Hotels With WiFi in Akita Prefecture, Japan

"The location is excellent, next to train station and in front of the bus bay for the airport limousine. The rooms are good size and I highly recommend it for anyone who will traveling in our or of Akita by train or airport transfer early in the Morning because it really is so nearby. And if Akita is your last city for your flight, the space in the room is so good for repacking. Bed is comfortable (firm, I had good sleep), they provide 2 pillows. The amenities are pretty standard. They have a shower and bath tub which is great for a soak after a day out. Highly recommended this hotel. I stayed in another hotel in Akita for the start of my trip and I highly recommend The Metropolitan."

"The room was very clean, even in the corners, which made me feel good. The location is also perfect. If you don't mind parking in the open air, the nearby coin-operated parking lots are a good deal."

"I stayed one night at Kame-no-i Hotel Tazawako in May 2026, traveling by car and looking forward to the hot springs. We booked three single Japanese-style rooms this time, and overall, it was a very satisfying stay. The cost performance is excellent, and it's a hotel I'd definitely want to visit again. I'd rate it 4.5 stars. 🚗 Location & Parking: Convenient for those traveling by car I drove there, and the access was straightforward, with a spacious and easy-to-use parking lot. I think it's a convenient location for anyone exploring the Lake Tazawa area by car. 🛏️ Room: Spacious and Clean Although it was a single room, it was larger than I expected and even had a sofa. Despite its compact size, it had all the necessary amenities and was practical. Since it was a room where you take off your shoes upon entering, it felt very clean and comfortable. On the other hand, the heating felt a bit too strong and was hard to adjust; turning on the AC made it too cold. The futon was also a bit thin, and it would have been even better if it were warmer. Also, the view from the window was mostly a wall, so there wasn't much of a scenic outlook. It used an old-fashioned key, which was a bit finicky, making me slightly concerned about security. ♨️ Hot Springs: Both Indoor and Outdoor Baths were Comfortable The hot springs were very enjoyable overall. The water quality was relatively mild, without the strong slimy feel of sulfur springs, but both the indoor and outdoor baths were comfortable. It wasn't too crowded, which allowed for a relaxing soak, which was a plus. However, the outdoor bath felt a little too exposed, and considering the surrounding environment, I was slightly worried about bears, which was a minor safety concern. 🧴 Facilities: Basically Satisfied Towels and amenities were well-stocked, and I didn't experience any inconvenience. The Wi-Fi was fast and easy to use. However, my room was in the East Wing, and I had to carry my suitcase up to the second floor, which could be challenging if you have a lot of luggage. 🙋 Service: Friendly and English-Speaking Staff were Reassuring The front desk staff were very friendly, had a good sense of humor, and welcomed us warmly. They were also fluent in English, and their explanations were easy to understand. Check-in and check-out were smooth, making our stay worry-free. 🍽️ Dining: Two Meals + Late-Night Snack, Highly Satisfied With two meals included and a complimentary late-night tantanmen (spicy noodle soup), the dining experience was incredibly satisfying. There was a wide variety of dishes, the food tasted great, and we enjoyed unique menu items made with local ingredients. Overall, despite a few minor concerns, considering the room size, cleanliness, hot springs, meals, and staff service, I believe this hotel offers excellent value for money. I highly recommend it to anyone traveling by car or looking for a hot spring getaway around Lake Tazawa. I would love to visit again if I have the chance."

"The room was okay, pretty standard. They have hot springs, but using them is such a hassle. Women need a key card to enter, and you have to go to the front desk every single day to get a new one. If you don't, you can't get in – it's incredibly inconvenient. Plus, there are only two massage chairs, and one of them was broken. Why isn't it fixed? Just one working massage chair is nowhere near enough. And there's only one indoor hot spring, which feels very basic."

"We requested for vegetarian meals and hotel provided delicious vegetarian dinner and breakfast. Due to travel logistics we requested for early checkin and late checkout and they allowed. Staff was very friendly and supportive. It had nice and clean onsen facility."

"This hotel is a chain in Japan. I stayed at two of their locations last year when I visited Hokkaido, and I really like them. The staff are polite, friendly, and provide excellent service. It's very close to JR Akita Station, making it super convenient for getting around. I highly recommend this hotel."

"After leaving Akita Station, I walked for quite a while (the path was wide and easy to navigate), but the location is absolutely superb. Senso Park is diagonally across, and the Prefectural Museum is right next door. The next morning, I was able to take a stroll in Senso Park while the air was fresh, and then the museum opened at 10 AM, so I popped in for a quick 5-minute look around. The room wasn't huge, but I was surprisingly able to fully open my 28-inch suitcase. There was also a metal rack in the room, perfect for hanging clothes worn during the day but not needing to be washed immediately. The front desk thoughtfully provided a Chinese version of the hotel guide, which detailed the onsen opening hours, free ramen availability, breakfast times, Wi-Fi, and which floors had vending machines, microwaves, and ice makers. It was incredibly considerate! Akita city itself honestly doesn't have much to do, and shops close early in the evening, which is where the advantage of a hot spring hotel really shines! After soaking in the onsen (there's an outdoor one too!), you can enjoy free massage chairs (super large, luxurious, and comfortable). In the evening, there are free ice pops (choose from 4 flavors), and from 9:30 PM to 11 PM, there's free late-night ramen on the 1st floor (it's incredibly delicious! Just needs a little extra water as Japanese ramen can be a bit salty, but the flavor is truly excellent!). In the morning, Yakult is available for free on the onsen floor (from 5 AM to 10 AM). I stayed for two nights, and my favorite and most anticipated part of each day was returning to the hotel in the evening to shower, soak in the onsen, sit in the massage chairs, and eat ice pops."

"KAN Raku hotel in Akita is very good in aervice and cleanliness. I like the public bath and it is very relaxing. The down side is location is not in busy locations so if you want to have dinner , not many restaurants around. There is a lot of bars and Karaoke near hotel. All in japanese languages and you need to install your translator to understand that. Kepp the good job and i will come back again."

"Both breakfast and dinner are buffet style, so you can eat whatever you like. There's an open kitchen with daily specials, and the French toast in the morning is delicious. The smoothies are also tasty. It's a notch above Tamagawa Onsen. Getting to the outdoor bedrock bath is inconvenient because the connecting road is unusable when there's a lot of snow, requiring bus travel. However, the indoor bedrock bath (for a fee) is recommended, as members can warm up regardless of the weather for 300 yen per session. The spring water is acidic, so first-timers are advised to attend the orientation session on the weekend. Simple instructions on how to use the bath are posted in the changing area."

"The room was clean and tidy, with an expansive view outside the window. The lounge service was warm and attentive. What impressed me most was the prompt and thoughtful room service. When the room temperature dropped at night, the hotel immediately arranged for the air conditioning to be repaired and provided additional heating equipment and blankets, making the room warm again instantly. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Akita."