Hotels in Tohoku region

It seems to have just been renovated; it's clean and the service is good. There's a park, Lawson convenience store, 7-Eleven, and a 24-hour donburi restaurant nearby. It's an 8-minute walk from the east exit of the station and a 4-minute walk from Miyagino-dori. There are public areas available, including a microwave and a paid washer-dryer (card payment accepted). A simple breakfast is served,...

The hotel is close to the train station, and there are many restaurants nearby. However, this also means there's a lot of noise in the surrounding area. The hotel rooms are small but comfortable. The check-in (4:00 pm) and check-out (10:00 am) times are not ideal, which is the hotel's main problem.

The best Toyoku Inn breakfast yet!!!

Thank you for letting us know where the parking lot is.

The breakfast is excellent and has plenty of choice for each preference. This is one of the best hotel breakfast I had experienced in Sendai area.

It's a Toyoko Inn, a standardized salaryman's business hotel. You get a room with a shower, toilet, and TV. Wifi is spotty. Breakfast is riceballs.

Good pricing for 2 nights stay, 2 people. The pillows are rock hard. The A/C works pretty well tho. Just like any other hotel, soap, shampoo, conditioner are all provided. Even razors with shave soap and toothbrush/toothpaste.

A good distance away from the train station so it's pretty quiet. Staff are friendly and helpful. Good if you're checking out the sakura and need a place to cool your heels.

A good enough hotel for one night. A very good service; however, the building and facilities are outdated, comparing with the other 5 APA Hotels I have stayed so far. The bathroom facilities, the mattress and the "only male onsen" are the main negative points in this regard. I believe APA Hotel group will take of these points.

The bath is male only but really nice. Rooms are good and clean.

Always a great stay for a good price. Use of the nearby sister hotel hot bath, welcome drink, curry service during the week and good choice at breakfast. What is not to like.

A very family-type business hotel. Friendly people at reception and breakfast No complainants regards the hotel. Location is about a 15 minute walk from the station on a quiet residential street with dining options surrounding and closer to the station.

Try more for non smelling room

The parking lot is narrow and difficult to park.

Is it a little walk from the downtown area? A leisurely 15 minute walk. Should I take a taxi after drinking?

We have been very polite since we made the reservation. I used it the night before to take the exam for my son, but when I talked about it, he kindly suggested a room. Thanks to you, I seem to have been able to take the exam safely. Thank you 😌

Carpark which is opposite the hotel about 500 JPY per night. Love the breakfast buffet. Apple pie and apple butter recommended. Room is kinda small for 3 people and no separate toilet. Overall still a pretty good stay.

This hotel is located near Chuo Hirosaki Station, but it's not particularly close to either Hirosaki Station or Hirosaki Park; both are a 15 to 20-minute walk away. The hotel's Japanese name is Hirosaki Park Hotate, which was mistranslated from Japanese to English and then to Chinese on Ctrip, leading to some confusion 😅. Getting back to the hotel itself, it has an old-money vibe. The front desk is...

Excellent location and very god prices. Good choice if visit Harasski

Enjoyed our short stay there. Room was nice, not as cramped as other places we stayed. The only issues we had was finding the hotel and the room was very warm. Not much of a sign out front. We walked right past the entrance. The registration counter is on the third floor, so nothing is visible from the street. We had to open the window to cool the room down The location was great, halfway between...

helpful front staff , good location and easy to find. Nice room. cheaper and highly recommend!!!!

A good location between the station and the park. The breakfast room on the 13th floor had amazing views.

-super convenient as it is right in front of fukushima station -room is safe and cozy and clean and warm as well as well equipped -staffs are nice and so kind especially the lady at the restaurant -breakfast is very delicious -the glass elevator is cool -great price highly recommended

We stayed at The Celecton Fukushima for 2 nights, three months ago, and had a wonderful experience as a couple. The location is super convenient - just a short walk from the station, with restaurants and shops nearby. Our room was clean, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet, perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. The staff were friendly and helpful, making check-in smooth even with limited...

The hotel has a great location being just next to the train station. The rooms were nice and clean. For anyone visiting Fukushima that is looking for a very central and fairly priced hotel I would say you can’t go wrong with this one !

Jan 4, 2025 Visibly right outside of west exit of Fukushima station hence a nice station view. Furniture a bit old and no automatic door lock but the interior feels kinda cozy and homey so I like it in a way. Bathroom is newly renovated so it’s still a comfortable stay. No electric outlet near the bed and no warm bed-light but it’s ok. I typically don’t have many expectations for a hotel buffet breakfast...

