Hanamaki Hotels with Gym

I am a US traveler on business. I have visited Kashoen before and based on my experiences it is the only hotel I will ever stay at in Hanamaki. The hotel staff are the kindest, most caring, and passionate people I have met at a hotel. The amenities are fantastic, the hotel food is phenomenal, and my stay is always relaxing. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. There is a nice nature trail nearby with a river that is beautiful as well. If you are in Hanamaki or are looking for somewhere to enjoy a peaceful weekend at, I suggest Kashoen.

The price is affordable, and dinner includes all-you-can-eat snow crab and a variety of hot pot dishes, perfect for winter. Better than the dinner at Hoshino Aomoriya. The three restaurants are connected, with performances in the evening, music at dinner, and shops across the street. However, for a hotel with this number of rooms, the outdoor hot spring is a bit smaller than expected (it just so happens that the largest open-air pool at Hanamaki Hotel is closed in winter). In addition, there should be more flexible transfer services between the four hotels. The Red Leaf Pavilion is connected to Jiasong Garden, and you have to drag your luggage onto the bus yourself. The service's responsiveness needs to be strengthened. Please understand that we have come from afar and want to experience different hotel styles.

It was a single room, so I felt small, but it was enough to relax at the hotel. I used the large communal bath in the basement. I think there were few guests at the time, but I was able to relax enough to be satisfied. The breakfast buffet was delicious with all the dishes. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

I came to Iwate for the first time and stayed there, but it was very good and easy to spend! The rice was delicious with a lot of menus!

In the natural environment surrounded by mountains and forests, the clear stream behind the inn flows gurgling, healing the body and mind. It is fun to enjoy each of the four hot springs that flow directly from the source, but we especially recommend the deepest hot spring in Japan. This is a self-propelled natural rock bath ”Shirasaru no Yu”. This is a very rare hot spring. Due to its depth, you can stand up to enter, but it is evenly distributed throughout your body. It is said that applying hot water pressure can effectively promote blood circulation. The hall also has a nostalgic atmosphere, as if traveling to the past. The hospitality of the staff is also very attentive. If you have the opportunity to stay in Hanamaki, it is a hotel worth staying in.

The Kenji No Yado is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Kenji No Yado offers a pleasant stay in Hanamaki for those traveling for business or leisure.With Shin-Hanamaki Station just 600m away and Hanamaki Airport only 5km away, transportation is very convenient. Famous local attractions Miyazawa Kenji Ihatov Center, Hanamaki City Museum and Nansha Flowerbed, can all be reached with a short walk.In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings.

There is a shuttle bus from Hanamaki Railway Station to the hotel free of charge, which is very convenient. Our room is equipped with a private outdoor bath, soaking in the hot spring on the balcony at night, and watching the stars, not to mention more comfortable. In addition to the beautiful natural environment around, the thoughtful and meticulous service, the various products in the room gave us a big surprise: the bedding is a goose down quilt, which is loose and soft; there are two types of bathrobes for men and women, and each type is available. Equipped with three sizes of small, medium and large; the cold-proof shawl is actually RalphLauren's! The breakfast is very rich and definitely worth recommending!

1. The hotel provides pick-up and drop-off services to Hanamaki and Shin-Hamaki. There are multiple buses every day, and it is very convenient to go back and forth. It can be used as the center of Hanamaki tourism. 2. Osawa Onsen was loved by Kenji Miyazawa in the past. There are well-preserved old houses and mixed bathing hot springs for self-catering. The food is also affordable. The hotel dinner starts at 5,500 yen/person, and I feel very full. The hotel has two inner baths, one of which can be shared by self-catering guests, so there are more people and the windows are half open; the other is exclusive to the hotel, with fewer people, but there is no open-air bath. The hotel's private hot spring room is first-come, first-served. If you see no one, you can use it. It's very nice. 3. The whole hotel is full of history and very quiet. Basically, you can only hear the sound of the water of the Fengze River next to it. It is very suitable for rest and you can also walk around nearby. We stayed for 3 nights, just our Chinese family.