Hotele niedaleko Sankoji, Nanbu

I stayed for 3 nights on a business trip immediately after the self-restraint of the movement across the new corona domain. The single 1 night 4200 yen ＋ parking lot was about 500 yen per night. It was a little cheaper than the hotel Mets and Toyoko Inn in front of the same station. Walk 3,4 minutes from Hachinohe Station, but the hotel looks good along the track so you won't get lost. Breakfast is a few kinds of toast cherry bread cherry cereal ＋ boiled * and Winner ＋ soup. I didn't get tired of staying overnight because the type of bread changes every day. The room was clean. The bed width is wide, so there is no room for the passage, but it is large enough, and even if you sit in front of the desk, you can afford the chair and bed. The bathroom was not large, but there was no feeling of tightness. In front of Hachinohe Station, there is no food and drink except for the station building, the convenience store in front of the station, and several taverns, so there are limited places to eat around the hotel. If you walk to the national highway for about 15 minutes, there are quite a few shops. I think you can enjoy the eight food center about 10 minutes by car, and there are local dishes and seafood markets.

Great room with fantastic view. Excellent service from staff. Next time in Nambu//Sannohe will definitely stay

This is my third time coming to Aomori for work. I always use Dormy Inn on business trips. The large public bath at the Dormy Inn in Hachinohe is minimal in size, but it has a nice view and is very comfortable. As a sauna lover, I was disappointed that the space for outdoor bathing was small and only one person could relax. Other than that, the service is top-notch, so I will use them again when I come to Hachinohe.

Business hotel in the center of Hachinohe. Bus from the airport is convenient because it stops in front of the hotel. There are department stores and restaurants around. The rooms are typical business hotels. Daiwa Roynet Hotel I used to stay in Aomori, but it looks quite old compared to Aomori. Some of them are sofa-style, but maybe because many people use them for luggage storage, the walls are dirty and scratched. Complete with empty refrigerator, pot, air cleaner, etc. Coffee picks up the dripping type placed in the lobby. The bathroom is old and small. This was better for Aomori. Amenities include shaving, toothbrush, brush, cotton swab, etc. It was good to have body towels. This time, I booked because it was the first place in Hachinohe by trip advisor, but I didn't think it was so good except for the location.

Check-in is only signed (I think it depends on the reservation method), and if you post it on the door at the time of going out for a consecutive night, there is no room cleaning, and check-out is unnecessary, and the hotel side will be easy, but the side to stay is also It is quite easy. However, there is no mechanical and inorganic impression, and the warmth of the staff such as breakfast is transmitted. The Senbei soup served instead of miso soup every morning is delicious. It is comfortable and comfortable from check-in to check-out. However, the unit bus is desperately small. If you are a little fat, it is not a hard time to wash your face. The furnace-side tavern ”Same Hachi” is recommended.

It was in front of Hachinohe Station. I was able to see the arrival and departure of the Tohoku Shinkansen because it was a room on the station side. The room is stable Toyoko inn. There were several places to eat around and there were several shops in the station, so there was no problem with the meal. The sake tasting vending machine next to the station was unfortunate because it was not in time for 18 o'clock in the souvenir shop.

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 used it on the last day of my business trip. The room is not large, but I think the service is sufficient with tea cakes, yukata, and cold water. And the selling point here is the hot springs. It was a small bath in the hotel for a few days, so it was a luxury to stretch out your legs, and there was even an open-air bath and a sauna, so the tiredness of the few days flew away. This time I asked for Japanese food with a meal, but the food was delicious and the local cuisine such as senbei soup was also delicious. I have one complaint about this hotel. Outlet. It was inconvenient because it wasn't near the bed (I apologize if I just didn't notice) and there weren't many. Other than that, I have no complaints. When I returned from a business trip and talked to my wife about this hotel, she was in a rush, so I would like to take her when the corona is over and I can go on a trip normally.