Hotels With WiFi in Akita Prefecture, Japan

The location was fantastic, connected directly to the station, bus interchange and shopping malls. The room was probably the biggest I have stayed at in Japan, which was great when sharing with a friend. The tatami sitting area was great to sit in and enjoy the station view, with the trains coming and going. Was not disturbed by any train noise however. They also gave a sheet noting the times you can view specific train models from your room window. Staff were friendly and helpful, despite the language barrier. Would stay here again next time I'm in Akita.

Hotel and rooms are old but still nice. Direct Lake View is great. Unfortunately hotel is profit oriented instead of customer oriented. Be customer focused and profit will follow…. Outside onsen is basic but with nice view. Everything overpriced! (Set Dinner 11 000 Yen !! Choose please! Either you upgrade and can ask these over the top prices, or you leave everything in this very old state, but then do not expect people to pay these rates… Also music in corridor too loud. Wakes up everybody around 6AM…. Only hotel where there was no lounge happy hour with some free drinks and snacks….

A nice hotel. We drove there and parked the car in the hotel car park which is a mechanical car park. Just make sure you’re prepared to quickly remove the luggage you need before the car is stored away for the night. Parking at the nearby car park at ground level would have been about the same price and probably more convenient for us, our fault for not researching properly. The staff were very pleasant. The hotel is fairly close to the central park and not that far from the train station. There’s a 7 Eleven down the stairs of the hotel.

The hotel has a very good location. Although not immediately next to the JR station, it's a short and easy walk to get to the hotel from Akita Station. When you see the Museum of Art in the photo, you are arriving. Also, the famous Senshū Park is just across from the street. It's a grand hotel with nice rooms. The staff are friendly and professional. It's not far from the bar district. There are many interesting bars over there. After a couple of drinks, you can just walk back to the hotel.

About a 7-minute walk from Akita Station, directly opposite Seibu Department Store. It's not far from various city attractions, making dining and transportation convenient. It rained heavily on the day we stayed, and the hotel even provided free umbrellas, which was really great. Breakfast was okay.

From Tazawa Lake Station transfer bus, the hotel is near the bus station, less than three minutes walk, nearby also bike rental, you can cycle along Tazawa Lake for a week, you can also take a bus to the nearby pizza shop, we booked a two-stay, very exquisite and delicious food, and private bath available for reservation

I stayed for three nights to support a corporate baseball tournament. There were about seven parking spaces in front of the hotel, and it was very convenient, even though it was first-come, first-served. There was also parking across the street. The location was great, with restaurants and convenience stores nearby. Akita Station was about a 10-minute taxi ride away. They also served midnight ramen and provided free bottled juice. The room was clean and comfortable, making it a very nice hotel.

The hotel's location is perfect, just a few minutes walk from the JR station. There is a convenience store next to the hotel and dozens of fantastic shops and eateries within a few minutes walking. I really enjoyed my stay here. The room was well-appointed and the breakfast varied- excellent coffee too

Some old facilities, but the staff is very enthusiastic and a bit old-fashioned, but I quite like it, very old-fashioned. I am optimistic that the lanterns will return to the hotel. The staff in the lobby are very intimate to prepare tea and towels for everyone. I am very touched. This is now that some new hotels are not very meticulous and warm. Next time I go to Akita, I will consider staying!

The five-person room was a little cramped, but although the room was a bit old, it was very clean. Dinner and breakfast were both buffet style; the selection wasn't extensive, but the ingredients were fresh and tasty. There was a free drink bar and popsicles outside the large public bath, and inside the bath, there were children's toys for soaking, which is rare in Japanese hot springs. Overall, if you plan to visit nearby attractions, it's a great accommodation choice.