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Hokuriku Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit Hokuriku

• Explore Kanazawa’s iconic Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Garden.
• Visit Gokayama and Shirakawa-go to experience the traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses.
• Hike the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route for panoramic mountain views.
• Relax in the famous hot springs of Awara Onsen or Yamanaka Onsen.
• Take in seafood delights at fish markets like Omicho Market in Kanazawa.

Hokuriku offers over 1,000 hotels, ranging from traditional ryokans to modern luxury stays, with the majority located in cities like Kanazawa, Toyama, and Fukui; 3-star hotels typically cost $80–$120 per night, while 5-star options like KAI Kaga reach $300 or more. Exciting new additions include Hyatt House Kanazawa, which offers spacious suite-style rooms with a residential vibe, ideal for families or long stays.

Hokuriku, a stunning region in northwest Japan, is renowned for its blend of tradition and natural beauty, with top attractions like Kanazawa’s Kenrokuen Garden, Shirakawa-go's UNESCO-listed villages, and the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route.

Characterized by its scenic coastline along the Sea of Japan, historic samurai districts, and exceptional local cuisine like fresh seafood and Kaga-style kaiseki, Hokuriku offers visitors a mix of cultural discovery and relaxation.

The region’s growing popularity is due to its fast accessibility via the Hokuriku Shinkansen, connecting Tokyo to Kanazawa in just 2.5 hours, making it an ideal destination for all types of travelers.

Hokuriku Tips You Must Know

• Book hotels in Kanazawa or Toyama at least 4–6 months in advance if visiting during cherry blossom season (April) or autumn foliage (October–November).

• Many ryokans include dinner and breakfast in the cost; opt for these to experience authentic Hokuriku cuisine without hunting for a restaurant.

• Utilize the Hokuriku Arch Pass for unlimited travel on JR trains in the region, perfect for day trips between major cities.

• In winter, stay near ski resorts like Hakusan Ichirino for snow activities, or pack water-resistant footwear for coastal walks in often wet weather.

• Familiarize yourself with local bus networks, especially if visiting Shirakawa-go or mountainous onsen towns, as train routes may not always connect directly.

Kanazawa

Kanazawa preserves samurai history in its Nagamachi district and showcases seasonal beauty at Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's top three landscapes. The city’s 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art surprises visitors with its engaging, immersive exhibits. Seafood lovers are drawn to Omicho Market, where fresh seafood has been sold for 300 years, often paired with local sake.

Explore the best hotels in Kanazawa for a stay that combines history, art, and culinary delights.

Toyama

Toyama, nestled between the Sea of Japan and the Northern Japan Alps, offers spectacular views and fresh seafood like firefly squid. The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route amazes travelers with its towering snow walls during spring. Toyama’s Glass Art Museum exhibits cutting-edge glass creations housed in a striking modernist building.

Check out top-rated hotels in Toyama for easy access to natural wonders and unique cultural experiences.

Fukui

Fukui is famous for its impressive Eiheiji Temple surrounded by cedar trees and Fukui Dinosaur Museum, recognized as one of the world’s best dinosaur museums. Historic Maruoka Castle, Japan's oldest original castle, offers stunning seasonal views. Echizen pottery, crafted for over 850 years, remains a cultural treasure of the region.

Book hotels in Fukui to immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and remarkable attractions.

Takaoka

Takaoka boasts a 16-meter-tall Great Buddha statue considered one of Japan's most magnificent, and its heritage in bronze casting is unparalleled. Zuiryuji Temple, a designated national treasure, showcases remarkable Zen architecture. Kanayamachi Street charms visitors with its traditional merchant houses and workshops producing tinware and lacquerware since the Edo period.

Discover cozy and unique hotels in Takaoka to experience the city’s cultural craftsmanship and scenic spots.

Nanao

Nanao, located in Ishikawa Prefecture, is highlighted by Wakura Onsen, with its 1,200 years of hot spring history. Notojima Aquarium thrills visitors with dolphin shows and encounters with marine life from the Sea of Japan. The Seihakusai Festival features massive floats up to 20 tons, pulled by locals in a show of strength and unity.

