ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa is located next door to Kanazawa's JR train station, making it most one of the most convenient hotels in the city. With great views and a range of restaurants, it makes for a comfortable stay in Kanazawa.
Great location with the main station literally on your doorstep.
Accommodation is rather basic but really the best option in Kanazawa. Rooms are very comfortable and it is perfect base from which to explore this charming city.
ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa is a clean and comfortable international style hotel, very conveniently located next door to Kanazawa Station. In a city that lacks many good hotels, this makes it a particularly good option if you are arriving early or late into Kanazawa or are simply staying a few days to explore this beautiful city. From ANA Crowne Plaza it is just a 10 minute taxi ride to Kanazawa Castle, Kenrokuen Gardens and both the Geisha and Samurai districts, making this a great base from which to explore the city. Despite not being a luxurious hotel, rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated. There are several restaurants to choose from, including a Chinese restaurant, a Japanese restaurant as well as Kaga, their Teppanyaki speciality restaurant. The 19th floor boasts La Briller Sky Bar.
When to visit
Spend your early evenings exploring the nearby streets to find local drinking and eating gems.
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Enquire NowANA Crown Plaza is brilliantly located next door to Kanazawa Station. It is also within a 10 minute taxi journey from Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Gardens.
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