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Following last year, we stayed again over the New Year holidays. With traditional New Year decorations and osechi at breakfast, we were able to enjoy the unique atmosphere of Kanazawa, and once again had a very satisfying stay. This year there was also snow on the ground, making the view of Kanazawa from our high-floor room even more memorable. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much for everything this time as well.

The Room was spacious and even had a massage chair, and I was able to stay very comfortably without any electronic noises or water sounds. The meals were delicious as well. I would stay again.\nIt’s a bit far from the station, but it was walkable.

This was my second stay. As before, the front desk staff were polite and kind, and I had a very pleasant stay. The Room facilities are a bit old, but everything is well cleaned and there were no issues at all. Breakfast is included, and it was great to be able to enjoy Kanazawa’s famous Champion Curry. The scrambled eggs at breakfast were delicious; I put them on rice and poured Champion Curry over it, and it was excellent. It’s an affordable Hotel that I’m very satisfied with.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay during the Obon holiday period. It was a distance from the station by car, but I chose it because parking was free. The parking lot in front of the Hotel filled up quickly if I arrived a bit late, but the Hotel had secured additional parking behind the building, and there is an entrance at the back as well, so it was not a problem at all. Perhaps because I made my Reservation one month in advance, the rate was also a good deal. Also, with Omicho Market nearby and popular spots like Hachiban Ramen and Noboru Ramen located roughly between Kanazawa Station and the Hotel, it was very convenient. The bed was nice and fluffy. The coin laundry could get crowded depending on the day, but I was still able to use it without trouble. I did not add breakfast when making my Reservation, but by requesting it by the day before, I could get it at a slightly discounted price. I added breakfast only on the last day. The selection—including drinks—was extensive, and above all, the white rice was delicious. The Hotel staff were kind and carefully explained how to use buses or taxis to get to the station. There were welcome drinks in my Room, and for a Multiple Night Stay they also replenished items such as coffee. It was my first time staying at an APA Hotel, and it lived up to its reputation—I felt it is a trustworthy Hotel. One thing that concerned me was a moldy smell in the bathroom. I couldn’t tell whether it came from the shower curtain or near the ventilation fan area, but every time I opened the unit bath door I noticed it, which was stressful. There was also a place to hang clothes between my Room entrance door and the unit bath area, but I didn’t feel comfortable using it because I worried odors might transfer. Still, overall I am very satisfied with my stay. Thank you very much.

Their courteous service was excellent. I would like to use them again.

The location was excellent, and it was convenient to be able to stop by during the day to drop off our luggage. Breakfast was delicious as well. At first I felt a little nervous because the front desk staff member was from overseas, but she assisted us very politely and made us feel at ease. I definitely want to visit Kanazawa again, and when I do, I’d love to stay here again!

We stayed with three people for sightseeing in Kanazawa. It was our first time here, and we felt the location was ideal for visiting the main attractions. For an early start, Kanazawa Castle Park, Kenrokuen Garden, and Omicho Market are all within walking distance, and Oyama Shrine and museums are also close by. You can also easily reach classic spots such as Kazuemachi Chaya District and Higashi Chaya District. We used the affiliated parking lot next to the Hotel, but since you enter through narrow alleys and a shopping street, it may be a little hard to find. However, it’s reasonably priced until 10:00 a.m. the next morning, so we recommend using it. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, as well as convenience stores and department stores, making it comfortable not only for sightseeing but for everyday needs too. It was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t use the large public bath (alternating hours for men and women) or enjoy the welcome drink due to timing. The breakfast venue was spacious with sofa seating, and we were able to relax and enjoy both Japanese- and Western-style buffet options. The amenities were well stocked, and we appreciated the free laundry facilities and manga lending service. When we visit Kanazawa again, we would definitely like to stay here again.

