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Hotels for a trip to Kanazawa

Kanazawa, on the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo, is known for its crafts and samurai culture. A hotel that draws on the tea ceremony with tatami rooms, a hotel in front of Omicho Market furnished with local craftsmen's pieces, and rooms that evoke Kaga Yuzen, lacquer and washi.

Inside KUMU Kanazawa by THE SHARE HOTELS
Kanazawa, Ishikawa
1KUMU Kanazawa by THE SHARE HOTELS

A lobby with a lattice ceiling, and Japanese-Western rooms with tatami and a mizuya

Tatami rooms
Inside SOKI KANAZAWA
Kanazawa, Ishikawa
2SOKI KANAZAWA

In front of Omicho Market: natural materials and local craftsmen's pieces

Large bathArchitect-designed
Inside Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa
Kanazawa, Ishikawa
3Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa

Rooms evoking Kaga Yuzen, lacquer and washi

Large bathEnglish website

Planning a stay

Check-in, large baths and tattoo rules for these 3 hotels

3 hotels2 with a large bath1 with tatami
HotelAreaCheck-in / outLarge bathTattoos
KUMU Kanazawa by THE SHARE HOTELSKanazawa15:00 / 10:00——
SOKI KANAZAWAKanazawa15:00 / 11:00Yes—
Mitsui Garden Hotel KanazawaKanazawa15:00 / 11:0015:00–9:00 the next morning (hotel guests)—

From each official website. “—” means the official information we checked does not say.

Questions visitors ask

Which hotels in Kanazawa have a large shared bath?

SOKI KANAZAWA, Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa have a large shared bath (daiyokujo), according to official information. Most are for hotel guests only.

Can I use the baths with tattoos at the hotels in Kanazawa?

The official websites of these hotels do not state a tattoo rule for the bath. Many Japanese baths limit tattoos, so ask the hotel before you book.

What time is check-in at the hotels in Kanazawa?

Check-in is usually from 15:00 at the 3 hotels that publish it; check-out times are in the table above. Some plans differ, so check your booking.

Which hotels in Kanazawa have tatami or Japanese-style rooms?

KUMU Kanazawa by THE SHARE HOTELS have tatami, a raised koagari area or Japanese-style rooms, according to official information. You take off your shoes there.

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