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Cosy, clean with contemporary post-industrial design tatami room. It's located 3 bus stops away from Kanazawa Station and is just opposite the bus stop when you alight. As Kanazawa is a very small town, travelling to the main attractions from the hotel is just less than 15 mins by bus. There's a cafe on L1, shared dining space (tea room) on L5 and laundry area & vendin...

The room is beautifully decorated & modern. Lovely staff & reception. Close to Kanazawa station, accessible by walking through a shopping centre which had a large floor of restaurants to try. Very close to bus stop for JR sightseeing bus which was very convenient. Laundromat only has 2 available, so was constantly checking to see if they were free - if they could link...

The location is very convenient, a quick walk from the JR station with buses to get you anywhere you want to go in Kanazawa. The facilities are really really great, and the rooms are enormous for Japan! The free happy hour and free ramen hour are an amazing extra bonus, the noodles are delicious. Breakfast at the hotel is quite good, with quality food and a large varie...

The location is great, a no more than 2 at most 3 minutes’ walk from Kanazawa Station so that it is one push factor towards making Kanazawa a base station for day trips to Kyoto and Shirakawago among many other locations (in any case, Kanazawa is already a great tourist-friendly place to explore); easily you get to your train or bus without having to wake up too early....

Location: The location is awesome, it is just next to Kanazawa station. From Kanazawa station, go to west gate, then turn left, the hotel is next to west gate door, u dont even need to cross the street at all, very convenient. Kanazawa station has many shops to shop and find food, very nice. Room: It is very tiny, this is the tiniest room i ve ever stayed in japan. ...

This is a wonderful hotel to stay in, when exploring Kanazawa. The railway station Kanazawa is about 5-10 mins by foot, the wonderful Oyama Shrine takes 3-5 mins. Right behind it starts the path to the castle ruins and next to it is the magnificent Kenroku-Garden - deemed one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan which I would definitely concur to! There are var...

our family, 2 adults and a 8 years old child, visit japan by train and by bus started from yokohama to hakone, gero, takayama & shirakawa-go, kanazawa, kyoto and nagoya for 10 days trip. we're happy when we arrived in kanazawa since we founded nikko kanazawa hotel is on the road in front of the central train station and bus stop to main attraction area. we've got very...

Was staying in family room with 4 beds include breakfast. Hotel are clean and walk able from Kanazawa Station (only 500mtr). Room are enough for 4 persons with 4 huge luggage Bathroom are huge and clean... Variant breakfast buffet menu (mostly Japanese home cook style) but all foods always yummy... You can find Nato in here, Lotus steam and porridge also and I...

Super clean & new with Muji style aok wood design. Bigger room space as compared to other hotels in Japan. This is the first hotel providing unlimited midnight soba & all day juice, coffee & tea with some Japanese candies / sweet biscuits at the lobby area. The only down side is that you need to walk 5 mins with heavy luggage to the hotel from the Omicho Market bus st...

Very stylish nice hotel in Kanazawa. Good size room for Japan, you can actually open up your suitcase. Although not near the train station there are easy connections by bus, plus if you have a JR rail pass there is a free JR bus that drops you off next to the hotel. There are many high end shops and places to eat right next to the hotel.

We really liked staying at this hotel. It was right in the city center, close to the Kenrokuen, which is a must see if you are in Kanazawa. Although the room was the typical small size for a business hotel in Japan, we were pleasantly surprised by the nice big bed.

the location is close to the bus stop and there are shooping malls connected to the hotel and across the road. Their staff is very helpful and friendly. I was heading to Osaka from Kanazawa and would stay at a private homestay with no frontdesk to hold my luggages in Osaka. The staff was very helpful by trying their best to find the closest place where i could pick my...

The hotel location is pretty close to Kanazawa Station, the staffs are nice and helpful, the room is spacious and clean, there is massage chair inside the room, dedicated room for vending machines in several floors, and onsen, would love to visit kanazawa again and stay at Manten Hotel

Our family of 4 stayed in the deluxe twin room. I emailed the hotel directly to communicate on the booking, and the staff whom I was communicating with had excellent English and was super helpful, which made the entire booking process stress-free. The room had excellent facilities such as charging ports everywhere and the kitchenette had everything you need to prepare ...