Because my paternal family grave is in Kanazawa, I stay one night in Kanazawa every year. I’ve stayed at various places, but this year I chose this Hotel for its convenient access from Musashigatsuji. The group has sister Hotels in places like Atami, so I was somewhat familiar with the concept, and it felt like a clean and comfortable space. In a positive sense, it’s a minimalist design with no unnecessary extras. Considering the price range, both the Room and the shared spaces inside the Hotel were more than satisfactory. The large public bath had a better atmosphere than expected, and the interior fittings were excellent; I also appreciated being able to enjoy coffee milk after bathing. On the other hand, there are essentially no amenities provided, so I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone expecting amenities. As for everything outside the Hotel itself, the location is excellent—not only is Omicho Market very close, but if you don’t mind walking you can also reach Korinbo, Higashi Chaya District, Kazuemachi Chaya District, and Kanazawa Station on foot for an efficient way to enjoy Kanazawa.

Conveniently located near the station and easy to find. Although the selection is limited, a free breakfast is included. There is also a large public bath, and since I stayed in the East Wing, I could go there in my Room wear, which was very satisfying. I will use it again if I visit Kanazawa.

What’s fascinating about Nana’s philosophy is how deliberately it reduces “information density.” Even with just a one-night stay, I could clearly feel the Accommodation’s concept: 1) No excessive signage or posters inside 2) No filling the space with background music 3) Avoiding harsh lighting 4) Minimizing digital noise as much as possible Through the space, sound, light, and service, it conveyed the idea that “silence isn’t emptiness—it’s a state where only what’s necessary remains.” The staff were outstanding from the moment I pulled into the parking area until they saw me off the next morning. I believe this reflects an intentional design by the owners (a couple): creating a place to Clear people’s senses. 5) The main focus is not “people,” but “place” and “nature” → Prioritizing “what you feel” over “who made it.” 6) A commitment to completing the Accommodation as a “work” → Only three rooms; no adding more Facility features. No indiscriminate advertising. → A mindset of “only those who understand need to come,” aligned with traditional house restoration values. You could say this is for travelers whose purpose is to feel restored and re-centered: 7) Your body resets in the Onsen 8) Your senses reset through fire and food 9) Your mind resets through satoyama landscapes and an old folk house → Redefining travel from consumption to renewal. As tools for restoration, it offers free-flowing natural hot spring water, silence, an aesthetic space, and an Accommodation with high experiential value. → Not just “staying overnight,” but a trip where something changes. Nana’s philosophy feels almost perfectly aligned—its ideas and their realization overlap naturally. Among all the places I’ve stayed in Japan over the past few years, this was the best. In other words, choosing Nana—even for just one night—as a journey to re-center my senses and experience it as a complete work turned out exactly right. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I stayed here as a solo traveler. It’s within walking distance of the Higashi Chaya District, and during cherry blossom season it’s a great place for a stroll! Since you can rent the entire house exclusively, I was able to relax and take my time. The bath was especially wonderful! The Facility and amenities were also excellent, with the latest appliances—almost too good for just one night. Next time, I’d like to buy local vegetables and fish and cook in the well-equipped kitchen.

This is a historic, long-established Onsen Ryokan, but the baths and Rooms have been renovated, so we were able to relax comfortably. The meals were also delicious, enjoyed while appreciating both mountain and seafood specialties. I would definitely like to stay here again if I have the chance.

This was my first stay, and everything about the room was wonderfully arranged, with the luxurious earthen floor space being particularly impressive. The small flowers arranged were cute, and the incense perfectly matched the ambiance. This time was a one-night stay, but I'm already looking forward to staying longer next time and taking it slow. I am filled with gratitude for the staff member who kindly explained everything. Thank you very much!

My previous stay was so fulfilling that I decided to visit again. Another reason for choosing this accommodation was the cherry blossoms, and I was able to enjoy the view of the blooming cherry blossoms along Asano River from my room. Combined with the atmosphere of the traditional townhouse, it felt as though all of Kanazawa's charm was encapsulated in this accommodation. I even hesitated to leave for sightseeing. The owner's thoughtful hospitality was also wonderful, such as taking photos for me and kindly introducing the room in detail. If I have another opportunity, I would definitely love to visit again.

Located just a 2-3 minute walk from Musashigatsuji, this accommodation is tucked into a quiet alley. The building is compact but perfectly suitable for a group of four to stay overnight. It features a small kitchen and microwave, making it convenient to enjoy dinner with items purchased from Omicho Market or Meitetsu M'za. A convenience store is also nearby, adding to the ease of your stay. Oyama Shrine, Kanazawa Castle Park, and Kenrokuen Garden are all within walking distance, making this an excellent base for sightseeing. There is one parking space available at the back of the property that can accommodate a one-box car size vehicle—ideal for families or groups.

