Where to stay in Hachinohe

The front desk staff were very friendly, and the room was clean, quiet, and well soundproofed. There are many restaurant options near the hotel, and the food was authentic, fresh, and delicious.

located at center of town， below have lawson

It’s a 20 minute drive from Hachito Station to the hotel, which is super inconvenient! If it is close to Benhachito Station to walk 15 minutes, no clearing instructions near the hotel to Benhachito Station route map? The surrounding environment is ok too!

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.

Great spot, meets the standard for Daiwa properties and easy to walk around town from.

The location is perfect for a trip to Hachinohe. It's right in the heart of the city, and there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. I highly recommend it.

Family enjoyed the hot spring and welcome drink stand.

Clean room and nice hot springs with sauna. And just located around the station. It’s a nice hotel anyway.

The staff are very nice to assist the amenities and cleanliness of the hotel is very nice

Convenient location in centre of town, round the corner from Daiwa Roynet. Bed was very comfortable but room was rather small considering this is not a big town. Lots of bars and food choices within walking distance but not much to do in the city. The locals seem to go to the ***** malls, restaurants and shops just outside the city, about 15 min drive. But bus stop to major attractions is right outside...

Location is good. Lot of restaurants within walking distance. Not able to park at hotel carpark due to limited lot. Park at nearby carpark. Just a short 6mins walk. Over night parking rate is cheaper than hotel rate. Room size consider bigger than typical Japan hotel room size. Breakfast is typical Japanese style with lot varieties. There onsen in hotel.

We loved this place and ended up staying two nights. They have the nicest onsen that I have been in after 3 weeks of travel in Japan. Two rock pools, one indoor and one outdoor plus a cold plunge pool. With an ice cream treat for after! Room layout is a little awkward for two people but it works. The location is fabulous, right in the city center so great for walking around in the evening. It is a...

Extremely convenient, right next to the station. There's also a parking lot for those driving. Across the street is a drugstore, and a bit further left from the drugstore is a large supermarket. The location is excellent. The room was clean and tidy. The staff were very satisfactory. Most importantly, breakfast is provided free of charge, which is a fantastic perk for travelers.

Getting there was super easy, right next to the station, and the room was still very quiet. Plus, the price was really good!

As hotel chain, the standard are there and location is good, even next to train track but not noisy

Surprised with their onsen Good place to make a brief stop in Hachinohe, walkable to downtown

The price was a bit high for Saturday, but it's close to the Kanbanashi Morning Market tomorrow, so I booked it even for over 900 NTD. It's a business hotel right next to Hon-Hachinohe Station, with a large public bath. The breakfast looked small but had a wide variety of options, and there was free parking! I'd definitely stay here again if I had the chance.

A business hotel chain with a heart and with staff like this, it will always be 6 stars in my heart! There was a heavy rain storm in Tohoku. Rain and more importantly wind was strong. The local trains have stopped in a lot of area in tohoku including to the shinkansen station. At 605 morning , i asked the front desk male staff to help get a taxi. Despite calling a few, none were available as they...

Booked a 20 meter square twin bed room at the very last minute - yet the room was much more spacious than I’ve had imagined and the hotel was very welcoming with free welcome drinks and breakfast, under such an economic price. Highly recommended, especially for those who wish to stay near to Hachinohe Station for easy taking of Shinkansen.

Best hotel i happened to stay in Japan so far! Staff is very nice, lobby cafe is cozy and comfortable (and has microwave and water supply), breakfast has many options including daily smoothie (delicious!) Room is clean, and i was lucky to have a nice view😍 Very close to the station, like 3 min walk Definitely could recommend it for your stay in Hachinohe

Location very convenient to train station . Room are quite small but sufficient for me . No free parking though

Good location with many restaurants around. Will come back again

The hotel is located nearby JR Hachinohe Station so it was really convenient to access.

Super close to the train station. Very clean, great breakfast with local options. There was a welcome drink and a lot of books to read (if you know Japanese).

