendly and helpful. There is an Italian themed restaurant attached to the hotel, which served tasty dinners as well as a very substantial breakfast buffet. Our room was compact but clean and comfortable. The bathroom was typical of Japanese hotels. We needed to use the laundry, which was modern, but not efficient.

Clean, quiet (except some Chinese ? neighbor guests that woke up me at 5 am cause they were laughing and screeching in front of my door … ) The bed was the softest one I had in Japan

I didnt like the fact they charge “the seat” for dinner at their restaurant … without telling it before. ??? First time I saw this ? The breakfast is a bit average (for me) I didn’t even went for breakfast the last day even if I payed it I went outside

The location is within perfect walking distance of the castle and garden as well as the market. We actually walked to and from Kanazawa Station even though public transportation is available.

The breakfast was very lackluster. Small restaurant so I had to wait to get in. Not a lot of variety. It was mostly lukewarm so by the time you walked the 2 steps to you table, it was cold. You’re better off going somewhere else for breakfast.

Excellent location, it's easy to get around the center from the hotel. Breakfast has a range of Japanese-type breakfast options, with only limited 'european' choices. The hotel provides a wide range of items for free, such as cotton swabs, chopsticks, a microwave oven, etc.

It would have been nice to be able to take the stairs, instead of always having to take the elevator.

A very comfortable and pleasant hotel in an interesting and lively area of town.

Nothing I can think of. I baulked at first at the idea of a Japanese hotel without Japanese cuisine but ended up really appreciating Il Chianti’s food and staff – excellent breakfasts with plenty of Japanese options, and great salads for instance for lunch.

This is a very well-located hotel: a 15-minute walk gets you to the station, the Castle and Kenroku-en Garden. The rooms themselves aren't distinctive but they are roomier than typical hotel rooms in Tokyo, and I could even lie down in the bath (sort of!). We appreciated the laundry facilities in the hotel.

It all felt a little bit impersonal, perhaps because this is one of the few places where the reception staff seemed slightly frosty.

Location - we were within walking distance of lots of attractions. If you are looking for somewhere to eat or shop head towards the railway station. The information centre is the other way, on the same side of the street. Buffet breakfast was great.

One side of the bed against the wall, but that's normal in Japan.