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HOTEL DESCRIPTION
Kanazawa, flanked by mountains and looking out over the Sea of Japan, is a center of ancient tradition and culture. In recent years the area has been growing in importance as an international convention site, and ANA Hotels International is proud to contribute to this development by providing convention-goers with deluxe accommodations. Extensive conference facilities, excellent restaurants and traditional hospitality all make this one of Kanazawa's most popular places to stay.
Functionality in perfect harmony with a relaxing atmosphere available in our guest rooms. We provide mini bars and cable TV in all rooms, as well as support for PC communications. The views extending from Kanazawa station below you to the Sea of Japan in the distance can also be enjoyed.
RESTAURANT
Kaga Teppanyaki 19th floor (28 seats) 11:30-14:30, 17:00-21:30 Why not try out our fabled Oumi beefsteaks and fresh seafood - Hokuriku's blessings from nature - while enjoying the evening view.
Unkai Japanese Restaurant 5th floor (95 seats) 7:00-10:00, 11:30-14:30, 17:00-21:30 A set of dishes served on an individual tray as well as specialties from Kaga can be savored while enjoying the view of a nearby Japanese garden. A tempura counter is also available, plus four private rooms.
Karin Chinese Restaurant 2nd floor (74 seats) 11:30-14:30, 17:00-21:30 Enjoy authentic Cantonese dishes with family, friends, or associates. Two private rooms are also available.
Cascade Coffee Shop 1st floor (120 seats) 7:00-23:00 Coffee and light meals served in a casual atmosphere.
Astral Lounge Bar 19th floor (71 seats) 11:00-24:00 Please enjoy renowned liquors from around the world in our top floor lounge until late.
They offer seven banquet facilities - including the enormous 1,000 m2 'Ootori' banquet room to accommodate your every need. Two of the banquet rooms, the 'Ootori' and 'Zuiun' on the main floor (level 3), can be split into two or three sections as the occasion demands.
The fourth floor features an anteroom and five small banquet rooms suitable for meetings. The 'C'est la Vie' multipurpose room is on the second floor.
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