Great location, just a 3-minute walk to Hachinohe Station. The staff were polite and friendly. The room was small but excellent value for money.

Very convenient location. Less than 5 minutes walk from train station. Room is small but comfortable.

I specifically stayed one night in Hachinohe to visit Tanesashi Coast. Toyoko Inn is a chain hotel, and it includes breakfast. You might have to queue during peak dining hours, but overall, it's pretty much the same as any other Toyoko Inn. It's close to the station; you can see it on your left as you exit.

Good location and enjoyed our breakfast very well although simple.

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...

The breakfast is delicious, it's close to the station, and free luggage storage is available from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. People allergic to smoke should avoid booking "smoking" rooms, as the lingering smell will still be present.

Pls valide your carpark ticket before you go out. Room although small but design thoughtfully. Front of bed enough space to move around & there is enough storage beneath your bed. Brilliant idea. Staff is always helpful and full on initiative. Room AC is individual unit not centralize which you cannot control.

Great value for price. Great location, close to a lot of good restaurants, bars, museums, etc. the room was clean and comfortable. The bath was great!! Very large and beautiful tub.

Chic small hotel in city center of 八戶。The room I stay was super small but decent. Staff were super friendly. Free parking. 9 minutes drive to 鼻館朝市. Superb experience.

I don't have a single bad thing to say about this place. For a cheap business hotel, it's in the heart of downtown, two bloks down from Miroku Yokocho a popular collection of pop-up bars and right on the main drag of the Sansha Taisai Festival on the 1st of August. Room was comfy, had everything I needed and the high-sided Japanese style bath was great after a long day of walking all around the city...

部屋が清潔でスタッフの方々の対応も素晴らしい お風呂の湯船がしっかり肩まで浸かれるのでとても良かった

At the end of a long day of motorcycle riding, this business hotel was a good place to stop. Econimical, clean, with helpful staff.

The facilities were relatively clean. The interior was also nice. The room was a standard business hotel room, just right. It wasn't particularly special, but the price was cheap and it was clean, so it was sufficient. There were various amenities available at the front desk, and I thought the service was good, with free coffee.

I am a foreigner and the staff was very polite. I booked the room very close to the time and could check in immediately, which was really great. The room was clean and comfortable enough to rest. However, the hotel does not have a parking lot, you can park your car in the paid parking lot next to the hotel, you will get a discount (I found out after checking in). Thank you very much.

As a backpacker, it took me about 15 minutes to walk from Hon-Hachinohe Station (I can't recall if it was uphill to the hotel or to the station). There's a 7-Eleven on the way where you can grab some snacks and drinks. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the gentlemen at the front desk spoke good English and were very welcoming. You have to pick up your amenities yourself before heading up to your...

The room was a bit small, with barely enough space for two suitcases. The staff were very helpful. There's a bus stop not far from the hotel that goes directly to the Guanbi Anbi morning market.

It's a standard business hotel that's worth the price. It's fine if you don't mind the building being old, the rooms being small, and there being few consumable items provided.

Even when I came back after drinking, the receptionist didn't show any signs of annoyance and provided very good service.

I stayed in a capsule room alone, and the environment was much better than a hostel – very comfortable. The room had a locker with a code, and there was a large public bath downstairs. Although the public bath was closed due to the earthquake, at least I could still take a shower. Overall, it was a great experience.

- nice place to prepared for Michinoku coastal trail -Great location , Train station and bus stop just a fews steps from hotel. - within walking distance to town center - Room is clean , quiet , comfy bed , usual room size for Japanese hotel which is ok for 2 of us - lady at reception is very kind , she help us find the information we need and even ring to city center for us , Thank you very much

Okay, room okay, facilities are old, bathroom fixture cracked surfaces

This is as older building and not a new LiVEMAX. The public bath, however, looks like it might have been renovated last week. One of the front desk ladies speaks satisfactory English and being so close to a Universe supermarket is very convenient.

