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Tonight
31 Jan - 1 Feb
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1 Feb - 2 Feb
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6 Feb - 8 Feb
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13 Feb - 15 Feb

Top Nomi Hotel Reviews

Hotel Nikko Kanazawa

Hotel Nikko Kanazawa

10/10 Excellent
"Room was very clean, staff very courteous"
Maribelle 3-night trip
Posted 6 days ago
Hotel Nikko Kanazawa

Frequently asked questions

Are you searching for the perfect hotel for your luxury holiday in Nomi?
Expedia can help you get a flight to Komatsu (KMQ) airport, and then you can select from a variety of places to stay that will deliver the luxury you seek. Amenities are an important consideration when you plan a holiday, so we make it easy to find what you need to make your stay relaxing and comfortable. If you want a posh hotel that has a spa, an indoor pool or luxury bedding, Expedia can assist you in finding the best luxury hotel experience that Nomi offers. Nomi has some interesting things to see and do including Tedori Fishland and Ishikawa Zoo, so you might want to take in the local sights during your visit.
When can I expect good weather in Nomi?
Planning for the weather is an important factor for making your trip to Nomi a success, especially when you're splurging. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 24°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. The rainiest months in Nomi are December, July, September and August, with each month seeing an average of 272 mm of rainfall.
What's there to see and do in Nomi?
Experience Nomi with a stop at Tedori Fishland, Ishikawa Zoo and Matsui Hideki Baseball Museum. If you have some spare time during your trip, you might want to check out Kutani Pottery Village and Nomi Kutani Ceramics Museum.

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