Published date: December 2, 2025
1-minute walk from Kanazawa Station, breakfast included for 1 person, free drinks, new and clean! Everything is perfect!
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Experience of the stay
This hotel is a casual brand of the Hyatt chain, and next door is the more upscale Hyatt Centric.
First and foremost, the location is remarkable, right in front of the west exit of Kanazawa Station, with buses from Komatsu Airport stopping right there. Of course, if you arrive by Shinkansen, you can drop off your luggage as soon as you get there, making it convenient for city sightseeing.
The entrance is along the road next to the tracks, which can be a bit hard to find.
When you take the elevator up to the third floor, you'll find the front desk and lobby.
Lounge wear and amenities are available next to the front desk for you to take.
This time, I reserved a King room for myself and my 10-year-old second son.
The room was compact, but the bathroom is separate, making it comfortable.
I was happy to find a microwave in the room, and it seems that if you choose a twin room, there is also a simple kitchen available.
The building itself is new, completed in 2020, so everything is fresh and clean.
The same building houses conveyor belt sushi and cafes, so there are plenty of options.
When you book through Hafh, breakfast is included for one person. The second person is charged (I think it was around 1,800 yen), but children under 12 eat for free, making this hotel very family-friendly.
You can also have up to two children under 12 stay for free in the same bed.
Free drinks, including alcoholic beverages, are available until 8 PM.
With a moderate coin count at Hafh, I think this hotel really offers great value for money.
The location and facilities were outstanding, and I'd love to stay here again!
Experiences during the trip
I used this place on my return home, so I didn't do any sightseeing, but I want to introduce a delicious pudding that I bought at Komatsu Airport.
In the store on the arrival lobby's first floor, there were a few types of pudding, but the ones I ate were the butter and chocolate from Ikeda's 'Gokunama Pudding'.
When I asked the staff for a recommendation, these were the two they suggested.
The chocolate is topped with fresh cream, giving it a luxurious flavor. The bitter one comes with a slightly bitter caramel sauce that you can pour on yourself. The pudding has an incredibly smooth texture; it's so soft you could almost drink it. Both have a moderate sweetness, making them suitable even for those who don't like overly sweet desserts.
It was so delicious that if you see it, definitely give it a try!