This is as older building and not a new LiVEMAX. The public bath, however, looks like it might have been renovated last week. One of the front desk ladies speaks satisfactory English and being so close to a Universe supermarket is very convenient.

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...

The parking lot in front of the hotel is small, but they have a partnership with a nearby multi-story parking lot so you can park without any problems.

You can park your bike underground, which is great for keeping out the wind and rain.

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.

Facilities: OK Average hygiene The service was excellent

Basic room etc as expected. Clean and comfortable though. Nothing really to complain about!

Good location, price and service, but some informational documents and papers could be translated into English.

I used this hotel during a long holiday visit home. While other hotels were charging holiday prices, I chose this one because of its reasonable pricing. It's a standard Super Hotel, but because Super Hotels are generally of high quality, it's much better than choosing a typical local business hotel. The amenities are also excellent. Basically, you can go empty-handed as long as you bring a change...

Super Hotel is always the best or the best

It would have been better if there was a large bath

First time staying in this style hotel. Right on the edge of a great downtown area. No frills, but comfortable rooms. Unanticipated extras like evening drinks and face masks. The bathroom enclosure was the thing that threw me. Incredibly efficient, but a bit cramped and odd to a Westerner.

A bit away from train station. Our room smelled very musty and mold like substances were found on bathroom wall.

The hotel offers parking for NT$600 per day, which is very convenient for self-driving tourists! It is a 10-minute drive from the Guanbi'an Market, highly recommended for independent travelers.

The bed was collapsed! The facilities were very old. My friend and I slept there for one night, and our backs are sore now. The room could fit four suitcases, but I would never consider staying at this hotel again next time I visit Hachinobu.

The mattress was very soft and collapsed. The facilities were old. I wouldn't recommend it except for the cheap price. Hachino is a small city, so it's more convenient to drive there, but the scenery is still very beautiful.

The Japanese-style room is very spacious and offers excellent value for money. The next morning, opening the window reveals a view reminiscent of a small chapel. The hotel is also very conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from restaurants.

Located in a bustling downtown area, just a few dozen meters away from the art museum and city hall. You can enjoy art exhibitions and take in panoramic city views from the observatory deck of the city hall building. The twin room was incredibly spacious with large windows, which my family member was very pleased with.

They offer complimentary local sake tasting, available to all adults. Kids can have fun with the toys at the nearby children's play area. We had dinner on the top floor and also enjoyed a plentiful breakfast there, with a delightful view of the distant snow-capped mountains. It was truly a feast for the eyes. The room was incredibly spacious, and there's an outdoor courtyard for a stroll. The front...

A decent older 3-star hotel. The facilities are a bit dated, and it's about an 8-10 minute walk from Hon-Hachinohe Station. However, the service is good, and the breakfast is fantastic, with both Western and Japanese options available. They also offer a free flow of three different kinds of Aomori apple juice, all of which are delicious.

It's an older facility, but it's incredibly well-maintained, so it's not a problem. The meals, both dinner and breakfast, are excellent hotel food. There's a DCM (drugstore) within a 5-minute walk, so you can easily buy clothes. Furthermore, you can reach Universe (drugstore), Tsutaya (rental shop), Daiso (100-yen store), and Ootoya (restaurant) within an 8-minute walk. It takes about 2 minutes...

This hotel has a large hot spring bath. The water quality is excellent, and the horse oil shampoo and treatment are great. There is also a sauna. Breakfast is the only meal served, but the buffet has a wide selection of Japanese and Western dishes, so you won't get bored even if you stay for several nights. There are supermarkets and home centers nearby, so it's convenient for shopping. There is also...

Big wedding venue. Small size twin room . Public baths in the basement open to the public . Huge dining area - people free to come in robes .

The hot springs and food were great

I only stayed overnight, but I was very satisfied.

The staff are always polite. I drink coffee after breakfast, but I wish there were paper cups and lids.

