Hotels With Spa in Iwate Prefecture, Japan

I’m at the end of a three night stay at the Richmond Hotel in Morioka. The hotel is in a great location, opposite Morioka Station. The hotel appears to be new and has a Lawson convenience store with an entrance in the lobby. Check in is largely self-checkin, but when I checked in staff were present to help. My room on the 8th floor is easily comfortable for two people, even though it’s a single. And the bed is both large and comfortable. Even the bathroom is larger than many of my recent stays at other hotels. I’ve stayed at Richmond hotels in other cities and have always been pleased. They are not luxury hotels, but they are very comfortable and well-thought out hotels. I would call them dependable. And for the cost, a great deal in my view. I did not try the breakfast, but all indications in the hotel are that it is good, with regional specialties available. One other big plus for me is that the hotel is quiet. No noise in the halls. None from outside. And none from train departures. Overall, a great stay.

Is it about 3 minutes walk from the station? The first floor is 7-Eleven and each floor has a vending machine, which is great convenience. The room I used is a Kitakami River flowing under the eye and the heart is calm. The cleanliness, amenities and size were perfect. Breakfast was mainly Japanese with Viking, but this was enough. I always decided to eat Japanese food because it seems to be good when eating western food mainly, but it looks delicious. It's strange.

A huge thank you to the reception staff who managed to swap our room quickly and without fuss. Hotel is well located and comfortable. Rooms are clean and the higher floors offer good city views.

In the context of a scientific event, I had the chance to stay one full week at the ANA Crowne Plaza Resort. In a few words, I will simply say that this place is amazing, and that I recommend it for a skiing stay in Appi. In terms of the hotel itself, I have found that the staff were friendly, helpful and professional, like it could be expected in Japan. They took care of all the little issues I had during my stay, promptly and without any discussion. I additionally appreciated the “eco-friendly programme” that is offered, in which coupons are provided in exchange of ”no-cleaning room days”. The amenities in the hotel (public baths, souvenir shops, ski rental station) are spot on to make the stay perfect. I would however like to mention that it could even be better with a bar that stays open late (at least until midnight), as this would have prevented me from having to go to the next hotel to get a drink with my colleague. Maybe the bar from the hotel was closed because of the time in the season? Concerning the room I got, it is spacious and comfortable, super clean, although furniture and facilities are a bit old-style. Renewing the bathroom material could be a good item to put on the hotel to-do list, as well as making the room a bit more soundproof and insulated. This would hence prevent cigarette smoke from entering into the room from the outside. Moreover, whereas the bed was very comfortable and allowed for a propre relaxation time after a busy day with work and skiing, I got awakened by the noisy engines of the snow groomers several times during my stay (which is annoying, especially at 5:00 AM). Therefore, I would rank my experience as an average one (neither particularly good nor bad).

ＪＲ It is close to Morioka Station, but the hotel is not conspicuously located in the side road. The room is small because the price is cheap, but the air conditioning and the facilities are new, and the amenities are reasonable in the mechanism of receiving what is necessary at the front desk. On the other hand, if it is a business hotel, the desk is a necessity, but it was quite small and difficult to use in the drawer type. Free breakfast was only bread ４ seeds and boiled *, soup and coffee, but I think it is a good hotel in Cospa as a whole at a bad level as a light breakfast.

Room: Clean Breakfast: I heard that breakfast was included, but I went to eat, but from the standard menu to smoothies. The store is closed at 0930 on holidays, but even at 0915, a freshly baked menu came out. Bathroom: It's a little old and it's hard to balance hot water and water. Others: There is also a drink service and I used it. (Coffee and lemon water) Lawson and Seven are nearby. There are few restaurants unless you go to the east exit. Overall: Basically there was a feeling of cleanliness and I wanted to stay again.

My stay at Hotel Jin in Morioka was very satisfying. First of all, the breakfast was very delicious. Many of the dishes were made with local ingredients, so I was able to enjoy fresh and delicious food. The Japanese food selection was particularly rich, so it was nice to be able to have a hearty meal in the morning. However, the overall variety was limited, so if you stay for several nights, you may get a little bored. In addition, the spirit of hospitality was felt everywhere. The staff were very kind, and I had a pleasant time from check-in to check-out. My questions and requests were answered quickly and politely, so I felt at ease during my stay. In addition, Hotel Jin offers very good value for money. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the facilities are well-equipped. I don't think you'll find a hotel that offers this much service and comfort at this price range. Overall, Hotel Jin is a hotel that is attractive for its delicious breakfast, hospitality, and excellent cost performance. I would definitely use it again when I visit Morioka.