Clean, no frill, good service and value for money given the price. Booked first night at SGD 120+ (Due to good friday weekend) and 2nd night at around SGD80+. Room is a bit cramp as usual for Japan hotel - business hotel. 10-12 mins walk from Kanazawa Station or take cab JPY 660-900 depends on traffic. Near to Kenrokuen n Kanazawa Castle too- via short cut walk. By cab...

If you are visiting Kanazawa book your room at Ryokusone asap! From beautiful decor, exceptional concierge and guest services, to the best food we have had in Japan, do yourself a favor and make sure you you stay with the folks at Ryokusone for at least one night. We selected breakfast only as an option, but judging by the amazing experience we had I can only imagine w...

I have been to a few hostels in Tokyo and Kanazawa and K's in Kanazawa is so far my favorite. The staff is incredibly nice, the location makes it easy to walk anywhere within 10 minutes, and for the price, you get a ton. There are other hostels in Kanawaza that are more expensive, yet I find K's to have everything you need at a very good price. I recommend booking a...

There always someone kind surrounding you especially Japan. My husband left his wallet in the cab without our knowing and we departed to another town. We gave a call to hotel when we noticed and the lady feel so bless to hear from us as the driver sent his wallet back to the hotel. nothing gone missing at all! Big thanks to mr driver and the everyone from h...

Had been traveling many nights in various hotels in Japan and at the close of my visit, appreciated having some of the comforts of "home" - western style beds, towels, and space. Especially enjoyed taking family members to the top floor for a fabulous tepppanyaki dinner with a beautiful view of the city. Rooms were spacious, elegantly designed and service was thorough...

The rooms were a little cramped, but certainly no more than any other typical hotel in Japan. Staff friendly and helpful. There's a rooftop onsen to relax in after a long day's walking, with views over the city. The hotel has an eco-friendly policy, explained on a little card in your room, where you can opt to have your room tidied but the sheets and towels not repl...

We spent two wonderful, relaxing nights at this superb hotel, just a couple of blocks from the famous Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle. The front desk staff went out of their way to accommodate our request to store our luggage before checkin and after checkout, graciously helping us with our heavy suitcases. We stayed in one of the lovely tatami rooms, Japanese sty...

I had an extremely pleasant and memorable 6-night stay at Kanazawa Sainoniwa Hotel. While the hotel itself is not close to Kanazawa Station (it probably takes 15 to 20 minutes on foot), it does provides free shuttle service, with an 11-seat shuttle van travelling at an interval of every 30 to 60 minutes. It is sufficiently convenient. On my first night, I only managed...

The location of the hotel is not the best one, it is in a Kanazawa district which is not really far from downtown, but you need to take a long walk to reach the city center. Still if the purpose is visiting Kanazawa the this hotel is a good option, it is clean, good rooms, the bed is a little small but I guess that always happens in Japan.

Planned for 1 night, end up extend for another 2 nights, comfortable and relax especially the female dorm have full privacy by their own, female area is separated with security password, inside the female area have bathroom, relaxing area for dining/reading, and mini coffee/tea making & etc. Location also perfect, it's very short walking distance (about 5 min walk) f...

Hotel Kanazawa is located less than a 5 minutes walk from the eastern exit of JR Kanazawa Station, making it very convenient to get to especially after a long train trip. Right in front of the hotel is the local bus interchange/hub, where buses going to all corners of the city start their journey. Also, buses going to the famous attraction of Shirakawa-go depart from t...

This was the first stop of our two weeks in Japan, and we fell in love with Kanazawa and in large part to HATCHi. We booked a whole room for our group of 5, which came with 4 bunk beds (8 beds) and huge windows to look out onto the street. Beautiful any time of the day. The city is so quiet and it's a really short walk to everything we wanted to do in Kanazawa - the ol...

i like the hostel. cheap, clean, wide and what i expect from a hostel. quite far from Kanazawa station but walkable. and its not that expensive to hire a taxi, aroun 800 yen. great deal when you share with your friends or other guest when you check out and need to go back to Kanazawa St.
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Very clean, well organized and pleasant. Perfect location, close to the station, and walking distance to the market and all the sites. However, you have to be aware that it is very tiny. not for people traveling with lots of stuff of too bulky... the photos tell it.