If you just consider it a place to sleep, it's a good choice as it's cheaper than surrounding hotels. It's also very convenient, with Miroku Yokocho and a convenience store within walking distance. As for cleanliness, the facility itself isn't new, so it's hard to say it's particularly clean. It's also inconvenient that there aren't any outlets near the bed. The TV automatically turns off if not operated

Location is great, even the room was small.

It was great that there were restaurants nearby.

we’re satisfied either our stay 👍🏻 thank you so much!

普通のビジネスホテル

Very cool retro hotel! Great breakfast and beautiful garden area. Walkable to center of Hachinohe where there are lots of good restaurants and cool little bars. Go check it out!

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.

Big and very clean rooms. location is not so far away from the city center. Lots of good restaurants nearby.

It was a normal hotel, neither good nor bad. But the breakfast was disappointing. It's far from the downtown area and the location is poor, so I think it would be better if they at least added value by serving a delicious breakfast.

I used it on a business trip. The room was clean and the breakfast was delicious. Curry rice was delicious. I would like to use it again.

This place was fantastic!!! I honestly give this hotel 10/10 stars because the customer service was perfection! The restaurant within the hotel had delicious food that would leave you well fed and want to come back for more! The price is reasonable as well! The attentiveness and attention to detail while giving superior customer care makes the language barrier non-existent! I will definitely be coming...

The facility is old, but maintained clean and cozy. Best cost performance

There was not much food and the heat in the pot was too low so the food was half cooked.

For this price, everything is of a high standard. If you go to Hachinohe, you won't have to worry about finding a hotel.

I had a comfortable stay. The breakfast was delicious and I was satisfied overall. If I go again, I will definitely book.

This was my first time staying here. The front desk was kind and polite, which I liked. The rooms were average and I think they were normal. However, the shampoo, conditioner, and soap in the unit bathroom were in small bottles, which made them very hard to use. What I liked most was the breakfast. They had squid sashimi for breakfast, and the other ingredients were also delicious. I went there just...

The staff were very kind and provided attentive service. I would like to stay at this hotel again.

I stayed here for several nights. The front desk staff were very kind and helpful. I also used the bath every day. The room was clean and comfortable.

It was close to the station and the price was reasonable. I was also pleased that there was a separate bath.

Next best thing after those hotels next to Hachinohe stations. Everything is excellent except for the heavy smoking smell along the corridor. Guess they can't do anything about it. Traditional Japanese breakfast were served by a welcoming enthusiastic old lady, food was excellent. As usual, you know a set consisting of those tasty multi small little dishes.

It's about a 5-minute walk from Hachinohe Station. The room is still very retro and has a key. The point is to insert the stick with the key. The room is very small, even in Japanese hotels. The interior is relatively clean, but the design is not very reasonable. The front desk is on the second floor, and the door of one building is locked. Then I was given a room on the third floor, which is on the...

Breakfast and dinner are very delicious, and the hotel windows can all be opened. Although the facilities are relatively old, the sparrows are small and well-equipped. There is also a large public bath, which is very nice!

Good breakfast spread for a budget hotel. Though it is 10 minute walk from the Hachinohe station, it is on the main bus route and across the street from a large supermarket and a ¥100 store.

It's really just an ordinary hotel. But the location is great. It's close to the station and there's a supermarket next door. And next to that there's Yakitori Mikan. They're 100 yen each. I stayed for three nights and it was a very fulfilling trip.

It's an older hotel, but it's not overly greedy and has good value for money, so it passes. I was woken up several times during the night because I could easily hear the low bass sounds of my snoring and because I slept in an awkward position, the sounds of things hitting the wall echoed directly, so earplugs or other measures are necessary. There were no razors in the room; perhaps they were available...

Location near grave but OK! Room is small. Walk 10mins to main street & restaurant area. Price at summer festival is quite expensive. Have hot spring but small and a lot of people. Staff is helpful.