I had a wonderful stay at the Celecton! The staff was so accommodating, even to my unreasonable request to change to a room with a nice view. The young man at the desk helped me out. And the view over Fukushima city and seeing the shinkansen fly by, was great. The free curry was fun, though it seems just like instant curry, I didn't notice any special flavour or colour. They helped us fix the broken...

Good low-budget hotel! It’s LITERALLY next to Fukushima station! There’s 2 convenient stores and an Ito close by. My room had a lovely view of the sunrise too! Only a few headaches about this place… there’s no microwave in the room, so you’ll have to go downstairs to the lobby to use the public one. (Can be troublesome if you’re already comfortable and relaxed in your room, especially if you’re higher...

The hotel is conveniently located near JR Morioka Station and is easy to find. The room was clean, and the staff were very friendly. The only downside was the Wi-Fi — although it connected, it didn’t work well for browsing, so I mostly relied on my 4G SIM during my stay.

Small but has everything you need.

Although it is an old-fashioned hotel, the wallpaper has been replaced and the facilities are clean and impeccable. The only thing I was disappointed in was that they installed curtains on the windows.

The room was too cold, so I was given an old, heavy blanket, but... The front desk staff was grubby and had some gray hair, and their phone service was terrible.

The staff in reception were very very friendly and helpful. Good location too.

The hotel is very close to the station. It’s a bit old and the rooms are very small but it’s convenient and fine for sleeping and taking a shower.

The location is in the shopping area. Donki is near. Quite close to Sendai Station. The room is cozy and big enough to unpack 28” luggage. The reception counter is on the second floor with going up the stairs, but the staff will lead you to an elevator on the first floor to move your luggage.

superb location, i literally can go back to rest whenever i feel tired

This hotel is incredibly convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Sendai Station, located right in a shopping arcade with tons of restaurants and shops, including a Don Quijote just 2 minutes away. The bus stop for Yamagata is also a mere 2-minute walk. The lobby offers 24-hour free coffee, and there are lockers for guests to store luggage before check-in or after check-out. The service is excellent....

The location is excellent, situated in a shopping street, very close to the train and bus stations. Aside from the small size, everything else is fine. There's a 24-hour front desk, and you can expect to use the washer and dryer for 3 hours. The front desk is on the 2nd floor, and the elevator is at the back of the underground staircase. I would book again if I come to Sendai.

The room was clean and nice. The lobby was also clean and the service was excellent, so it was a very satisfying hotel for the price.

The room was clean and bright, the bed was comfortable, the soundproofing was good, the staff were friendly and welcoming, the location was convenient, and there were plenty of restaurants nearby. I was very satisfied with my stay and would definitely visit again. I recommend it to all travelers.

For about 1200¥ you can go to the onsen of this hotel. It's very good !

For onsen only : Realy great onsen for 1200yen with towel. It's a shame that it's only open from 11h to 15h (last entry at 14h) if you are not spending the day at the ryokan.

Beautiful and really nice place. Their hospitality is great.

Loved our experience here, despite smokers in the hallway (of a non-smoking floor). The fancy bar was closed while we were there (assume off-season), but the karaoke and izakaya were open and lovely. Do try the house sake from the izakaya, truly great. The set meals, both dinner and breakfast were also amazing. Onsens were great and staff were very accommodating, despite the language barrier.

Decent place. Was rather expensive for what you got. Traditional style rooms, probably the worst breakfast I've had, and typical overprice meals. Very little English communication, but was still doable. The onsen, or bathing area, was really nice. But I went to better ones in the big city. Not much to do around the hotel either. But that may have been due to poor planning.

Great onsen hot springs with different temperatures, sit down and stand up showers, and outdoor bath. Daytime onsen use avaiIiable for about 1300 yen. Most staff speak a little English.

Good location Can walk from JR station about 10 minutes

Great hotel for the price, very polite guest service and the place is quite clean.

Good hotel overall, but our room was too hot. Service was just okay—there were a few things they forgot to tell us in advance.

Excellent location, right next to a busy shopping street and within walking distance of the JR train station. The room was small but clean. The most unsatisfactory part was the air conditioning, which was too hot and couldn't be adjusted. The facilities felt a bit dated. Everything else was good though, like the facilities, free coffee, and the elevator.

The premium in the name is just decoration, the rooms are really old.

Good location. Comfortable for travelling.

