Amazing location next to Nagamachi district and close to fantastic restaurants as well as the castle park and the gardens. The hotel is a boutique hotel with very spacious rooms, fantastic amenities and a rooftop sauna/onsen you need to book to access but its a small fee. The breakfast can be served both downstairs or in your room (as a bento box). Our stay was super comfortable!

Very modern/minimalistic hotel in a good location with staff that try very hard to please.

I was a little offended when I was presented with a 7,000 yen bill to use the rooftop sauna and hot pool. It was never explained that this was going to involve a charge, and it was certainly not worth that price. It should be included in the rate given the high price of the hotel.

The breakfast was perfect. As foreigners coming to Japan, the different breakfast style was new to us. But they gave the kids, me and my wife, and my mother (who has dietary restrictions) a perfect selection of food. The location was fantastic. Not too far from the train station, but also incredibly close to all the sightseeing highlights. Especially being walking distance to the biggest attractions. Having so many food options and shopping nearby was great. The rooms were quite large, the beds were real king beds, we really enjoyed it.

The only issue we had was the toilet and bathrooms. I guess the air conditioning didn't hit that area, and unfortunately the sauna was on in one of teh bathrooms when we arrived so they just never really cooled down for the few days we were there. Otherwise everything was great.

Korinkyo is an absolutely beautiful hotel. Our room was huge with a stunning bath and a cute seating area overlooking the street. There were complimentary drinks in the fridge and the Taiwanese breakfast was very tasty. The rooftop spa and sauna is definitely worth booking for a relaxing dip with views across the park. Overall it was a unique hotel experience well worth the money.

The sensor lights in the room. Apparently there was also a projector TV somewhere but we didn't find it.

Stunning, beautifully minimalistic designed hotel, rooms and facilities. The locally distilled perfumes, oils, lotions, teas were a cherry on the cake. Wonderfull wellness opportunity and lovely breakfast options all fitting in the style of the hotel. The staff was extremely lovely and helpful.

Tiny tiny remark, the bathroom was missing hooks to hang towels on.

The room is quite spacious and the beds are big! Very comfortable to stay. The staff are very helpful and patient for every question we asked. My friend lost her ring somewhere in the restaurant, the hotel called us as soon as they find it, so that we didn’t need to feel upset during our one day trip to the outskirts of Kanazawa. Very much appreciated!

This hotel is absolutely stunning to look at and has an elegant and luxurious feel. The service was impeccable and the staff are always ready and willing to assist. Location is perfectly nestled between the stunning Kenrokuen Garden and the shopping and food district. Would and have highly recommended this hotel to all of my friends.

Having to leave…we stayed halfway through our visit to Japan so every hotel after this was disappointing.

Korinkyo was by far our most favorite hotel during our 2 week trip to Japan. The hotel is lovely, staff was very welcoming and the location is perfect, within walking distance to bus stops and many popular sightseeing spots. Breakfast was also delicious and generous. I highly recommend staying here!

I loved loved loved loved loved this hotel. I wish we stayed more nights. I can't describe the beauty, the comfort, the luxury. I will be back when I visit Kanazawa again

I was not a big fan of the Taiwanese rice porridge for breakfast. Everything was very delicate, to the point of being a bit bland, and I didn't feel like the quantity was enough to keep me fueled. I had to have a snack (and coffee!) in an hour. I understand it's the vibe they are going for, but not for me :)

Beautifully designed hotel with stylish and comfortable rooms. The location was fantastic. Very close to the main attractions of Kanazawa castle, Kenrokuen gardens, modern art museum and the samurai district. The geisha district (Higashi Chaya) was a little further away but still walkable. The Taiwanese breakfast was interesting, but might not be to everyone’s taste.

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