The hostel is really central and at walking distance from all the sightseeing spots and from Kanazawa train station. It is extremely clean and the beds are comfortable. The best thing is the staff tho: the guy at the reception (can’t remember the name, sorry!) is super welcoming and chilled and when I asked him help to find a doctor he did everything he could to help m...

I had a great stay in this hostel, staff was helpful, they helped me book a night bus ticket back to tokyo, and I accidentally left my things there and they kept it for me til the next day, met a bunch of great travellers here had a random uno night with them, great time! oh they also give free plum wine after 9 pm so generous of them, and the location is great only 3 ...

Clean, no frill, good service and value for money given the price. Booked first night at SGD 120+ (Due to good friday weekend) and 2nd night at around SGD80+. Room is a bit cramp as usual for Japan hotel - business hotel. 10-12 mins walk from Kanazawa Station or take cab JPY 660-900 depends on traffic. Near to Kenrokuen n Kanazawa Castle too- via short cut walk. By cab...

I have been to a few hostels in Tokyo and Kanazawa and K's in Kanazawa is so far my favorite. The staff is incredibly nice, the location makes it easy to walk anywhere within 10 minutes, and for the price, you get a ton. There are other hostels in Kanawaza that are more expensive, yet I find K's to have everything you need at a very good price. I recommend booking a...

We stayed one night in this Kanazawa guest house East mountain. The place is cozy, clean, tidy. Even though it is quite strange to sleep when walls are so thin and you know that there is someone behind this wall (there are no lockers in the rooms) :) The place is about 15min walking distance from Kanazawa station, and about 10min to Kenrokuen gardens. Overall, we rea...

We enjoy walking, so the 10-25 minutes to all the top sights were nice for us. Great value for money. We were 4 minutes from the station, yet on a quiet street with one of the best and sake bars EVER with extremely professional connoisseurs. The hosts were so friendly and great to chat with. They were also so helpful in recommending spots to eat and drink in the town t...

This was the first stop of our two weeks in Japan, and we fell in love with Kanazawa and in large part to HATCHi. We booked a whole room for our group of 5, which came with 4 bunk beds (8 beds) and huge windows to look out onto the street. Beautiful any time of the day. The city is so quiet and it's a really short walk to everything we wanted to do in Kanazawa - the ol...

It was a pleasant single night there. The staff is friendly and provide explanations available in English as well. The dormitory part in itself is also very clean and there is everything you need : towels, pajamas, toothbrush, hair comb, beauty products ... A locker is available for you to put your bag in (not a suitcase tho, but there is a dedicated space for that too...

Planned for 1 night, end up extend for another 2 nights, comfortable and relax especially the female dorm have full privacy by their own, female area is separated with security password, inside the female area have bathroom, relaxing area for dining/reading, and mini coffee/tea making & etc. Location also perfect, it's very short walking distance (about 5 min walk) f...

The experience was fun and worth it. Mr. Akinobu is approachable and accomodating. He offered us a ride from Kanazawa Eki back and forth which is really convenient. The place is clean and quite. Very near the city proper and also near the famous tourist spots like Kanazawa Castle, etc. I will be back in Kanazawa and I will stay again at Kanazawa Hub 105. Kudos!

I took the tatami room for a couple. The house location is ideal quiet location between Kanazawa station and Omi-cho market and Kanazawa castle. The house has a very cozy feeling with reception area for free drinks and TV. Bathroom and Kitchen areas were very clean and the check-in, check-out was very easy. I will stay there again for my next trip to Kanazawa!

There always someone kind surrounding you especially Japan. My husband left his wallet in the cab without our knowing and we departed to another town. We gave a call to hotel when we noticed and the lady feel so bless to hear from us as the driver sent his wallet back to the hotel. nothing gone missing at all! Big thanks to mr driver and the everyone from h...

I travel to Shaq Bighouse when I was staying in Kanazawa. Although it is not situated near Kanazawa station, rather it situated near many tourist attractions include Ohmicho market, Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen. Simply take off the luggage and you can take just few minutes to walk there. The hostel is unlike what I lived in Japan previously. The concourse at ground fl...

i like the hostel. cheap, clean, wide and what i expect from a hostel. quite far from Kanazawa station but walkable. and its not that expensive to hire a taxi, aroun 800 yen. great deal when you share with your friends or other guest when you check out and need to go back to Kanazawa St.

