Tradition Meets Comfort: Kanazawa Station Stays

From Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle to the nostalgic Higashi-Chaya District, Kanazawa blends history, beauty, and convenience. The city’s refined culture—shaped by the Maeda clan, one of Japan’s most influential samurai families who once ruled the region—lives on in its gardens, crafts, and cuisine. All of these sights, along with the featured hotels and inns, are within easy reach of Kanazawa Station, making it effortless to explore the city’s timeless elegance.

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Hotel Rashiku-Kanazawa

Situated in the Higashi-Chaya district, just an 8-minute drive from Kanazawa Station, Hotel Rashiku-Kanazawa blends comfort with local elegance. Its interiors feature Kumiko woodwork and a palette of five bold hues known as Kaga Gosai. Guests can enjoy a restful stay with premium bedding selected by certified sleep specialists and start the day with a teishoku-style breakfast at nearby Ichifune.

KKR Hotel Kanazawa

About a 10-minute drive from Kanazawa Station, KKR Hotel Kanazawa offers convenient access to Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenrokuen Garden. The breakfast buffet features over 40 dishes, including locally produced Koshihikari rice, Kanazawa Oden, and Kanazawa Curry. With free stays for elementary school children and infants sharing beds, the hotel is also an excellent choice for families.

Kanazawa New Grand Hotel Prestige

Just minutes from Kanazawa Station and a short walk from Oyama Shrine, which is designated as an Important Cultural Property, Kanazawa New Grand Hotel Prestige blends convenience with local elegance. Room styles range from simple singles to artful deluxe twins inspired by Kanazawa’s aesthetic and the refined spirit of the samurai. Enjoy a Japanese and Western buffet breakfast at Sky Dining on the 12th floor, with panoramic views of Kanazawa’s natural beauty.

Weskii Hotel

Steps away from Kanazawa Station, Weskii Hotel features eight spacious, condominium-style rooms with kitchens, baths, and in-room washer-dryers, including one that can accommodate up to ten guests—ideal for families or groups. Breakfast is served at Campagne Cucina & Bar, a popular Italian restaurant in the station building. Each room includes gold leaf cosmetics, and guests can enjoy gold leaf facials at a dedicated beauty salon—an experience unique to Kanazawa, Japan’s gold leaf capital.

Hotel Trifito Kanazawa

Blending thoughtful design with comfort, Hotel Torifito Kanazawa offers ten distinctive room types suited to any style of travel. The breakfast buffet features local cuisine made with Kaga vegetables and Hokuriku seafood in a bright, open restaurant. Guests can unwind in the public bath, gazing out onto a lantern-lit courtyard that offers a moment of calm at the end of the day.

Maki No Oto Kanazawa

Located in the Higashi-Chaya District, about a 7-minute drive from Kanazawa Station, Maki no Oto Kanazawa offers an intimate stay with just four superior rooms, each designed for comfort and privacy. Breakfast includes the hotel’s signature layered salad in a glass, made with fresh vegetables and cheese, along with freshly baked croissants. The on-site café serves Kaga black tea and handmade chocolates by a pâtissier, perfect for savoring the rich flavors of Kanazawa.

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa combines modern comfort with traditional elegance. Guest rooms feature gold leaf accents and refined Japanese-style interiors that highlight Kanazawa’s craftsmanship. The Obanzai Breakfast Buffet, featuring Kyoto-style home cooking known as obanzai, offers regional specialties like Sea of Japan seafood, Kaga vegetables, and Noto beef. Guests can enjoy the top-floor public bath, with serene views of Kanazawa Castle Park and Kenrokuen Garden.

Kanazawa Chaya

Just a 3-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, Kanazawa Chaya is a cuisine-focused ryokan known for its warm hospitality and refined service as part of the Kagaya Group. Spacious Japanese-style rooms feature latticework and tatami, evoking the charm of traditional Kanazawa. Guests can relax in the garden bath for women or the Japanese cypress bath for men, before savoring kappo-style Japanese cuisine prepared with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and heartfelt care.

Experience Kanazawa, Past and Present

Find your perfect stay near Kanazawa Station and immerse yourself in the beauty of Kanazawa.