The hotel is in a very convenient and great location. However, the highlight for me was the room—it was surprisingly spacious for a Japanese hotel. From the room, you can enjoy a beautiful riverside view, which made the stay even more special. If you visit in April, the cherry blossoms along the river are absolutely stunning. I was truly impressed and had a wonderful experience. 🌸

We stayed here for 2 nights to go skiing in Geto Kogen. The hotel was newly renovated and very clean, much like a business hotel. Hotel rooms size are decent which can fit 2 snowboard bags and a luggage. There is an indoor onsen at the basen ment which was value added.

The front desk at Holiday Inn Iwate Kitakami was incredibly hospitable, especially Ms. Sugawara. On January 31, 2026, I was warmly welcomed and introduced to the hotel by Ms. Sugawara, who made the introduction clear and polite. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and will definitely be returning soon.

Newly renovated hotel with spacious rooms and nice river view. Japanese and western style daily buffet breakfast included. There's also a public bath, coin laundry, fitness room and free parking for hotel guests. Excellent location as it's near the train station. The only thing is they blocked the smart TV features so I couldn't watch YouTube, Netflix etc. Hotel staff are nice and offered to change...

A very reliable stay with high standards. The room was spotless and the staff were professional and helpful. It provided a perfect, stress-free start to my Tohoku trip.

Big hotel, good in management, room clean and buffet breakfast has many choice, many car park space too.

I've stayed here before, but it's been a while since my last stay due to a business trip. The room wasn't small and the bedside was spacious, so I was able to rest comfortably. The breakfast buffet had just the right amount of menu items, not too many, but if I had to say something, it was disappointing that my favorite curry wasn't available. The large public bath on the top floor was also neat and...

The cleanliness was very good.

It was clean, spacious, and affordable. Breakfast was also delicious. Thank you very much.

I often stay at Kusa Inn when I'm in Kitakami, but this was my first time at Kusa Hotel. The large public bath was great.

When I visited Kitakami last year, I used the Metz Hotel in front of the station. I chose the Kusano Hotel to go snowboarding in Geto Kogen. First of all, the location is very good. It is the first stop of the Geto Kogen shuttle bus. Everything from going out to eating to shopping is within a 10-minute walk. The breakfast menu is also good, and most importantly, there is a bath on the 9th floor....

Great stay. Front desk was courteous and offered complimentary luggage storage after checkout. Room was nice, well designed and had a small couch which was really great! 10 mins from Morioka Station by bus (easy) or 15 by foot. Many local attractions, bars and restaurants nearby. If you like a dive bar don’t mis Soul Bar Jody across the street. Unfortunately I forgot to take photos of the room, but...

Room is spacious, breakfast is good

It was a very good value for money accommodation, and I was able to reserve a clean and spacious room for the price. Another plus point was that there was a Starbucks on the first floor.

It was clean and spacious. The location was also great! The staff were very polite and helpful! Thank you very much!

The convenience of this location exceeded my expectations. It's absolutely amazing. The hotel is within walking distance of Castle Ruins Park, Ishiwari Sakura, Hakuryu, Sakurayama Shrine, Tsuruha Pharmacy, and Eigakan-dori. The train station is also nearby. Downstairs is a public bus stop with numerous routes to more distant attractions like Takamatsu Park. It's absolutely fantastic. I've definitely...

Very good hotel, just take a bus or taxi from the station, 20 minutes walk, close to attractions and busy streets, suitable for visiting Morioka Castle, the price is also very cheap

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 room was average but clean. They offered a variety of services, including welcome coffee, Yonaki Ramen, free massage chairs, and a large public bath. The Yonaki Ramen, about 1/3 of a bowl, is perfect for finishing off a night of drinking. The massage chair's movements were rough and sometimes painful, and I used it several times, but I was the only one using it. The large public bath was small...

The large public bath, Hanamiyama no Yu, has a jet bath, which helped me blow away all my fatigue. Perhaps because I used it early, I was able to enjoy it all to myself. I was also upgraded to a room, so I was able to relax more than I expected.

It's located in front of Fukushima Station. There's a parking lot across the street or nearby, so you can park there. The front desk is on the 8th floor. It's small, but there's a large public bath. The rooms are a little larger than your average business hotel.♪ The Wi-Fi is good enough to watch YouTube. And what's even more interesting is the ramen service they offer on weekday nights.🍜 You can make...

The building feels a bit old, but the location is great so it's not a problem. Please note that the late-night ramen service is limited to 20 servings until 11pm. The breakfast buffet is a bargain at 500 yen if you order it before check-in. I would definitely order it.