We really liked staying at this hotel. It was right in the city center, close to the Kenrokuen, which is a must see if you are in Kanazawa. Although the room was the typical small size for a business hotel in Japan, we were pleasantly surprised by the nice big bed.

Kanazawa Station East gate have a map to show the walking direction. Easy to find. Very close to Castle Inn Kanazawa and Hotel Econo Kanazawa. 15 mins walk to the fish market and shopping centre around. Or you can take the bus to the shopping area. Very clean and nice walking area. The Onsen is very small. No Wifi and Internet in the room.

The rooms were a little cramped, but certainly no more than any other typical hotel in Japan. Staff friendly and helpful. There's a rooftop onsen to relax in after a long day's walking, with views over the city. The hotel has an eco-friendly policy, explained on a little card in your room, where you can opt to have your room tidied but the sheets and towels not repl...

Location: The location is awesome, it is just next to Kanazawa station. From Kanazawa station, go to west gate, then turn left, the hotel is next to west gate door, u dont even need to cross the street at all, very convenient. Kanazawa station has many shops to shop and find food, very nice. Room: It is very tiny, this is the tiniest room i ve ever stayed in japan. ...

We stayed here for 1 night. To us, it is worth the money, as this hotel is the cheapest against other 'brand name' hotels in Kanazawa, but it is better if you have a car, since the location is not really convenient for ppl not having a car. It is clean, the size of the room is ok, helpful staff. Highly recommend the hotel to provide customers with free parking space...

I visited Yuwaku because of the anime Hanasaku Iroha. I tried booking ryokan in Yuwaku, however, most of them don't serve one guest, so I had no choice but choose to stay in Yuwaku Guest House. I book the family room, which is big enough for a family, although I am the one and only one stay there. I have to set up my own bed before sleep because there is no one se...

The location of the hotel is not the best one, it is in a Kanazawa district which is not really far from downtown, but you need to take a long walk to reach the city center. Still if the purpose is visiting Kanazawa the this hotel is a good option, it is clean, good rooms, the bed is a little small but I guess that always happens in Japan.

I stayed in this hotel for 1 night and was pretty satisfied with everything. Clean and spacious room (twin in the 8F), variety of food and drinks in baffle-style breakfast (both Japanese and western) and very friendly and helpful staff (a lady at the breakfast lounge offered me a unique Amazake, sweet drink made of fermented brown rice flavored with great tea!) Im Ja...

Very stylish nice hotel in Kanazawa. Good size room for Japan, you can actually open up your suitcase. Although not near the train station there are easy connections by bus, plus if you have a JR rail pass there is a free JR bus that drops you off next to the hotel. There are many high end shops and places to eat right next to the hotel.
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our family, 2 adults and a 8 years old child, visit japan by train and by bus started from yokohama to hakone, gero, takayama & shirakawa-go, kanazawa, kyoto and nagoya for 10 days trip. we're happy when we arrived in kanazawa since we founded nikko kanazawa hotel is on the road in front of the central train station and bus stop to main attraction area. we've got very...

Was staying in family room with 4 beds include breakfast. Hotel are clean and walk able from Kanazawa Station (only 500mtr). Room are enough for 4 persons with 4 huge luggage Bathroom are huge and clean... Variant breakfast buffet menu (mostly Japanese home cook style) but all foods always yummy... You can find Nato in here, Lotus steam and porridge also and I...

Super clean & new with Muji style aok wood design. Bigger room space as compared to other hotels in Japan. This is the first hotel providing unlimited midnight soba & all day juice, coffee & tea with some Japanese candies / sweet biscuits at the lobby area. The only down side is that you need to walk 5 mins with heavy luggage to the hotel from the Omicho Market bus st...

Very stylish nice hotel in Kanazawa. Good size room for Japan, you can actually open up your suitcase. Although not near the train station there are easy connections by bus, plus if you have a JR rail pass there is a free JR bus that drops you off next to the hotel. There are many high end shops and places to eat right next to the hotel.

the location is close to the bus stop and there are shooping malls connected to the hotel and across the road. Their staff is very helpful and friendly. I was heading to Osaka from Kanazawa and would stay at a private homestay with no frontdesk to hold my luggages in Osaka. The staff was very helpful by trying their best to find the closest place where i could pick my...