The room was clean and very quiet. Breakfast was plentiful, and the staff were all very friendly ❤️

Parking is free and there is a large public bath, which was great. The restaurant was closed so we had to eat lunch, but it would be nice to go and check out the morning market.

The hotel was undergoing renovations on the first floor from February 15th to April 25th, and the dining experience was changed to boxed meals served in the rooms. Trip failed to fulfill its responsibility to provide full information and should refund the breakfast fee.

Ninohe City Hotel is very conveniently located. It's conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from JR Ninohe Station, making it easy to get to for those traveling by Shinkansen or local trains. It's located along the main road that leads from the station, making it easy to find even for first-time visitors. If you're traveling by car, it's about 10 minutes from the Ninohe Interchange on the Hachinohe...

Posters of famous paintings are displayed here and there throughout the building. The rooms are compact, but have been renovated and I was able to rest comfortably. There is a large public bath (men and women alternate). Apparently it uses water from Kindaichi Onsen. The smooth water helped me to relieve my fatigue. I highly recommend it.

It's a business hotel. You get a room, a comfy bed, a toilet and shower on the room, a large bath on the second floor, they will introduce you to look spots for dinner. It does what you expect and just a little extra. Overall solid experience.

Hotel is some distance from the train station but it is very clean and the staff are friendly. The breakfast is traditional Japanese and of great quality, given the price. Please expect limited English from the staff present as this is a countryside location.

Ninohe City Hotel is primarily a business hotel catering to industries. However, the breakfast is charming and healthy, albeit on the smaller side. There's good food available nearby. The reception staff and personnel were extremely kind and helpful. The Airweave bed provided a comfortable night's sleep. The convenient and professional clothing cleaning service adds to the convenience. Despite its...

Rooms have no distinction between smoking and no smoking so that sucks. It is primarily a business hotel for male-dominated industries such as construction workers so the public bath is only available for women for very limited duration. Breakfast however is cute and healthy, albeit small. Good food nearby.

The hotel staff is very friendly. The location is opposite Yokocho. There are Family Mart and Lawson nearby. It is a little far from the Hachinohe Station. Everything else is ok.

As a couple to attend the lecture I stayed overnight. It is in the middle of the downtown area. The usage fee was very cheap.

The room was quiet despite the downtown area. There is a convenience store nearby, so it's very convenient. it was good

The room is a little large. The desk isn't that big, so it may not be suitable for paperwork. Convenience store is nearby. It's close to the downtown area, so you may need to be careful. I felt that the WiFi and wired connections weren't very good (maybe because it's night).

A little old-style but good position and nice.

Located in the center of Hachinohe, the hotel is surrounded by many restaurants and nightlife establishments, making it a very convenient location. While the hotel itself is a little older, it maintains a clean appearance. I stayed in a deluxe single room, which was larger than a regular single room and featured a large sofa. The unit bath felt quite dated. For a room this spacious, it only cost...

For the second day of my solo trip to Michinoku in September, I chose Hotel Il Viale Hachinohe in downtown Hachinohe. This seven-story hotel features a variety of dining options on the first floor, the reception and breakfast area on the second, and guest rooms from the third floor up, with around 16 rooms on each floor. While the facilities are a bit dated, the overwhelming lack of outlets in the...

The facilities feel a little old. The bathrooms and toilets in the guest rooms also feel old. Also, although it's not enough to disappoint me, the rooms feel a little small, perhaps because the beds are large compared to the room size. The location is right in the middle of the downtown area, with many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, making it very convenient. However, it doesn't seem to...

Although the building is older and shows signs of wear, this accommodation's convenient location and reasonable prices make it an attractive choice. Despite its age, it was kept clean. The front desk staff were quick to respond, making it easy to ask questions. We stayed in a double smoking room (17 m² (183 sq ft)) and a single non-smoking room (15 m²). The room was fully booked, so we couldn't stay...

cheap. There is no coin laundry. There is welcome coffee and the room is dark.

This is the best place for people who like alcohol! Izakaya are gathered together.