Detailed review & photos “Hyatt House Kanazawa”

Exterior view of the hotel as seen from the Kanazawa Ki Kanazawa Port Exit (West Exit).

Next to it was “Hyatt Centric Kanazawa,” which opened at the same time as “Hyatt House Kanazawa,” and there were two hotels lined up. It is the first international hotel group “Hyatt” in the Hokuriku region.

There is a commercial facility area on the 1st and 2nd floors of the building where “Hyatt House Kanazawa” is located, and it is very convenient because there are many grocery stores, cafes and restaurants.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The door on the inside is locked from 12:00 pm to 6:00 am, and there was also an intercom and a card reader (card key reader) in front.

There were two elevators.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

There was a pathway leading to the lobby.

The lobby was bright and spacious.

There were sofas to sit on.

There was also an object with the motif of Kanazawa’s traditional craft “Mizuhiki,” and behind it was the “H bar” and “H restaurant.”

There were two check in counters.

Toothbrush sets and pajamas were provided next to the front desk, and I was supposed to bring them to my room if necessary.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a toilet and bathroom on the right and an open closet and kitchen on the left.

The room was 41 square meters wide and had a simple, modern interior with bright wooden furnitures and wooden floors.

As it is the best hotel for medium- to long-term stays, many rooms are equipped with kitchens and laundry rooms.

There were two semi-double beds.

Two pillows were prepared on each bed.

There were tables on both sides of the bed. There was a phone, note set and tissue on this side of the bed.

There was an alarm clock on the other side. There were also light switches, outlet and a USB port on both sides of the bed.

TV and dining table in front of the beds.

There was a stool next to the table.

There was a sofa and a table next to the bed. The sofa can also be used as a bed, so this room can fit up to 4 people.

The room seen from the window.

My room was facing the JR Kanazawa station side, so I could see the train, the Shinkansen and a shopping mall called “Kanazawa Forus.”

There was a bathtub with a washing area.

I was able to stretch my legs and relax in the bathtub.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower, and I was able to take a shower comfortably without having any problems with water pressure and temperature control.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided on the shelves in the dressing room in front of the bathroom.

There was plenty of space to put my belongings on the counter next to the sink.

Hand soap and body lotion.

Bath towels, face towels and hand towels.

The toilet was in a separate room.

There was a small sink next to the toilet.

There was a closet next to the window.

There were hangers, iron and an ironing board inside.

There was also an open closet across the bathroom.

Slippers and laundry bags.

There was a kitchen in the room.

Everything necessary to cook were prepared.

Cups, glasses and chinaware.

Bowels and measuring cup.

Frying pan and cutting board.

Knives, spatula and so on.

Microwave and fridge.

There was nothing prepared in the fridge.

Opposite the kitchen was a counter on which two bottles of water were prepared. This can bottle could be used as a tumbler and a water server was installed on each floor.

Electric kettle and coffee machine.

Spoon, coffee and tea.

I had breakfast at the “H Restaurant.”

Guests staying at the hotel can have breakfast at this restaurant.

This is the “H bar” located in the restaurant.

It is used as a cafe during the day and as a bar at night.

The ceiling was stylish.

There was a courtyard called “Mirai no Oka” in the back of the restaurant, and there were also terrace seats. When the weather is nice you can spend a relaxing time here with a cup of tea. There is also an entrance to the commercial facility in the courtyard, and you can enter the commercial facility from here until 19:00.

Breakfast was served buffet style.

Juice and coffee.

This is the “H Market” located in the lobby.

It is open 24 hours a day.

There were local food items and daily necessities that you can take out such as drinks and light meals.

This is the “Kitchen Corner Suite Twin.” This suite is 53 square meters wide and has a living room and bedroom.

This room can accommodate up to 3 adults and 3 children by using a sofa bed, and 4 chairs were installed on the dining table.

The bedroom had two semi-double beds and had the same 55-inch TV as the living room.

The bathroom is similar than the “Kitchen Studio” room which I stayed in, but there was a double sink, so you can get ready in the morning smoothly even if you are staying with 2 or more people!

This is the “Kitchen Suite Twin.” It is the biggest room among all the rooms in the hotel and was 54 square meters wide. The room can accommodate up to 4 adults and 2 children by using a sofa bed.

There was plenty of room in the dining / kitchen space.

Like the kitchen corner suite twin room, the living room and bedroom were separated.

Two semi-double beds.

This room is the only room equipped with a washing machine / dryer which is convenient for those staying long term.

There was a gym on the 4th floor, which can be accessed with a room card key. Various exercise machines were installed, and there was also a free weight area. Towels and a water servers were also prepared.

There was a laundry room on the 4th floor. This hotel has a total of 4 types of rooms, but only the “Kitchen Suite Twin” rooms are equipped with a drum-type washer / dryer. There are 3 washing machines and 3 dryers in the laundry room, and you can wash up to 8kg, so it seems that you can wash at once even if you are staying with your family!

A water server and a microwave oven were installed next to “H Market” in the lobby on the 3rd floor. Water servers are also installed on each floor.

This is the “Higashi Chaya District,” which is a popular tourist spot in Kanazawa. You can enjoy the beautiful old-fashioned cityscape.

Tsuzumi-mon / Motenashi Dome at JR Kanazawa Station.

Kanazawa Station Kanazawa Port Exit (West Exit).