Book a hotel near Hakusan Seymour Ski Resort, Hakusan

"We stayed 3 nights. We had a room facing the river with two twin beds, a mall sofa and another small bed. The room was very clean and comfortable. Bathroom also very clean with a toilet room and shower. The hotel seems fairly new and is nicely decorated. The room was very quiet and had good air conditioning. A free shuttle will take you to the Shirakawa bus station (which is right near the gassho zukuri) and pick you up on a designated schedule. Many of the staff speak English. We got the breakfast and dinner included in our room plan and the meals were all delicious. Many dishes were new to us. A mix of beef and seafood. The third night’s dinner was amazing with sashimi, Hida beef sushi, and lobster hot pot (seems the more nights you stay the more amazing the food gets). The staff was very friendly and attentive. Definitely recommend this hotel if you want to stay in Shirakawa overnight but not do a farmhouse stay."

"This hotel was in a great location to explore the city and hit all of the high points of Kanazawa. The room was comfortable and clean. The staff were kind and professional."

"The Mitsui Garden is a brilliant stay in Kanazawa. For many reasons….. service, breakfast buffet etc. only fault was dinner at the restaurant was below expectation!?…. We are back tomorrow and looking forward to it. "

"Love the bright, clean comfortable rooms and spa, as well as their breakfast "

"Excellent hotel Frequented by business travellers and families Good sized room for 3 Great shower with good water pressure Book the all you can eat breakfast Tasty western and Japanese food Omelette made to order Crisp service Highly recommend "

"The staff was very welcoming, and the property was clean. The amenities are great - drinks in the lobby, popsicles and yogurt drinks at the onsen, ramen noodles and toiletries as needed. We found the onsen to nice but very busy at times, so we tried to go when we thought less people would be there. Breakfast was wonderful! Our daughter’s loved the matcha and hot chocolate. In Japan you most likely need to book kids over the age of 13 as an adult. Double check with the property details on this."