The hotel location is pretty close to Kanazawa Station, the staffs are nice and helpful, the room is spacious and clean, there is massage chair inside the room, dedicated room for vending machines in several floors, and onsen, would love to visit kanazawa again and stay at Manten Hotel

If you are visiting Kanazawa book your room at Ryokusone asap! From beautiful decor, exceptional concierge and guest services, to the best food we have had in Japan, do yourself a favor and make sure you you stay with the folks at Ryokusone for at least one night. We selected breakfast only as an option, but judging by the amazing experience we had I can only imagine w...

Had been traveling many nights in various hotels in Japan and at the close of my visit, appreciated having some of the comforts of "home" - western style beds, towels, and space. Especially enjoyed taking family members to the top floor for a fabulous tepppanyaki dinner with a beautiful view of the city. Rooms were spacious, elegantly designed and service was thorough...

We spent two wonderful, relaxing nights at this superb hotel, just a couple of blocks from the famous Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle. The front desk staff went out of their way to accommodate our request to store our luggage before checkin and after checkout, graciously helping us with our heavy suitcases. We stayed in one of the lovely tatami rooms, Japanese sty...

I had an extremely pleasant and memorable 6-night stay at Kanazawa Sainoniwa Hotel. While the hotel itself is not close to Kanazawa Station (it probably takes 15 to 20 minutes on foot), it does provides free shuttle service, with an 11-seat shuttle van travelling at an interval of every 30 to 60 minutes. It is sufficiently convenient. On my first night, I only managed...

The staff are incredibly friendly, the rooms are very relaxing, and the onsen is amazing. If you are looking for a couple days of relaxation during hour trip, this is a great place to do it. Note, you should be comfortable with traditional Japanese food to really enjoy the experience. Definitely have the dinner. There is no lunch served on the property. Note, there are...

Kokusai hotel might be far from the city's centre but you can rent a bicycle and cycle your way to the most famous sightseeings. The service was very friendly and helpful. The actual room was spacious and had an incredible view. Everything was tidy and clean, nothing seemed to be out of order. I would most definitely book another night just to get away of the big city!...

I stayed in this hotel for 1 night and was pretty satisfied with everything. Clean and spacious room (twin in the 8F), variety of food and drinks in baffle-style breakfast (both Japanese and western) and very friendly and helpful staff (a lady at the breakfast lounge offered me a unique Amazake, sweet drink made of fermented brown rice flavored with great tea!) Im Ja...

Our stay was extremely pleasant as we were blessed with a pleasant room, extremely helpful staff and sumptuous meals. It fulfilled our desire of a more unique and traditional stay and by far exceeded our expectations. Mikki, the female attendant who was helping us most of the time made our stay especially inviting as she was very warm and welcoming. On top of doing wh...

The experience was fun and worth it. Mr. Akinobu is approachable and accomodating. He offered us a ride from Kanazawa Eki back and forth which is really convenient. The place is clean and quite. Very near the city proper and also near the famous tourist spots like Kanazawa Castle, etc. I will be back in Kanazawa and I will stay again at Kanazawa Hub 105. Kudos!

For 2 of us, the stand alone 2 level house with 3 rooms was just too big. We did not know that when we book. It should not be named as Ryokan, which usually include full service. Basically it was like renting a home, without any attending staff. The area is also in the middle of entertainment district with restaurants, bars and karaoke joints.

The location is little far away from Kanazawa station, especially in winter, the road was covered by snow, it took twice time carry the luggage from station to accommodation. So we sincerely recommend calling the taxi on check-in day.But the rest of it, it quite nice experience.The host is so kind to tell us lots of useful information for traveling.And also gave us his...

