Ishikawa Prefecture Resorts & Hotels with Spas from $52

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A serene Japanese garden with a pond, a stone lantern, and traditional wooden structures.

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Our top choices for Ishikawa Prefecture hotels with a spa

A modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed hot tub, a wooden stool, and a large mirror.

1. the square hotel KANAZAWA

Downtown Kanazawa

$41 nightly

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A hot spring area with a wooden deck, rocks, and bamboo.

2. Onyado Nono Kanazawa Natural Hot Spring

Downtown Kanazawa

Soak in restorative mineral hot springs under starry skies at this centrally located hotel offering indoor and outdoor onsen experiences.

$89 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A modern kitchen with a central island, bar stools, and built-in cabinets.

3. HOTEL AMANEK Kanazawa

Katamachi

$46 nightly

Dec 6 - Dec 7

A corridor with a wooden slat wall, a reception desk, and a potted plant.

4. SOKI KANAZAWA

Downtown Kanazawa

Unwind in a traditional ryokan with daily spa services and rejuvenating hot tubs in the heart of Kanazawa.

$75 nightly

Dec 7 - Dec 8

A spacious indoor swimming pool with a tiled floor, a central column, and a seating area with a view of the outside.

5. Kanazawa Hakuchoro Hotel Sanraku

Downtown Kanazawa

Immerse in traditional Japanese hot spring rituals and facials at this upscale Kanazawa spa hotel.

$123 nightly

Dec 8 - Dec 9

A modern hotel lobby with wooden panel ceilings, a flat-screen TV, seating areas, and a staircase leading to an upper floor.

6. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kanazawa-eki Nishiguchi

Hirooka

$69 nightly

Dec 13 - Dec 14

A spacious indoor area with a tiled floor and a wall with a patterned design.

7. Hotel Vista Kanazawa

Hirooka

Rejuvenate your spirit at this full-service spa hotel near Kenrokuen Garden, where daily massage treatments melt away travel fatigue.

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden deck, a hot spring bath, and a view of bamboo and trees.

8. Hatori

Kaga

$130 nightly

Dec 3 - Dec 4

A modern elevator with glass walls, metal handrails, and a tiled floor.

9. Dormy Inn Kanazawa Natural Hot Spring

Horikawashinmachi

Soak in natural hot springs at this Japanese retreat with four thermal baths and rejuvenating sauna experiences near Omicho Market.

$63 nightly

Dec 6 - Dec 7

A wooden deck with a hot tub and a stone basin, overlooking a body of water and distant buildings.

10. APA Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo

Kaga

Ryokan retreat offers mineral hot springs, deep soaking tubs, and traditional Japanese spa treatments.

$113 nightly

Dec 3 - Dec 4

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Top Ishikawa Prefecture Hotel Reviews

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden interior, a stone bath, and a view of a mountainous landscape through large windows.

Kanazawa YuOnsen Hyakurakusou

Kanazawa

10/10 Excellent

It was a wonderfully unique experience to stay at this Japanese hotel with a private onsen bath in our room. I would recommend staying at least 2 nights as it is in a remote location 40 min from downtown Kanazawa. They have a free shuttle to and from Kanazawa that you need to organize with the hotel. The multi-course Japanese breakfast in a private room was a treat. The staff was very responsive and helpful despite not speaking much English. We had to make quite a few changes and they were quite...

Lucile

A traditional Japanese garden with a wooden structure, a koi pond, and vibrant flowers.

Hanamurasaki

Yamanakaonsen Higashimachi

10/10 Excellent

Hanamurasaki is beautiful in almost every way. The rooms are huge and gorgeous, everything is spotlessly clean, and the location relative to the river and the rest of town is perfect. Our room had a private outdoor mineral bath. Yes, it’s very expensive, but we definitely feel like it was a worthy experience. We had omakase dinners five of our first 10 nights in Japan and our only complaint about Hanamurasaki would be that the omakase dinners were a little too hard-core Japanese for us. Most of...

Taylor

A traditional Japanese onsen with a stone bath, bamboo fence, and a brick wall.

Kissho Yamanaka

Yamanakaonsen Higashimachi

10/10 Excellent

Connie

A spa room with a wooden interior, a glass wall, and a small pool.

Kanazawa Chaya

Honmachi

10/10 Excellent

Jeff

Onyado Nono Kanazawa Natural Hot Spring

Downtown Kanazawa

10/10 Excellent

We stayed at a "sister" hotel in Osaka and found this one to be either newer or better maintained than the one in Osaka. I found this property very attractive in its natural, zen style architecture and furnishings. The Japanese "onsen" (hot springs bath) was in a natural setting surrounded by trees and rocks and offered a view of the stars while soaking in the hot springs. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The facilities were clean and felt very safe. I would strongly recommend this...

Aiko

Kanazawa Hakuchoro Hotel Sanraku

Downtown Kanazawa

10/10 Excellent

K

A hot tub with a wooden bucket and a straw, surrounded by a stone wall and a window with a view of greenery.

Super Hotel Premier Kanazawaeki Higashiguchi

Honmachi

10/10 Excellent

siahvash

A hot spring area with a stone wall, wooden beams, and a small waterfall.

Tennen Onsen Toyama Tsurugi no Yu Onyado Nono

Toyama

10/10 Excellent

Ara

A traditional Japanese-style indoor garden with a koi pond, stone lanterns, and a wooden walkway.

Haiya

Onsen

10/10 Excellent

This is the most beautiful ryokan we have ever stayed at. The food was delicious with a great variety and the staff explained the menu. The owner came to greet us at dinner and as we were leaving, it was great to meet her. The rooms were amazing and well put together with so many thoughtful touches. I really enjoyed the private garden and bath each morning. The futons were the most comfortable futons that I’ve had. The staff also took great care to help us ship our luggage to our next stay. Very...

Derrick

A spa room with a tiled floor, a glass-enclosed hot tub, and a wall-mounted shower.

Nakayasu Ryokan

Downtown Kanazawa

10/10 Excellent

Kind and welcoming staff showed us to our rooms and helped with shoes and umbrellas while it was raining, and provided hot tea in the room every day. Rooms are large and beautiful and perfectly maintained. The location is a fairly short walk to kanazawa’s gardens and castle, but the nearby restaurants are few. (We did not try the Ryokan’s breakfast or dinner because of special dietary restrictions.)

Adrian