Kinjohro

tres beau Ryokan traditionnel parfaitement rénové , service exceptionnel, repas absolument délicieux et digne d'un trois etoiles michelin!...et tres bon emplacement permettant de découvrir a pied l'ensemble de Kanazawa

deux petits fauteuils seraient les bienvenus dans les chambres pour les pauvres européens!

The room was huge and beautiful! The onsen bath was also huge and perfect for resting after a long day. Basically once you get there, you don't really want to leave, just to chill. The beds are comfy and the pjs are perfect. The staff welcomed us with a ceremonial tea and sweets which was a lovely experience, and they explained everything about the stay. It's a traditiona ryokan, so everything feels ceremonial and according to "the rules". There are all sorts of perks like free sake and cider in the fridge etc. Dinner was great, with A LOT of dishes that kept coming one after the other! They did their very best to meet all our dietry requirements and we really appreciated it. The food is served beautiufully. It was nice to wear a yukata, although it would have been better to receive a clear explanation about how to wear it to avoid "mistakes", like wearing the wrong colour of socks.

The staff make a huge effort to be accommodating and are very formal, but it ends up feeling a bit off at times. This might be because most of them don't have good English, or generally cultural differences. We felt as if we're not allowed to wander around, and were always escorted in and out of our room (for dinner, breakfast, check out etc).

El hotel es precioso y está todo cuidado al mínimo detalle. Pedimos la cena en la estancia y fue una pasada (eso sí, nos demoró unas horas, para tenerlo en cuenta si hay más planes). Nos recibieron con una cálida bienvenida y los que nos atendieron fueron muy amables con nosotros, hasta nos agradeció que visitáramos Kanazawa porque no es un destino típico de turistas. En resumen, fue el mejor hotel que elegimos y lo recomiendo totalmente.

Absolutamente nada, es un hotel con mucho encanto.

Gran lugar para tener una experiencia de ryokan! Con una noche es mas que suficiente para quedarse y vivir la experiencia japonesa.

A filosofia do hotel é muito interessante As refeições tem qualidade e são ótimas Pequeno almoço com qualidade

O quarto normal é igual ao Premium. Não se admite o quarto Premium ser o dobro do preço do quarto normal. Senti-me roubado. Este hotel não tem conforto nem qualidade para praticar um preço de 1.250 € c/ meia pensão

We loved our stay here. I was a little nervous because of some of not glowing reviews but I thought it was fantastic. Those complainers are just grumpy and probably impossible to please. This place is old. It's been operating as a lodging for over 100 years. It looks like the last major update happened in the 70s and it is still in great condition. It almost has a mid century modern vibe to it. The fact that it's been so long since a major update and it's still in good condition shows how well taken care of it is. Kind of feels like staying in a museum. It's old but lovingly preserved. The girls that took care of us were always smiling and helpful. They helped us get dressed for dinner. Our meals were taken in private rooms. We never really saw anyone else. It felt like our own private Japanese mansion. Loved soaking in our private tub after a day sight seeing. Good location. Walked there from the train station. Short walk to the morning markets and old town. The air conditioning was strong and the rooms are huge.

We were so full from the breakfast and dinner that we really didn't get to explore the food in the rest of town. No big deal