Kagaya has been winning the first prize for the 100 best ryokans in Japan selected by specialists of travel industry for the last 30 years. Its high quality of hospitality is full of fine-tuned attentiveness and consideration accumulated over years. Here in Kagaya, you can experience the legendary hospitality while making yourself at home.
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Tadaya's spacious indoor baths provide splendid views of the bay beyond the wall-size windows. Outdoor baths, located just 2 meters from the sea, enable you to experience a breathtaking natural beauty. After a soak, enjoy marvelous sunset views from your spacious room as well as fresh seasonal cuisine.
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In Edo Period, the Lord Maeda's minister Araya Gen'emon ordered this ryokan to be the hot spring bathing place for the lords of generations. Since then, 18 generations of the same family owns this ryokan. Please enjoy the cuisine of good tableware and best quality materials, as well as abundant hot water.
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Beniya Mukayu boasts its cool, modern sophistication, where the open spaces and minimalist design lend themselves to serene contemplation. The 17 rooms come in a seclusion of Japanese, Western and mixed styles, but all provide outdoor baths where you can soak in alkaline onsen waters said to alleviate nerve disorders and joint pain.
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Nestled in the rustic forested hills of Yamanaka alongside the murmuring Daishoji River, The Kayotei is an intimate and luxurious inn. 10 suites are arranged in the traditional sukiya style and feature spacious rooms with views of the lush greenery. The Kayotei is recommended for overseas travelers in search of an authentic Japanese travel experience.
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ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kanazawa is a popular stop for travelers with traditional hospitality and excellent facilities. Spaciously designed and beautifully decorated, the rooms provide a splendid place to bask in tranquility. Japanese, Chinese, Western and teppanyaki-style restaurants offer you a sophisticated dining experience.
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Hotel Nikko Kanazawa combines an elegant European ambience with the beauty of the four seasons, while being perfectly located at a short distance of some of the most popular attractions. Its formidable 130–meter-high building, the tallest on the Japan Sea side of the country, offers breathtaking views of the sea, mountains and the city.
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