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atsushi chida
Reviews 1

Convenient location in front of Kanazawa Station.
If you use the underground from the station, you do not need an umbrella even when it rains.
There is no complaint about the content of the hotel as it is an airline company, and the response is also good.

s m
Reviews 1

Amenity enhancement. Breakfast buffet was delicious. There is a delicacy system in Japanese food and all items are recommended. In addition to French toast, we also recommend chicken ham, marinated vegetables, bouillabaisse, and steamed vegetable sources. Also all the staff are nice and really great hotel. You could spend more comfortably than a luxury hotel in Tokyo. I want to come back to stay again.

Tanuki
Reviews 1

I used it with a plan that includes breakfast for 2 days and 1 night. The room was clean and nice. There are plenty of amenities, such as makeup remover, cleanser, lotion and milky lotion, so if you're not particular about it, it's best to stay empty-handed. And after all, the rice is delicious! I used the breakfast buffet on the 2nd floor, but the variety of rice is abundant and all are delicious. The staff was also very kind. The location is good, so I definitely want you to stay. In that case, we recommend a plan with breakfast! Thank you very much!

XiangLin Sheng
Reviews 1

I went to lunch at Hotel Nikko Kanazawa's sushi bar Benkei, which had been recommended by a friend for a long time. I could not get sushi at the sushi counter because I did not make a reservation in advance, but I got a kaiseki course. Of course the kaiseki food was also delicious, but I would definitely like to make a reservation and eat sushi next time.

Audrey Guo
Reviews 1

Stayed here for one night, and everything was great! Located super close to the train station, which was convenient when arriving/departing. While the lobby was very beautiful and we'll decorated, the rooms feel slightly dated but otherwise are very clean and comfortable.

LILLY Rose
Reviews 1

Access is very good because there is a bus terminal and bicycle parking lot of cheap and convenient rental cycle called "Machinori" behind the hotel from the eyes and nose from Kanazawa Station.
The decor of the hotel was very clean and the service and food were great.
The breakfast is delicious no matter which one you eat, and you can eat French toast, sweet shrimp, and blue cheese all the time!
As there are foreign staff, I think it is a hotel that can be safe for tourists from overseas.

Daniele Arceri
Reviews 1

The property is located near the station so it is convenient for those traveling by train, the Kenroku park and the main attractions. They are a couple of km away but from the station you can take city buses. The room was clean and spacious enough. The excellent service as well as the buffet breakfast, varied and abundant both to the western and the eastern.

7878 asura
Reviews 1

We went for breakfast buffet only. The content was not ashamed of Japan. Of course, local bouillabaisse, raw ham (roasted pork?) That chef cuts and yogurt to drink are the best
was! Each one is polite and uncompromising. On that day, I felt that the young male staff was full except that they came to lower the chocolate chocolate dish. I want to go again! I think it's cheap!

Yusuf Zarani
Reviews 1

Nikko hotel Kanazawa is a stone throw away from the Kanazawa station taking approximately 5 to 10 minutes to get to by foot. There is also the ability to take the underpass to the Porte Building in which the hotel is housed.

The double room is by far the most spacious room myself and my wife stayed at during our vacation across Japan. The room views were spectacular of the skyline at night.

Being close to the station also gives you the advantage of quick transport to all the tourist areas in the city.

Some of the main attractions in Kanazawa are,
The Kanazawa castle
Kenrokoen gardens
A street that has been conserved from the ancient Samurai era
An area that has been conserved from the era when Geishas roamed the street

KK AO
Reviews 1

The restaurant is also available to non-hotel guests.

We recommend morning buffet and lunch at Japanese restaurant on the 6th floor.

The picture is the Japanese restaurant Benkei's Noroguyaki grilled on the sixth floor. The taste is a bit expensive but the service and the view of the roof garden are also great. Recommended for a little extravagant lunch!

kazuya obata
Reviews 1

It was convenient that I could come from Kanazawa Station through the underground without getting wet.
The restaurant has Japanese food, Western food and several other bars, as well as a full-fledged bar, and the Western restaurant serves a buffet of local seafood.
The single room was an orthodox sized unit bus, but the twin room was very large and I felt it was a luxury.
I felt a sense of luxury in the western style fashionable interior from the front entrance in a state that is often used for weddings.
The staff's response was good and I was very satisfied.

T.
Reviews 1

In Kanazawa, which has a lot of rain, you can go to the hotel without getting wet from the basement of the station. The staff's response and hospitality were great. This time I had a meal at a restaurant in the hotel but it was very delicious. There was a discount on meals as a guest benefit. I feel like I got a little. Also, I want to go to Kanazawa to play.

jonathan lowe
Reviews 1

I was terribly disappointed in this Nikko hotel. It was more like a Holiday Inn than what I expected the Nikko level of quality to be. The bed was hard as a rock and their response was to stuff it with a blanket which was totally unacceptable. The few towels they provided were thin and cheap. Noise from adjoining rooms was annoying. Bathroom amenities were limited. On the plus side the breakfast buffet was excellent but pricey. I would not stay here again.

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About Nikko

ホテル日航金沢は、JR金沢駅前より地下道直結。北陸随一のスケールを誇る地上30階の高層ラグジュアリーホテルです。客室は17階以上にあり、金沢の美しい眺望をご覧いただけます。加賀百万石の歴史と伝統が受け継がれる金沢で、充実した施設ときめ細やかなおもてなしで快適なご滞在をお約束致します。

Nikko: A Luxurious Hotel in Kanazawa

If you're looking for a luxurious hotel in Kanazawa, look no further than Nikko. Located directly underground from JR Kanazawa Station, this high-rise hotel boasts 30 floors and is the largest of its kind in the Hokuriku region. With guest rooms located on the 17th floor or higher, you'll be treated to stunning views of Kanazawa's beautiful scenery.

Nikko is more than just a place to stay - it's an experience. The hotel offers a wide range of facilities and amenities to ensure that your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, Nikko has everything you need to make your trip unforgettable.

One of the standout features of Nikko is its commitment to preserving the history and traditions of Kanazawa. As a city with a rich cultural heritage, it's important that visitors have access to experiences that showcase this unique aspect of Japanese culture. At Nikko, guests can immerse themselves in local customs through activities like tea ceremonies and traditional Japanese flower arrangement classes.

Of course, no luxury hotel would be complete without exceptional dining options - and Nikko certainly delivers on this front. The hotel boasts several restaurants serving up delicious cuisine from around the world, including Japanese, Chinese, French and Italian dishes made with fresh local ingredients.

For those looking for relaxation during their stay at Nikko there are plenty of options available too! The hotel has an indoor pool with panoramic views over the city skyline as well as spa facilities offering massages and other treatments designed to help guests unwind after a long day exploring all that Kanazawa has to offer.

In terms of accommodations themselves at Nikko there are plenty of choices available too! From standard rooms with all necessary amenities included such as air conditioning/heating systems; flat-screen TVs; mini-fridges etc., up through suites which offer even more space along with additional luxuries like private balconies overlooking either downtown or mountainside areas depending on preference!

Overall if you're looking for an unforgettable experience while visiting Japan then look no further than staying at one-of-a-kind luxurious Hotel Nikko located right next door JR station making it easy access anywhere within minutes!