Hotels with Breakfast in Hachinohe

"Rooms: Compact and well-designed, making efficient use of every inch. Onsen (Hot Spring Bath) [Complimentary for all hotel guests]: Located on the 13th floor. They offer Yakult in the mornings, ice pops in the evenings, and free massage chairs – a really nice touch! Evening Soba Noodles: Served from 9:30 PM to 11:00 PM. I was literally 3 minutes late and missed it – what a huge regret! Welcome Drinks: There's complimentary apple juice available in the lobby on the first floor when you check in. Make sure to have plenty, as every apple juice I bought later in my trip was at my own expense! Breakfast: As someone with a 'Chinese palate,' I wasn't quite accustomed to having Japanese seafood donburi for breakfast, though the ingredients were incredibly fresh. Downsides: Hon-Hachinohe is a bit of a distance from Hachinohe Station. I'd recommend taking a bus from Hachinohe Station; it might take a bit longer but will save you a lot of walking. If you rely on Baidu Maps, it might direct you via the JR line. Walking from Hon-Hachinohe Station with luggage is quite a struggle, about a 15-minute walk, which is rather inconvenient."

"The hotel can book a schedule close to check-in time and the price is extremely good, can check in from 15 am today and check out at 10 am the next morning. There is a buffet breakfast but I didn't use it because I had to move early in the morning. The room is clean, has a bathroom, toilet, enough facilities to be able to rest. However the hotel does not have its own parking lot that people will send at times n*** next door get a little discount"

"The self-check-in experience was quite novel, haha. It's very close to Hachinohe Station, and since it's a new station in a small city, the surrounding environment is very pleasant. Overall, it was a good experience, but the carpet cleaning could be improved as there were noticeable stains. Although breakfast is free, you get what you pay for – it was very basic. However, the lobby offers free coffee and a microwave to heat up food bought from the supermarket, which is a nice touch. All in all, for the price, it's decent enough for a one-night stay."

"It's very close to the station and there's a large drugstore next to it, but I was too busy to go shopping."

"We stayed with three adults, junior high school students and elementary school seniors. I was happy to have a large communal bath. It was good that there was a parking lot in front of the hotel and another place across the back and road, so it was stopped even in the evening. It was said that the breakfast venue was under renovation, but it was good to have lunch and tea."

"Long-term leisure の ~で utilization. Choose this with conscientious price settings in the holiday price everywhere. It is an ordinary super hotel, but the quality of the super hotel itself is high, so it is much better than choosing a local business hotel around it. Amenities are also substantial. Basically, if you have to change clothes the next day, you can go empty-handed. Lawson is in front of you. There are many restaurants."

"The location was perfect for us with children, especially since we wanted to enjoy the delicious food in Hachinohe. The place was very clean, and the amenities were great. I would definitely stay here again."

"Not a brand-new hotel but the bath area has been renovated and feels very clean. The hot spring water comes from Lake Towada. Front desk staff were extremely polite and spoke good English. The room is the typical compact Japanese hotel size, perfectly fine for a short stay. The air conditioning worked really well, but the room did have a slight musty smell. Conveniently located with a drugstore nearby for shopping, and the train station is just across the street. The in-room fridge only works as a chiller, no small freezer compartment."

"Stayed for the first time and booked a single room. The impression is a very clean hotel. The room is also well cleaned and clean. I didn't bring amenities, so I bought it at the front desk for 300 yen. The pouch is cute. The room had towels, toothbrushes and 500ml of water. I booked breakfast at the front desk. The view was good on the 9th floor, I ate breakfast while watching the scenery, and the rice cracker soup was unusual. ２ I stayed for a night. I didn't come to Tohoku easily, but it was good to stay."

"I had a great stay at the hotel and found it to be excellent value for money. The room was clean, comfortable, and had all the basic amenities needed for a pleasant stay. While it’s not a luxury hotel, everythinga was well-maintained and practical. Overall, it offers solid value, and I would definitely consider staying here again"