Stay in serene hotels in Nanao to enjoy its famous onsen and unique cultural festivals.

Central Hotels: Stay Where the Action Happens

Find more charming Central hotels in Kanazawa to enjoy local sights within walking distance.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hotel Amanek Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Kanazawa Castle (1.2 km)
Kenrokuen Garden (1.5 km)
Omicho Market (850 m)

Known for its rooftop onsen, it offers a stunning view of Kanazawa's historic districts while soaking in a hot spring. Its minimalist design ensures visitors feel both modern comfort and cultural authenticity.

Rooftop onsen
Minimalist aesthetic
Great location

$90-$130/night

Hotel Intergate Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Kanazawa Station (1 km)
Oyama Shrine (600 m)
21st Century Museum (1.3 km)

This hotel provides free nightly tastings of local sake and craft beer along with a cozy public lounge designed for relaxation. Guests can also borrow traditional yukatas for a cultural experience.

Free evening drinks
Spacious lounge
Cultural immersion

$100-$140/night

Hotel Nikko Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Kanazawa Station (350 m)
Omicho Market (1.4 km)
Kenrokuen Garden (2 km)

The tallest building in Kanazawa, this hotel offers panoramic views of the entire city and the Sea of Japan from upper-floor rooms. It also houses award-winning restaurants with multi-course kaiseki dining.

Amazing views
Gourmet dining
Elegant interiors

$160-$230/night

Luxury Hotels: Where Elegance Meets Tradition

Discover the finest Luxury hotels in Kanazawa for comfort paired with sophistication.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Mitsui Garden Hotel Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Omicho Market (550 m)
Kenrokuen Garden (1.3 km)
Kanazawa Castle (1 km)

Known for its tranquil courtyard garden, this hotel combines luxury with traditional aesthetics, offering rooms styled with custom-designed tatami mats. Guests enjoy seasonal, hyper-local dishes in its dining area.

Tatami-style rooms
Peaceful garden
Seasonal cuisine

$200-$270/night

Tokyu Stay Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Kanazawa Station (1.1 km)
Oyama Shrine (750 m)
21st Century Museum (1.6 km)

Perfect for longer stays, this hotel features in-room washing machines and kitchenettes, along with picturesque views of the Kanazawa skyline. The modern design is a key attraction for independent travelers.

Ideal for long stays
Modern amenities
Skyline views

$180-$250/night

Uan Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Omicho Market (450 m)
Kanazawa Castle (800 m)
Nagamachi District (1 km)

This luxury hotel boasts a chic design inspired by Kanazawa’s traditional crafts and offers a nightly soba noodle service for guests. Each room includes original illustrations by local artists.

Art-filled rooms
Unique soba service
Craft-inspired design

$220-$290/night

Boutique Hotels: Personality and Charm in Every Stay

Experience the unique flair of Boutique hotels in Toyama and Kanazawa.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Toyama Excel Hotel Tokyu

Toyama

Toyama Castle (1 km)
Kansui Park (2.5 km)
Toyama Station (100 m)

The hotel takes pride in its stunning mountain views of the Northern Alps, complemented by an eclectic blend of contemporary and traditional interiors. Its restaurant serves unique Toyama Bay seafood specialties.

Northern Alps views
Modern-traditional décor
Fresh seafood

$150-$200/night

Comfort Hotel Toyama

Toyama

Kansui Park (2 km)
Toyama Castle (1.2 km)
Toyama Station (300 m)

This budget-friendly boutique option features a free, sustainably sourced Japanese-Western breakfast buffet. Vibrant wall art throughout the hotel showcases Toyama’s famous landmarks.

Free breakfast
Sustainable practices
Creative wall art

$90-$130/night

Kanazawa Hakuchoro Hotel Sanraku -Natural Hot Spring-

Kanazawa

Kenrokuen Garden (300 m)
Kanazawa Castle (500 m)
Omicho Market (1.2 km)

This boutique spot blends classical European-style architecture with Japanese hospitality and features its own natural hot springs. The lobby’s stained-glass ceiling is an unexpected showstopper.

