Detailed review & photos “Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa”

The hotel was modern Japanese which was very stylish.

The lobby was hard to seen from the outside because of the wooden design on the outside.

At night the wooden design was lit-up.

Hotel sign next to the entrance.

A small Japanese garden next to the entrance.

The entrance was not big.

There were two doors at the entrance, and the door leading straight to the lobby had a golden design which was very stylish.

The entrance seen from the inside.

There was a lobby as soon as I entered the hotel. The lobby was not big, but it was simple and chic.

A place to sit down.

The front desk was right across the entrance. Behind the front desk was a Kanazawa style art which would look nice in photos. It was crowded when I checked in, but there were many staff standing at the front desk, so I was able to check in smoothly.

An entrance at the back.

There was a pathway leading to a street behind the hotel.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

An interesting object by the elevator.

Inside the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

The superior twin room is 23.5m² and was very spacious. There was plenty of space to open up my luggage on the floor even with two people. It was very clean and comfortable.

The room felt a bit dark, perhaps due to bad weather, but the lights here and there created a stylish atmosphere.

There were two twin beds. The beds were spacious and big enough for one person. The mattress was a little stiff, but it was comfortable to sleep on. There were both hard and soft pillows prepared, so I could sleep very comfortably.

Above the headboard was a colorful Japanese design using Kaga Yuzen.

Clock, outlet and light switch on the bedside table.

TV across the bed.

Luggage stand under the TV.

There was a telephone, tissue, memo set, and flashlight on the narrow counter next to the TV.

There was a table and two chairs by the window. The table was not big, but it had enough space to work or eat lightly.

The room seen from the window.

There were two tall and narrow windows.

There was nothing special about the view form the room.

The bathroom on the left side of the entrance.

There was a bathtub, sink, toilet all in one room. It was very new and clean.

A toilet with a Washlet function.

There was a hand shower. Water pressure was sufficient, easy to adjust and comfortable to use.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared.

The sink was not big, but I did not feel any inconveniences.

Amenities included toothbrush set, leather, shaving cream, hairbrush, shower cap, cotton and hair elastic, cotton swab, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, face hand soap, body wash towel, face towel and bath towel.

Towels were prepared here.

The closet was right by the entrance. Although it was an open closet with little depth, it had enough height and I was able to hang my long coat. There were also plenty of hangers prepared.

Iron, ironing board and slippers.

Shoehorn and cloth brush.

The safe was a type which you punch in a security number.

The safe when opened.

The cafe corner was in this cabinet. It does not stand out, so some may not even notice it.

Kettle, cups, glasses tea and coffee.

There was a fridge beneath the cafe corner.

Two free bottles of water were provided inside.

There is a restaurant on the 1st floor called “Noka Manna Maniwa.” They were serving shabu-shabu for dinner, but I only had breakfast. Breakfast was a Japanese/Western buffet, with lots of dishes using Kaga vegetables and ingredients from Hokuriku.

The restaurant was calm and stylish. There was a garden outside, so you can sit at a counter facing the garden if you like.

Rice and pickles.

Scrambled eggs, sausages and so on.

Shabu-shabu boiled on the spot.

Cereal and yogurt

There were so many dishes to pick from, I ended up trying everything. They were all very delicious.

The hotel had a large public bath.

The view from the floor with the public bath.

There was a big bath and a relaxing bath where you can lay down.

The public bath was on the top floor and overlooked Kanazawa Castle Park. I was able to relax while enjoying the view.

Smoking rooms on the 1F and 3F.

There was also a vending machine on the 13th floor next to the public bath.

Convenience store next to the hotel.

“Omicho Market” located 5 minutes away on foot from the hotel.

Street in front of the hotel.