It was good for the price. Amenities are provided in a style where you take them to your room from near the front desk if you need them. Breakfast is 500 yen if you book it the day before. You get warm rice and miso soup, which is sufficient (of course, there are other side dishes as well). The room is old, but there were no problems. However, there were no pens or notepads in the room, which was quite...

The hotel lobby is on the 8th floor and there is a guide at the entrance of the building, but there is no sign on the elevator, so it is difficult to find. The rooms are over 15 square meters, so it is comfortable to stay in. The large public bath is small, but it is open until midnight, so there is no complaint. I was happy to receive the free ramen after eating gyoza in front of the station.

No-frills, simple set up for short term stays. Clean and comfortable for my one night stay. Staff were courteous and helpful.

For this price, This breakfast buffet is a great deal 🉐 They even offer a welcome drink It's great A little far from the bars, but...

It's a bit far from the station and the hotel is a little old. Although the rooms are small, the environment is very well maintained, and it comes with free breakfast, which is great.

It's nice that there's a large public bath. Also, the free breakfast is nice. The only downside is that it takes a lot of strength to flush the toilet.

The price for one night was only 4,781 yen, and when I entered the room, I was surprised at how spacious it was, with two double beds, a mini table and two chairs. The hotel is old, but the cleaning and service are thorough, and there is free breakfast and curry in the morning, so it was a good deal.

Both dinner and breakfast are satisfying

I finally got to stay at the inn I'd been longing for, and after choosing the hot spring in my room, I was able to enjoy the hot spring to my heart's content! I'd compare it to Ichinobo in Sakunami Onsen, but Sakunami Onsen had a warmer, more welcoming atmosphere, and I especially liked the food. The food in Matsushima was very stylish and tasty, but the queues were sometimes long, so I wish there...

The hospitality was also great!

A huge hot spring hotel with a Japanese-style garden, how can it be called beautiful! The scenery from the hot spring is also very good, but most of the buffet is seafood and beef, and the variety is not enough.

The hotel is right next to an art gallery. The directions are not very clear and it is easy to go wrong. Breakfast and dinner are buffets.

This onsen hotel charges 80,000 yen per night, offering excellent facilities but minimal service. The dinner is a course-grade meal served in an all-you-can-eat style. While some may appreciate this setup, it’s not my preference. However, as a drinker, you’ll find a wide variety of alcoholic beverages to choose from.

It must have been my first luxury hotel in 30 years, so I went there looking forward to it, but I had an inexpensive buffet-style dinner, and the meat was all firm and red with streaks from bluefin tuna.And best of all, it was over at 7:45. We didn't take a bath late at night, and it cost 100,000 yen for two people. Has the manager ever eaten the meal? The facilities were fine and the breakfast was...

Strong smell of smoke at first floor and also in the room even we stayed in non-smoking room / location great for dining and easy for walking to JR station

Location is good, near train station and may restaurant nearby.

Good location, just from A1 Exit from Morioka station. Lobby in 3 floor. The room is a bit old, not very neat, but fine enough for a short stay.

The hotel is located a short walk from Morioka Station, within 10 minutes. There’s a convenience store downstairs, so it’s very convenient👍🏻

Worth it to stay here because it is near the station

The hotel is right in front of Morioka Station, which makes it very convenient for transportation.

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 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.

A hot spring inn with a Showa-era feel♨️. The rooms are old-fashioned with thin walls and you can hear the TV next door, but the good thing is that there are plenty of hot springs. The elevators are unusually fast.

All the staff were really friendly, so I'd love to go back if I have the chance. The three hotels are connected, so it was fun to go around the baths.

Because my train was delayed, I missed the shuttle bus and had to pay 4700 yen for a taxi, which was really expensive... The hotel facilities were excellent, the onsen was very nice, the dinner was delicious, and the colorful lights in the Hanamaki Onsen area outside the hotel were also very beautiful.

The three hotels are connected and have a total of four hot springs. A shuttle bus is available to the train station and airport, but advance reservations are required. There are many scenic spots nearby, but the location is somewhat remote, and there aren't many shops nearby.

The dinner buffet was spacious, with a wide variety of delicious items. The desserts and ice cream, in particular, seemed ordinary at first glance, but the matcha financier and rose ice cream were unforgettable. As for the hot springs, all three rooms offered bathing options, adding to the fun. However, in my personal experience, the hot springs at the Momiji-kan were more varied, while the new hot...

The hotel is actual one of three hotels linked together, can use onsen from other hotels. Onsen is nice. Buffet foods are good and have wide range of choices. A pity that the adjacent Rose Garden is close due to winter.