Natural hot springs
Distinctive architecture
Elegant lobby design

$190-$250/night

Family-Friendly Hotels: Comfort for Everyone

Plan memorable stays at the best Family Friendly hotels in Toyama and Kanazawa for your trip.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hotel Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Kanazawa Station (200 m)
Nagamachi District (1.5 km)
Kenrokuen Garden (2 km)

Equipped with spacious family rooms, this hotel has an interactive touchscreen guide in the lobby for personalized family-friendly itineraries. It’s just a few minutes from Kanazawa Station, making it extremely convenient.

Large rooms
Interactive guide
Proximity to station

$100-$150/night

Hotel Resol Trinity Kanazawa

Kanazawa

Omicho Market (500 m)
Kanazawa Castle (1 km)
Kenrokuen Garden (1.1 km)

The hotel's in-room folding barriers make it ideal for families traveling with small children. Its play-corner in the lobby keeps young ones entertained between adventures.

Kid-safe setup
Lobby play area
Central location

$90-$130/night

Doubletree By Hilton Toyama

Toyama

Toyama Station (200 m)
Kansui Park (1.5 km)
Toyama Castle (800 m)

Every stay begins with Hilton’s signature freshly baked cookie to delight kids and adults alike. The hotel also offers spacious interconnected rooms for families traveling together.

Signature cookies
Interconnected rooms
Renowned service

$150-$220/night

Hotels with Indoor Pools: Relax and Recharge

Dive into luxury with top-rated Hotels with indoor pool in Kaga and beyond.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Apa Hotel & Resort Kaga Katayamazu Onsen Kasuikyo

Katayamazu Onsen

Lake Shibayama (200 m)
Awazu Onsen (4 km)
Natadera Temple (6 km)

Located beside Lake Shibayama, this hotel boasts both an indoor pool and multiple large communal baths with scenic lake views. It’s also known for its grand seasonal buffet.

Indoor pool
Lake views
Rich buffet

$130-$180/night

Hotel Arrowle

Kaga

Ishikawa Zoo (3 km)
Kaga Fruitland (6 km)
Yamanaka Onsen (8 km)

A serene escape, Hotel Arrowle offers endless sky pools with panoramic countryside views and a peaceful reading lounge lined with international books.

Infinity pool
Quiet atmosphere
Beautiful countryside views

$140-$190/night

Satoyama Auberge & Hot Spring Wellness Spa Sakuragaike Kurgarden

Nanto

Gokayama Village (10 km)
Inami Carvings Museum (8 km)
Ainokura Village (12 km)

Set amidst rural landscapes, this wellness-focused hideaway features a heated indoor pool alongside spa services using natural minerals. The on-site organic farm provides ingredients for its healthy cuisine.

Wellness spa
Farm-to-table dining
Tranquil locale

$160-$220/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best hotels near Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Garden?

Hotels like Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel and Hotel Nikko Kanazawa offer convenient access to Kanazawa Castle and Kenrokuen Garden, typically priced between $100 and $150 per night.

Are there any family-friendly hotels with onsen in Hokuriku?

Yamanaka Onsen’s Kagari Kisshotei provides family-friendly amenities like large family rooms and kid-friendly dining with access to natural hot springs; nightly rates start around $200.

What’s a good option for luxury boutique hotels in the Hokuriku region?

Hyatt Centric Kanazawa stands out as a boutique-style hotel with modern interiors and an emphasis on local art, with rooms starting at $250 per night.

Are budget hotels available near Toyama Station for solo travelers?

Dormy Inn Toyama offers affordable single rooms starting at $60 per night with free access to hot springs and complimentary late-night ramen.

Can I find traditional ryokan accommodations near Shirakawa-go?

Ryokan Nakaya in Gokayama offers traditional futon bedding and local cuisine, located a short drive from Shirakawa-go; prices start from $140 per night.