Hotels with Parking in Hachinohe

I stayed at this place while hiking Michinoku trail. This place is right next to the train station Tanesashi Kaigan. Very clean and well maintained place. The owner lady is very sweet, kind and helpful. This is a fantastic place to stay, no doubt. Dinner and breakfast are sumptuous, with a variety of dishes. It is a short walk to the sea shore as well. I know basic Japanese, and I have lived in Japan before. Therefore it is easier for me to stay in minshukus. However, it is not difficult for foreigners to stay in this place at all. The lady owner is very helpful. I will not hesitate to stay here again when I visit this area. I highly recommend this place.

The hotel environment is quieter than expected, just like being in the woods of nature. If you like quiet environment, you will definitely love it. The room is big enough, the bathroom is small and has a peculiar smell, but it is acceptable. All the facilities seem to be very historic, but they have tried hard to preserve them. The cleanliness is acceptable.

The staff always treats you politely. I had coffee after breakfast, but I thought I would have a paper cup and a lid.

It is within a 5-minute walk from the area where restaurants and other restaurants gather in Hachinohe. Parking is 500 yen per night. The day I stayed was full, but there is a affiliated parking lot nearby. The hotel building doesn't seem to be new, but the TV and bathroom toilets in the guest rooms have been renovated and it was comfortable for the price.

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.

I arrived late from Aomori during the Nebuta Festival, but since the hotel is located inside the station, I was able to arrive safely and stay overnight. I had checked in in advance, so when I entered the room, my luggage had already been put there, which was convenient. The room is also nice. The only downside is that I am sensitive to noises, so I heard a sound like a mosquito buzzing, but I slept well because I was tired.

The hotel is near the Bahu Station. You can take the bus or jr to the Bahu Station at the Bahu Station. The distance is OK. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but it is cheaper. There is a large supermarket nearby. There is a 24h AEON supermarket a little far away, which is convenient for buying some food and drink supplies.

One room per person, just fine. Breakfast is delicious and streamlined. Bath women need to make an appointment, small but good health, the second time is private. After getting off at Bahu Station, cross the road to the opposite Rosen store on the right hand and go to a gas station. It is that there are two small cherry blossom gardens around the cherry blossom season, which is very beautiful. Stayed here for three nights and bought a Jr pass roll to take the Shinkansen Shinkansen and JR bus to Omichi, Shiwata City is very convenient.

Although it's an older hotel, the service is excellent. They offer free curry rice from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, and there's a miso soup and coffee dispenser in the lobby. They even gave me a complimentary sweet bun of my choice when I checked in. It's within walking distance of the city center, but it's quiet and not surrounded by bars. I'd love to stay here again.

I stayed because I had the opportunity to need an inn. There was no breakfast, but the room was clean, spacious and comfortable for the price. I would love to use it again if I have the opportunity.