This was the best hotel we stayed in during our travel to Japan. It is a 10 - 15 min (flat, not hilly) walk to the main Kanazawa train station however definitely worth it if the price remains reasonable. Why its worth it? Great size rooms, super clean and tidy, large T.V with inbuilt Netflix for those rest days / evenings, basic but lovely toast breakfast complementary...
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Traveler impressions of Kanazawa
A nice place to visit, with lots of heritage buildings and good food for travels. A quiet place to relax yourself!
Stay 2 nights so that can have enough time to see the city. Clean city. Can board the highland bus to Shirakawa-go and Takayama.
The Omo-cho market is a must go...for fresh sashimi and street food. There is a noodle shop that also cooks them.
A beautiful city with treelined avenues and friendly citizens. Wonderful sightseeing and great food - particularly the exceptionally fresh fish.
Kanazawa is worth two days at most. If you have a JR train pass you'll probably make a stop before continuing on to Kyoto or Takayama.
One can cover the main tourist attractions by taking the loop bus from the railway station. It cost 500 yen- very reasonable
Omicho market was very interesting with a variety of seafood and eateries. Enjoyed the seafood lunch at the market.
Kanazawa has many historically interesting places, so it is best for travelers who wish to go to sightseeing instead of shopping or nightlife.
The people in Kanazawa are very friendly and make every effort to be helpful. As a result most experiences turn out to be very positive.
This is a wonderful city. There were many tourists with us sharing the cherry blossom grandeur, and most of them were Japanese which was great! The community is so friendly and helpful, and the city is well signposted for visitors.
The Shinkansen is coming to Kanazawa very soon. The reason why? Kyoto is full of hordes of people and Kanazawa has alot of attractions to keep tourists busy for at least 4 nights - or even more.
Less crowded than the big city as Osaka, Tokyo, even the small touristic city as Kobe. However it is interesting to visit the kenrokuen garden and the fish market (15 mins by walk from the kanazawa station)
Kanazawa is a small city so it is easy to walk to most places so you don't need a car. It has a castle, beautiful garden and other historical sites.
Kanazawa ia also called little Kyoto. Rich in Japanese traditional upper class culture. Beautiful place to be.
Their Tourist Information Center is quite helpful (free internet and good English speakers) and gave me discount coupons for some attractions.
The city is very clean, the people is very nice and friendly. There also a festival which held every first Saturday in June every year.
Kanazawa is a welcoming city with a great al of historic and cultural interest, both ancient and modern.
This place is great - full of sight seeing and shopping, and most importantly the hotel offers free onsen (hotspring) so it is very good place to be in.
nice garden at kenrokuen, stumbled upon some firefly festival when we were there in june near the castle area, very nice
We went for the 'Kanazawa Hyakumangoku Festival', which was great, but we were also surprised at how lovely the city was in addition to this.
We walk from the hotel to Omachi market, follow by the Kanazawa castle. Next to the castle is the Kenrokuen garden.
Kanazawa is a city rich in history and provides a unique insight into Japanese culture and craftwork.
Great garden, easy to travel to the garden, only 20-30 mins by bus, from the bus terminal.The small stores around the garden are interesting to visit.
It is a middle-sized city, with a very famous garden and a very famous contemporary museum, which was somewhat disappointing.
Kanazawa is not a big city but there are many things you will love to explore such as Kanazawa Castle, Kenrokuen Garden, Samurai House, Ninja Temple, etc.
We basicly walked through all the major attractions from the ninja temple to kenrokuen garden to the samurai district.
Travel about 1 hours out from the main station can see beautiful natural surrounding,water flowing sound,mineral hotspring and mountains.
Place to visit in Kanazawa: Kenrokuen, Kanazawa castle, Geisha district, Samurai street, Ninja Temple.
Kanazawa is a very quiet and peaceful place. The must seen tourist destinations are Kanazawa castle, kenrokuen, Geisha district, Samurai district, and Ninja temple.
You can find so many attractions, Garden(Kenroku en ), Old towns(Tea Town, Buke), and fresh sea foods.
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Temples, shrines, castles, and museums offer a number of opportunities to spend the day when in Kanazawa. But the most popular of all the sites is the Kenroku-en Garden, or the Garden of the Six Attributes. There are a number of districts that draw many tourists, including those of the samurai and geisha. The Nagamachi Samurai District recreates the feel of samurai housing. The Nomura House is open to the public, and a couple houses that would belong to low-ranking samurai offer a nice place to rest. For the life of the geisha, head to Higashi Chaya-gai and check out the Shima House. The temple district of Teramachi is also a popular part of the city. Although said to be not associated with actual ninja assassins, the Ninja Temple is an exciting stop with features that make you wonder if ninjas actually did live here. The Kanazawa Castle Site, Kazuemachi, and the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum add to the excitement that can be found in this beautiful city.
Be sure to check out the interactive map of Kanazawa for information on hotel locations, attractions, and must-see destinations.