APA Villa Hotel Kanazawa-Katamachi

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• ViajeroLPA

  13 septiembre 2015
  Necesita reforma

  Solo está bien para pasar una noche rápida en Kanazawa pero poco más. Aunque la habitación es grande necesita una reforma urgente ya que sus instalaciones están deterioradas. Nada que destacar en este lugar.

  

• 634gonzalos

  20 agosto 2016
  Engaño entre el hotel y Booking.com

  Entre Booking y el hotel nos sentimos estafados. Se suponía que la noche nos salía a 63 y así constaba en la reserva que nos envio Booking. Al llegar nos encontramos con que hay que sumar un 8% de impuestos, un 10% del servicio de Booking y que al pagarlo en ese momento el tipo de cambio era peor. Resultado: Un 25% más caro de lo que se suponía estaba cerrado y por escrito en la reserva. Además el personal del hotel (una chica joven) no hablaba inglés y fue desagradable. No volveremos al hotel ni a usar Booking.

  

• amparojosea

  16 septiembre 2018
  Pequeño estudio-apartamento

  Nuestra habitación aquí, de dos camas, era muy amplia para los estándares japoneses y cómoda, me dio la sensación de estar en un pequeño estudio-apartamento. El hotel está muy bien ubicado, con los principales puntos de interés a pocos minutos a pie y con el JR-pass un bus gratuito te pone a dos pasos de la puerta en nada de tiempo desde la estación. El personal es amable y eficiente.

  

• JeffreyF_11

  09 noviembre 2018
  Could do better

  We chose this hotel for a two night stay as it had, by some way, the largest rooms (around 36 sq m) for the price in Kanazawa & was in a convenient location for us. Booked as singles the rooms were actually both twin, with reasonable bathrooms & even microwaves. They are in the very centre of town, surrounded by shops, restaurants & high rise hotels & other buildings. It is a strange area the only high-rise section of the city, but only around 15 minutes walk to Kenrokuen garden, the museum area & 10 minutes the other way to the (small) old Samurai area. I guess this whole hotel (previously an apartment block) will be redeveloped into a super high-rise itself: for now it feels pretty drab & neglected. The room décor has clearly not been attended too in recent years & the carpets were old & stained. The cleaning was also below the standard we have come to expect in Japan. The atrium off which all the rooms lead has a glass roof, but one wall is not a wall at all, but simple louvers, though which the wind whipped. Fortunately there were inner & outer doors to each room which kept sound out & heat in. Spa facilities were provided at the top of the APA hotel opposite (Kanazawa Chuo). They were adequate, but somewhat crowded. Breakfast was also provided in the Seatles Best Coffee establishment on the ground (1st) floor of the APA Kanazawa Chuo. I have to say this was not a pleasant experience. On entering the café on the first morning (about 9am) we were faced by the backs of 6 staff members all madly washing up. None even turned round. No Japanese welcome - irasshaimase. My enquiry led to one member simply pointing to the pile of trays by the counter & turning away again. I helped myself to coffee (in paper cups) & the somewhat inadequate selection of western items for breakfast. There were a few croissants, but not even any bread or a toaster. I thought Id maybe caught them at a bad moment but I watched as guest after guest arrived to be treated in exactly the same way. It was only a little better the following morning. I have been coming to Japan for over 45 years & have to say this really was the worst service I have ever experienced. If you really need to stay in the APA Villa Hotel (or the Chuo since it serves both) I suggest you simply book the room without breakfast: there are plenty of other establishments nearby to feed you first thing.

  

• SergioAM

  20 junio 2019
  Bienvenidos a los 80/90

  + Amplitud, la verdad muy cómodo al lado del barrio Samurai. Recepcionistas muy amables. · Un poco anticuado, como de serie de los 80/90 y el desayuno en el hotel de enfrente muy Japonés poco para los occidentales.