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Hotel Intergate Kanazawa, Kanazawa Hotels
Modern hotel with relaxing communal baths, local art exhibitions, and a large breakfast buffet
Overview
From the outside, Hotel Intergate Kanazawa has a neutral exterior with light wood features. As you enter the hotel, you’ll step into a colorful, spacious lounge with wide floor-to-ceiling windows, where you can work or gather with friends or family for complimentary wine and coffee in the afternoon. When you want to explore the area, the hotel is a mere 15-minute stroll from the bustling Omicho Market and the striking Kenrokuen Garden. You can also walk to Kanazawa Castle in 10 minutes and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary in 17 minutes, making this hotel a fantastic base for explorers and culture enthusiasts.
The cozy rooms at Hotel Intergate Kanazawa incorporate traditional techniques and “Kaga Gosai” colors to embody the city’s rich cultural heritage. Each room features a clean, modern aesthetic, with bold paint colors, carpeted floors, and a desk. Some rooms have raised beds, while others have futons. Small bathrooms have bright lighting, light wood walls, and a tub with a shower. Each guest receives pajamas and slippers to help make for a comfortable visit.
During your stay, begin your day with a vegetable-rich breakfast, as the hotel’s chefs prepare over 50 dishes using seasonal ingredients. After eating, drop by the Local Value Gallery, which showcases Kanazawa’s traditional arts and crafts, to understand the city’s history and culture. If you want to unwind after exploring, the hotel offers a grand communal bath where guests can soak and rejuvenate. In the evening, the Intergate Lounge serves various drinks, including original cocktails, and offers a late-night Ochazuke buffet, a traditional Japanese dish of boiled rice in soup.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+81 76-260-7200
2-5 Takaokacho, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa
https://www.intergatehotels.jp/en/kanazawa/
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