Hachinohe Hotels with Swimming Pools

Hygiene: The room is clean and tidy. It's okay if it's small. After all, most Japanese hotels are small. Service: Good attitude~ Some staff members speak good English, some not so good, but they have translators~ Haha .... They are really cute. They can communicate with each other by holding translators! Evening sobath: 🍜 The free soy sauce ramen is delicious in the evening👍 If you like light taste, you can ask the noodle stall chef to add an extra spoonful of soup for you Facilities: There is Aomori apple juice on the first floor🥰 Very pleasant surprise! We came from Hoshino Hotel and thought that only hotels at that price range had it, but we didn't expect it to be available here! Happy🥳 Hot spring: The toiletries are good. They are all familiar brands. It's the first time I've encountered a blocked bathing area in Japan. I like it~ The hot spring is small and comfortable, semi-open There are only two, so if there are too many people, you may need to queue. Location: It takes about ten minutes to walk from Hon-Hachinohe subway station (I don't walk fast), not too far but it's a bit tiring to drag the suitcase. There's a ramen shop called Ramenfactory Nosuke on the way, which is not bad~ I don't like the squid fried shop

The Yamato Roynet Hotel Hachinohe is located near Hon-Hachinohe Station, which is considered the old town. The hotel is in a busy area, surrounded by many izakayas and night markets. It is also next to the Hachinohe Museum of Art, which is great. When I went there, I caught up with the Tupera exhibition. If you have the opportunity to stay in this hotel, don't miss it. However, the hotel is relatively old, and the room I booked may be average. The hotel scenery is very average, and the local hotel brands in Japan are very rigid, and there is no concept of room upgrades. Although it is very clean, it is a bit boring after staying for a long time.

During Golden Week, while prices at nearby hotels were soaring, I found the Grand Hotel. I had been there for a class reunion and wedding over 30 years ago, but this was my first time staying there. It was disappointing that I couldn't take my time from check-in to check-out, and I couldn't even get a coffee in the lounge because the timing didn't work out. I would have liked at least some water in the room.

It's a decent hotel, the morning breakfast is quite good especially in an area without too many breakfast options

The staff always treats you politely. I had coffee after breakfast, but I thought I would have a paper cup and a lid.

It’s a little far away from JR station. You can consider it when you can’t book a hotel in Aomori or Hirosaki during peak tourist season. The room is a bit old but the sanitary conditions are good. Nearby restaurants and convenience stores are also more convenient.

There were many izakaya (Japanese pubs) around the hotel where we could eat delicious food from Hachinohe. Check-in is automatic and convenient, but since there is no guidance, I forgot to take my amenities and loungewear, and it was a hassle to go to the front desk, so I replaced them with what I had. It would be helpful if there was an announcement during automatic check-in.

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.

The hotel environment is the same as most Japanese fast, the rooms are small and the facilities are clean. What is especially powerful is that in the JR station, the gate is taken to the opposite side of the church to take the elevator, and there is no need to leave the station. It is very convenient if you just pass by for one night. Breakfast is a buffet provided by the downstairs Japanese restaurant.

The rooms are relatively small, but the others are pretty good. The location of the hotel is really good, next to the train station, there are some restaurants next to the hotel, the breakfast on the first floor of the hotel is ok, I feel good.