Kanazawa Manten Hotel Ekimae Reviews

It was great to have a large public bath. The restaurant is clean and you can have breakfast for an additional 1000 yen. Style where you can choose Western or Japanese food. It's close to the station and I'd like to stay there again.

The hotel is 7 or 8 minutes from the west exit of Kanazawa Station. Dragging luggage Quite convenient Service staff with good attitude Free ramen served at 9:30pm Light taste Suitable for serving a bowl after soaking in soup The hot spring facilities are very good It's an ordinary hot spring There is a steam bath Quite comfortable The room is not big But it’s okay to open the boarding case Breakfast is served in Japanese and Western style Just the right amount Not your average all-you-can-eat buffet Meals provided are acceptable

The hotel is not far from Kanazawa train station, but it is a bit difficult to find. Google Maps is not very accurate. There is free ramen in the evening, but only 60 servings are provided, which is more than Domi Inn. The hot spring is artificial, but it has a rotating hose and it is very comfortable to wash.

Ramen for a late-night snack is good. I think it's very cost-effective for a place with a large public bath. I would like to use it again.

I used this hotel on a business trip. The large public bath was very nice, equipped with an open-air bath and sauna. I will use it again if I have the opportunity.

Although I didn't eat it, there was free ramen for those who were hungry, and I had a good impression of the breakfast, but the sweaty smell of the bathtub was disgusting. I guess it can't be helped because it's old...

The bath and food were also good. The luggage storage locker was very convenient.

Very good attitude, very satisfied

It is used every time when traveling to Kanazawa. Overall, it's on point. The public bath is attractive and I always look forward to it.

Although it is a short walk from Kanazawa Station, there is a large public bath where you can fully heal the fatigue of your trip. However, the soundproofing of the room was a little lacking, and I could hear the voice of the next room turning off the TV.

Breakfast was delicious 🙂

It was very good.

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In Japan, house and room sizes are expressed in terms of Tatami mats (1.62 sqm per mat). I have now devised a new measurement unit for Japanese hotel rooms, the Shoebox, the SB unit (3x3 or 9 Sqm). Whilst our room in the Washington Hotel in Tokyo came in at a minute 1.4 SB, the room at the Manten Hotel in Kanazawa recorded a minuscule 1.3 SB. To put this room size into perspective, couples occupying rooms of less than 1.3 SB need to practice asynchronised breathing before entry! Whilst the bed was an acceptable and comfortable queen size, everything else was small. One chair, so you basically had to sit or lie on the bed. Nowhere to store your luggage except in the small entrance corridor, which impeded opening of the bathroom door. The standard layout Japanese bathroom was the smallest so far encountered, although the water and toilet seat were both hot. The room was a bit surprising considering the rest of the hotel, corridors, reception area, restaurant, were reasonably up market. The location was good, close to the Forus shopping centre with its multitude of restaurants on the 6th floor. The breakfast was interesting, with separate Japanese and Western options, although we’ve never had corn soup in a Western breakfast before. The service was quick and the “hot“ breakfast fare was lukewarm, not totally stone cold for a change. In summary, passable but hard to recommend based on the grossly undersized rooms.