In the heart of Higashi Chaya District, this Accommodation lets you stay as if living in a Kanazawa machiya townhouse, and it remains one of the most memorable Hotels I have ever stayed in. As soon as you step inside, the gentle scent of wood fills the air and naturally calms you. While preserving the charm of an old machiya, the interior has been refined into a modern, sophisticated space, and my stay was comfortable from start to finish. The passage garden leading from the entrance to the living room reinterprets a traditional machiya layout as a contemporary art gallery, creating a distinctive atmosphere from the moment you arrive. With part of one living-room wall opened up, it retains that classic machiya serenity while adding just the right sense of openness. On the first floor, warmth from natural wood is balanced beautifully with a palette of brown, white, cream, and black. Everything—from pendant lights to furniture and small details—has been carefully chosen for a cohesive look that shows great taste down to every corner. The table in particular stood out: its texture evoked Noto washi paper and kurikawa-zome (chestnut husk dyeing), and it felt like local culture and craftsmanship were seamlessly woven into the space. The bath and wash area are modern and spotless in crisp black-and-white tones, and even the scent of Aesop hand soap and bath amenities was wonderfully soothing. Upstairs retains even more of the original wooden character of a machiya, offering a different kind of quiet calm. The bedroom lighting—soft like moonlight—was especially memorable and perfectly suited to the mood. Another unique highlight is being able to whisk matcha in your room. The tea kettle, bowls, and other tools are thoughtfully selected; using vessels that reflect Kanazawa- and Noto-area traditional crafts made preparing matcha yourself feel truly special. With clear instructions provided, it’s easy to enjoy even for first-timers. Unlike having tea at a tourist spot, making matcha in this quiet machiya setting felt deeply relaxing. Open the windows and you can sense both the stillness of this teahouse district and hints of local daily life beyond it. Rather than simply visiting as a tourist, being able to blend into the neighborhood is an experience that’s hard to find at an ordinary Hotel. Breakfast was at Miso Soup Club just a short walk away; I enjoyed a nourishing Japanese breakfast with hearty miso soup packed with ingredients along with egg over rice (tamago kake gohan) and small side dishes. This is an Accommodation I would highly recommend for anyone who wants to savor Kanazawa’s culture, craftsmanship—and unhurried quiet time—with care.

We stayed as a family. The location was very convenient, the surroundings were quiet, and there were all the essential household items we needed, so we could always enjoy warm meals. Everyone in our family had their privacy, and we were able to stay comfortably and stress-free, as if we were living there. Thank you very much!

I arrived early with very heavy luggage, and the host handled everything smoothly. The shared areas were clean, tidy, and well maintained; the lockers had locks, and there were plenty of restrooms and showers available. The Accommodation owner paid close attention to every detail of the Facility, which made my stay feel very reassuring.

Since it had been a while since my last visit to Kanazawa, I wanted to stay at a whole house rental property and found Kikunoya. It was very nice. The property is a renovated machiya, and while I usually prefer futons over beds for the traditional atmosphere, the bed at Kikunoya matched the room so well, and I was tired, so I used the bed throughout my stay. The bed itself was very comfortable, and I liked it, but the location of the room with the bed was in a position where outside noise was quite noticeable, so guests should be aware of that. However, the noise was not so bothersome that I continued using the bed for two nights. That said, next time I stay at Kikunoya, I might try sleeping in the back room with a futon. What surprised me at Kikunoya was the abundance of tableware. There were even lacquered trays in the drawers of the box stairs, and I was truly amazed by the number of glasses available, enough to host a party. Additionally, all the tableware you might want is available, so you can easily procure delicious side dishes (Western or Japanese) from the Omi market, quickly prepare rice and soup, and enjoy a leisurely meal at the property with local sake from a liquor store in Kanazawa. I plan to do that next time. It was an enjoyable stay. Thank you very much.

We stayed as a family of six. The whole house rental was excellent! We would love to use it again!