2-Star Hotels in Hachinohe

Use on business trip. I will stay in Hachinohe City, but this was the first time. ＪＲ It is in front of Hon Hachinohe Station and there is no problem if shopping is done in advance. The building had a bit old feeling, but if you are using business, ＯＫ ❗ breakfast was a bit of a feeling, but curry was delicious. The aunt in the kitchen is also very friendly and good. 5400 yen with breakfast for one night is good for Cospa. The parking lot is also an adjacent blue sky parking lot, so if you say it, you might be okay with a truck? By the way, parking fee is free 😃

It was very convenient and good because it was close to the downtown area and close to the food stall village. I included breakfast, but it was good that it was safe and safe with a curry buffet. I am satisfied because I stayed cheaply at GoTo.

About 15 minutes walk from Honhachinohe Station. The rooms are a bit small, but I didn't feel any problems with the facilities and cleanliness. The staff is also kind impression. The location is very convenient because it is located in downtown Hachinohe and is close to Miroku Yokocho. The accommodation fee is cheap, so it can be recommended if you are not particularly concerned with the hotel.

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.

About 5 minutes walk from Hato Station. The room is still very retro with the key. The pick-up point is the stick with the key. The room is small and small in Japanese hotels. The interior is still 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 gave a room on the third floor. It was on the third floor of another building. It was not connected to the third floor where the front desk was located. I had to go back from the second floor corridor oil and then take the stairs to the third floor. In addition, the WIFi signal of the hotel on this side is not very good.

Very good hotel Although the place is not in the urban area of this eight households, the nearby market is worth visiting, and the hotel is very close to the market on foot. After patronizing, you can return to the hotel and rest. Very convenient

This hotel is in a somewhat inconvenient location. To get to Hotel Imaruka Hachinohe, you need to get to Hachinohe Station (a Shinkansen Station), and then take the regular JR train Hachinohe Line to Hon-Hachinohe Station (2 train stops ride), then walk an additional 10 minutes on residential streets to get there. Alternatively, you may hire a taxi from Hachinohe Station to get to the hotel directly, but this will cost you 2200 to 2500 yen. Since Hachinohe is not a very tourist city, the hotel choices are limited. This hotel is somewhat an older hotel with furnishing a bit dated. The hardware of this hotel and lighting were dim and a bit aged. My assigned hotel room was a Japanese style room with tatami floor futon beds. The space was so tight that my family could not open up our carry-on luggage, unless we stack-up two futons beds to create space. Room cleanliness was just acceptable. My room had openable windows that allow fresh air to come in, which was good. On hotel 2nd floor , there is a restaurant, you can order breakfast there, or add breakfast when you make your hotel booking, and the meal was OK, and it was relatively inexpensive. I ordered the breakfast option with my stay because there were not too many restaurants to choose near this hotel. Something worth mentioning was when we checked-in, hotel reception gave each of my family member a choice of cup noodle free of charge. Also, in front of hotel reception, there were 2 good quality coffee/latte makers that you can make your own free coffee or latte anytime of the day free of charge. There were snacks and drinks vending machine (with beer as well) on 2nd floor (the reception floor). Hotel staff at front reception was also very friendly and helpful and able to communicate with some rusty English. Overall, I think this hotel is acceptable, but I will pick a more convenient location if available.

Chain hotel, the city center is all downstairs, it's quite prosperous, there are many people at night, and it's convenient to eat. It's about a 20-minute walk from Hon-Hachinohe Station. There are basically no buses to the attractions in Hachinohe. It cost more than 200 yuan to take a taxi to Chongcha Coast, but the key is that I couldn't get a taxi back. The train runs every two hours, so pay attention to the time arrangement. I almost missed the train

Hotel was reasonably priced with fully-functional WiFi and needed amenities in central Hachinohe. Double was under 7,000 yen, and parking optional but cheaper across street. Many dining options on main street of Hachinohe. Convenience store on 1st floor. Public bus from station about 20 minutes - 270 yen.

Use it in a single. Because it is in the city, there are various shops, so there is no plan without meals. The room is clean and welcomed by a letter to folding cherry blossoms and mini chocolate. The refrigerator is empty, so you can put what you bought. Convenience stores are close and souvenirs are placed. Convenient, reasonable and beautiful. I didn't get a meal in the hotel, but it might have been good to use it because it was cheap to 1500 yen in the sarloin steak set.