I frequent Dormy Inns - they are generally nice and this one wasn't any exception. The location was pretty good - very close to the central train and bus stations as well as the mall is right in front of it, albeit most of the eateries are not that close. The public bath was pretty nice with rather unusual water - it helped to relax after the whole day of sightseeing. Their sauna was also great and helped to warm up after chilly November days. The staff was helpful and assisted us with answering some questions and forwarding our luggage to the next hotel. And of course - Dormy signature the evening noodle service and free popsicles after bathing are always great to have.

Standard pillows are rather small and stiff. Maybe some people like it, but I find it hard to believe that majority do, possibly they just tolerate it. Good thing - you can ask for an extra pillow at the reception. Rather pricey. Yes, it's a great location with plenty of extras, but compared to many of the neighboring hotels of the same category - this one is ~20%+ at least (varies per day). I'm not 100% sure on this one since during this trip I've stayed in plenty of other Dormys, but I think this one had paid lobby service which is rather unusual, because in other Dormys have it for free.

The location was so excellent, within minutes from getting off the train. Love the convenience of the best shopping areas and eateries all within easy walking distance. Friendly, helpful staff. Arrived in the cold winter so the location couldn’t have been better. It was my first time at a Dormy Inn and now I have pleasant memories to reflect on. Nice onsen, love the complimentary ice cream after a good soak. Washer was free and dryer 100 yen for 20 min and it worked well. The late night complimentary hot soba was thoughtful and comforting during the cold winter. Such a good experience so we decided to book a room at a Dormy in Kobe as well! Can’t go wrong with all you get for the price, highly recommend.

It’s an affordable hotel, can’t complain.

The breakfast is at 1st floor of the hotel, the same place that every late evening (9.30-11.00 pm) they give you nice yummy free ramen that makes you feel warm and comfy. The hotel also gives away free (also yummy) various types of ice cream at night at the same floor you go to onsen bath. You can check how crowded the onsen (and breakfast buffet) area is with the TV in the room. There is also sauna room but I didn't try it. The place is near to the Kanazawa station. Can walk. There is also a department store opposite of the hotel. With Pokemon Center and Uniqlo in it. The department store closes quite early though (8 pm). The staff is very helpful. If you need help, you can ask the staff at the front counter. The check-in process by the staff is quick and convenient.

close to the station, 4 minute walk. The Station is right near the bus station as well, which is perfect if you're trying to take the Left Loop Bus to see all of the best tourist spots. the onsen, like all Dormy Inns, was comfortable and relaxing. there are also free manga if you can read Japanese. there are free popsicles and ice cream at towards night time, and free Yakult probiotic drinks during the morning. there is also free ramen after 930 pm.

the breakfast seems expensive for what it is, and is not included. evaluate yourself; I skipped this option in favor of delicious restaurants nearby. the pillows are very hard and firm, as many Japanese hotels seem to use this type of pillow with smaller cork-like firm objects inside it.

great (I even think natural) onsen, really relaxing, 2 hot pools, one cold pool, all amenities provided, you do not need to bring anything. The Onsen is never to crowded. Men and women separate as usual Onsens are in Japan. skin is silky smooth afterwards. Free miso soup at 21:30. quiet rooms and locations, despite being next to the station, so well insolated.

Beds are a little hard for European standards. no showers in the room, so if you need to clean urself you need to go to the onsen.

Onsen open from 3pm to 10am is a plus after sightseeing in the Kanazawa area. If you are an early riser, I suggest to go to onsen earlier than 6:30 as the buffet had a line. We loved the breakfast buffet in Kanazawa and seafood was very fresh. There was also a made to order omurice station which we did not partake in but the fact that they had that compared to other Dormy's was a nice touch. Lanudry was also a plus - you don't need to bring detergent as the machine already has a dispenser in them. My anime loving 11 year old son also enjoyed the manga room for books to check out. The bus to Shirakawa-go and Takayama was full for the day so we were bummed about that because I really wanted to eat Hida Beef. But I found the melt in your mouth Hida Beef at Steak Kitase restaurant close to the hotel. I highly recommend staying at Dormy Inn in Kanazawa excellent value for the price and had everything I needed for my stay in Kanazawa.

Absolutely nothing.

It's located very close to JR Kanazawa Station and right across from a mall where you can find anything you need. The hotel staff was super friendly and helpful. The rooms were nice and clean, and the onsen was super relaxing. We also took advantage of the free ice cream, coffee and even the late-night free ramen, which was a life saver since there don't seem to be many convenience stores in Kanazawa.

The onsen is not quite as big as it might seem from the pictures, so it gets pretty crowded in the evening. Still great though.

Good spread of Japanese breakfast, the onsen and most importantly the staff is very helpful and friendly. I had booked a smoking room by mistake and the lady who checked me in was very patient and explained the top up I need to make and helped me change to a non-smoking room. The free ramen at night was very tasty.

Only 2 small bottles of water was provided on the first day and none the next day. Luckily there is a 7-11 round the corner and I could buy mineral water.

Having the washbasin in the foyer gave the bathroom more room. Shower booth instead of tub + shower head combo. Larger space than normal. Free late night ramen was tasty. Onsen facilities had open air area, a sauna and a cold pool for sauna course (big positive). Excellent location next to JR Kanazawa Station, Kanazawa Bus Terminal and the Forus mall.

Rooms could use a little renovation as they seem a little old. Primarily the carpet could do with replacement.

The room was spacious: had an entryway, closet, large bathroom, and large bedroom with table and chairs. Plenty of amenities, free ramen every night, free ice cream in the afternoon and evenings, free laundry washing (drying cost 100 yen/20 minutes), ample vending machines, good massage rates, great breakfast buffet, and a wonderful staff. Great onsen facilities as well on the roof. Very spacious. And the cost was fairly inexpensive.

The onsen facilities were incredibly busy all the time. The rooms were very dormitory-esque in that they're not terribly fancy, but well-maintained. Also, I needed an extra pillow, and the bean pillow was like sleeping on a rock. And I'm not sure, but it seems like daily maid service costs extra unless you stay 2+ nights.