The Kanazawa Hotel Roundtable was established on March 4, 2000, by the presidents and general managers of eight urban hotels. With the guiding principles of being cheerful, enjoyable, interesting, and humorous, the organization aims to foster camaraderie among its members and contribute to the development of regional tourism.
With the motto "Extend a helping hand, not hold someone back," we actively share information about Kanazawa—an old (traditional) yet new (innovative) city known as "Samurai Kingdom Kanazawa"—both domestically and internationally.
Under the key concept "polish what we have and create what we don't," we continue to refine our local strengths and strive to deliver hospitality that leaves a lasting impression. To that end, we are currently promoting six major projects.
Through strong organizational collaboration and effective promotion, we aim to ensure that the influx of many guests ("Senkaku Banrai") is not a one-time phenomenon. By embracing heartfelt, citizen-driven hospitality, we hope to realize "Ichikyaku Sairai"—guests who return again.