Top Hotels Near Chirihama Nagisa Driveway in from AU$138

"Buen hotel, bien situado y muy cómodo y Limpio "

"Great place to stay in the heart of Kanazawa which enabled us to use the local trains and also hire a car and travel to other locations around "

"It’s ok"

"Very nice hotel with nice Japanese decor. Very helpful staff. Good breakfast but a long wait ."

"Excellent hotel with comfortable and spacious rooms. Good location and friendly staff."

"We loved our stay at Dormy Inn! The room was clean and spacious for our family of 5. The staff was friendly and helpful despite our lack of Japanese language. This was our first onsen experience and what a luxury to have so many stalls to wash off in with toiletries provided, as well as the inside and outside options of onsen, dry sauna and cold plunge. The atmosphere is relaxing with low lighting and spa music playing in the background. The only thing missing was signage in English explaining which stations to use in which order, but we followed along with the others and figured it out. We appreciated the free ice pop/ice cream treats and drinks available for after as well as the convenience of free washing machines that were able to be reserved by keys from the front desk. Umbrellas at the front door also came in handy. Convenient location close to the train station (with Starbucks and konbini) for arrival, departure, and the Kanazawa Loop Bus as well as a large shopping center across the street for dining options. The front desk also kindly kept our bags for us after our delicious breakfast buffet and checkout so we could explore Kanazawa on our last day hands free. Would definitely stay here again - thank you Dormy Inn Kanazawa! "

"This is the best smelling hotel I’ve ever stayed in! The staff were very helpful, the facilities were clean and comfy and so was the bed."

"The location was ideal for me. Good breakfast. Rooms are super clean and staff is extremely friendly and helpful. . "

"Two completely different breakfast experiences. The western buffet is mediocre at best, while the Japanese breakfast is a real experience."