Location is great, feels fancy but simple. Entering the property is fine if you don't mind fiddling with QR-codes, websites, and apps to help save on Reception costs. The connected-family room was ok, allowed our group of 4 adults + 2 kids, but felt mostly like two separate rooms awkwardly connected with a door that was somehow always in the way. There was shampoo/body soap, but no coffee/tea despite mugs available. Be sure to go to a convenience store for hot drinks.

If they had a reasonable breakfast option, we would have taken it. But some allergies and the prospect of eating the same boring item each morning wasn't appetizing. The room had residual dust in typical places that a pro would not miss. The refrigerators were TINY, basically unusable as a complement to the kitchenette offered. The knife was predictably dull. All this meant that cooking/eating there was an afterthought, despite the apparently nice facilities. The additional sofa beds were uncomfortable and positioned awkwardly in one room (you'd have a maze to follow to go through the room). Seems like an afterthought to squeeze in a kid.

This is very economical stay in Kanazawa. This is one of "no staff" hotels, literally one person at a time: checkin online, key code online, sending a photo of your passport etc... That is why it is so economical. But you will have queen bed, private bathroom, free laundry. You can even left the baggage but elusively secured and on your responsibility. Location is 15min walk from the station, 2 bus stops and it is close to most attractions in the city. Quite big room.

Well in that price range the breakfast is less than continental... especially if you tried the hotel with japanese breakfast. So IMHO it is better to find some breakfast around. And the bed is not extremely comfortable. It is more hard than soft but you can definitely sleep in it :)

The lobby and dining area had a very sleek and modern design. The hotel allows you to leave your luggage there before check-in, even allowing you to lock it as well. I stayed in the Standard Triple Room and it was incredible. It was extremely spacious, modern, and cozy. The design was phenomenal and the facilities were extremely clean and well kept. There was a separate space for the toilet and then the shower and sink. All throughout the room was sleek. It had a key code to unlock the door which made it really easily to enter and exit the room without worrying about forgetting your key. The location was great and very central to the area. I was able to quickly reach popular attractions as well as the train station. The staff were kind and helpful, and I would highly recommend Minn Kanazawa.

Clean facility. It was very nice that they had the option to come early and self store your luggage prior to checking in. We were able to do our laundry for free! Room was spacious, clean. Very quiet hotel. Short walk to castle and gardens, nice location. About a 15 minute walk to the train station.

Breakfast was not good, and I wouldn't have included it if I knew it was a warmed up sausage in a bun and a weird small miso soup thing every day. They did have coffee. The "orange juice" was just like a powdered Tang drink with water. Flat pillows.

Elegant, spacious room with sitting area. Comfortable and clean and nicely decorated, which is a plus for most Japanese hotels. We had a basic queen room, but really nice. They have four sets of washers and dryers downstairs, and they provide detergent. Breakfast is a simple set menu, but surprisingly delicious. Location is central between train station, geisha district, samurai quarter, castle and gardens. I would recommend it.

We wish we had more time in Kanazawa.

My wife and I stayed at 7 different hotels during our 2 week trip. In general they were good but always the rooms were very small. Minn was a breath of fresh air. The room was huge! The bed was incredibly comfortable, the lights were soothingly arranged, and the air conditioning was effective. I also used the laundry facilities and found them excellent. Staff were very much out of sight unless needed. At first I thought it was disconcerting but I think that the hotel is meant to give you a sense of being left alone to enjoy yourself. However, when needed hotel staff were incredibly friendly and respectful, helpful and I just really liked it.

Absolutely phenomenal value for money. The best room we stayed in during our time in Japan. It was 2-3 times bigger than some other hotels. The location was extremely convenient with easy access to downtown, Omicho market, Kenroku-en garden and basically everything since Kanazawa is quite walking friendly.

Online check-in wasn't working properly and upon arrival we were asked to try to check in online anyway. But this is a minor thing that didn't change our impression of the place.

Spacious, modern, new apartments with fridge & kettle. We had the triple room which was huge. Appreciate that window decorative panes open so you can get some sunlight in the room. Great location within walking distance of Kanazawa Castle, Kenrokuen gardens & samurai district. 7/11 20 metres away. Starbucks 400 metres away. 15 min walk from train station or quick bus ride.

Could use block out curtains/blinds. A little noisy at times due to being near a main road. No breakfast included but can use kitchen space downstairs to eat meals that has a grill & microwave.

The staff helped us greatly with several things. The room was very nice and spacious. We took advantage of the free washing machines.

The hotel didn't provide any Yukata or PJs, which is a shame since everything else is so nice. More importantly, they did not agree to give us an additional towel, but demanded a fee. The towels were also not exchanged the following night. It is reasonable and ecological to stay with the same towles for two nights and we are happy to do that. But not giving an additional towel when requested felt a bit extreme and definitely put a dissapointing aspect to our stay.

Spacious apartment with a stunning bathroom. This apartment has a tatami room and a western style bedroom, both are large by Japanese standards. Likewise, the bathroom is amazing with both a shower and a bathtub with water jets. Quality amenities provided and the washing machine was one that also dries your clothes.

The bathroom tiles are a bit sharp in some places so be careful. The hotel uses a pre check in process which didn't work but the helpful staff was able to me in manually. Parking is a couple of mins away which is not great but understandable given the location.