De OMO hotels from Hoshino Resorts They fall into various categories, but what is always most important to them is the location. It must be easily accessible and in the finest neighborhoods. The OMO5 hotel in Kanazawa is therefore situated in the perfect spot for every traveler, right in the bustling Katamachi. This district is the beating heart of the city without becoming chaotic. During the day, you can easily walk to the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, shop in the many vintage stores, or visit fine shops like Beams and Carhartt WIP. As soon as the sun sets, head towards the narrow alleys filled with izakayas, small cocktail or wine bars, and freshly grilled Noto beef.

The small-scale hotel feels surprisingly 'local' and has everything OMO hotels are known for. Not familiar with OMO hotels? Here is a short list: OMO Rangers (hotel staff) offer various activities such as the Katamachi Food Culture Walk, where you immediately discard your own Google Maps pins and know exactly where you want to dine that evening (the hotel itself also offers dinner service). Additionally, every OMO hotel has a large 'Go-KINJO map' in the lobby, a large painted map of the city with tips from their own staff pinned to it. Furthermore, there is a 'local rhythm night' in every hotel where they introduce you to the local culture in a fun way; in Kanazawa, they do this with Kaga bocha tea, local sweets, and Ishikawa artworks such as mizuhiki, narrated by staff trained in the city's traditional teahouses.

The small-scale hotel feels surprisingly 'local' and has everything OMO hotels are known for. Not familiar with OMO hotels? Here is a short list: OMO Rangers (hotel staff) offer various activities such as the Katamachi Food Culture Walk, where you immediately discard your own Google Maps pins and know exactly where you want to dine that evening (the hotel itself also offers dinner service). Additionally, every OMO hotel has a large 'Go-KINJO map' in the lobby, a large painted map of the city with tips from their own staff pinned to it. Furthermore, there is a 'local rhythm night' in every hotel where they introduce you to the local culture in a fun way; in Kanazawa, they do this with Kaga bocha tea, local sweets, and Ishikawa artworks such as mizuhiki, narrated by staff trained in the city's traditional teahouses.

OMO5 Kanazawa Katamachi Hotel