The experience was superb! The onsen was good and relaxing. I love that they provide yogurt drink and ice lolly. There is also complimentary soba noodles at 9:30pm. What is more important is that they have free laundry and that the status of the machines can be viewed on TV!

A functional hotel in a convenient location in front of Morioka Station. It was a single room, but the location of the bed and TV, and the luggage storage area were perfect. (Depending on the hotel, the position of the TV is sometimes placed in a strange place so that if you look at it from the bed, your neck will hurt.) Free breakfast was also included, and there were many business guests. The seats are full, but the turnover is fast. You can check how crowded the breakfast hall is on the TV monitor. I'm grateful for this feature, but as soon as a seat became available, people who were watching the monitor in the room rushed in and it ended up being crowded. (Everyone thinks the same.) There are 5-6 automatic checkout machines, well thought out for business hours. The bedding was clean, but the curtains had a sweaty, uncle-like smell that hit my nose as soon as I entered the room. ”I think that's why there are so many users all the time.”

I was very worried that the Tohoku Shinkansen was suspended due to a breakdown the day before, and I was relieved to arrive at Shin Hanamaki as planned. [Welcome] ○ I arrived at Koyokan by shuttle bus while dancing from Shin Hanamaki Station, but the staff kindly responded at the reception. In the lobby, there was a juice corner that was not a welcome drink, which was able to moisten the thirsty throat. In addition to apples, grapes and grapefruit, the soup stock drinks were delicious. [I] △ The room was a cheap price plan of 11,650 yen, so it was a fairly small single room, but it was good that the desk and chairs were compact. Perhaps it was a room prepared for the tour guide. However, since the outside air is below freezing, it was chilly around the window side and at the feet, the warm air of the air conditioner did not reach, and it was a difficult point whether there was a temperature difference in the room. [Hot water] ○ I'm glad I was able to visit the adjacent inn, but I was lost in some places because there was a shortage of guide displays on the connecting passage. The quality of the hot water was just right because the pH was weakly alkaline with 7.8. Each 々 had an open-air bath, and I was able to enjoy the snowy scenery. Among the three hot spring tours, the rock open-air bath at Koyokan was the most relaxing. [Food] ◎ The food was buffet and the food was delicious. Especially, chicken wings and salmon marinated were good for beer with beef stew. I was very satisfied because draft beer was unusual and there was a large mug. There were many other types of desserts such as cakes and ice cream, and it was delicious. [Comment] ○ The size of the hotel was the largest of the many hotels I have stayed at so far. When I visited Parana, Brazil, I remembered that the locals were proud that this hotel was the best in the world, but it was as large as it was. At the time of check-out, after paying, I checked again and found that the accommodation fee (tax included) was 11,650 yen. Even if I added the drink fee, it was 13,000 yen, so I was surprised because I didn't think it was so cheap. Therefore, the evaluation was ◎ and I was very satisfied. On the day of my stay, I saw more than 100 Chinese tourists, with 4 sightseeing buses from Taiwan and 1 bus from Hong Kong. In the future, it will be even more crowded as more tourists from mainland China increase. So I propose that Chinese people love sea cucumbers, so they are very happy to serve delicious sea cucumber dishes. Especially in Japan, if you can actually experience the food culture of eating sea cucumbers raw without drying them, it will be even more exciting and demanding.

I’m at the end of a three night stay at the Richmond Hotel in Morioka. The hotel is in a great location, opposite Morioka Station. The hotel appears to be new and has a Lawson convenience store with an entrance in the lobby. Check in is largely self-checkin, but when I checked in staff were present to help. My room on the 8th floor is easily comfortable for two people, even though it’s a single. And the bed is both large and comfortable. Even the bathroom is larger than many of my recent stays at other hotels. I’ve stayed at Richmond hotels in other cities and have always been pleased. They are not luxury hotels, but they are very comfortable and well-thought out hotels. I would call them dependable. And for the cost, a great deal in my view. I did not try the breakfast, but all indications in the hotel are that it is good, with regional specialties available. One other big plus for me is that the hotel is quiet. No noise in the halls. None from outside. And none from train departures. Overall, a great stay.

Is it about 3 minutes walk from the station? The first floor is 7-Eleven and each floor has a vending machine, which is great convenience. The room I used is a Kitakami River flowing under the eye and the heart is calm. The cleanliness, amenities and size were perfect. Breakfast was mainly Japanese with Viking, but this was enough. I always decided to eat Japanese food because it seems to be good when eating western food mainly, but it looks delicious. It's strange.

A huge thank you to the reception staff who managed to swap our room quickly and without fuss. Hotel is well located and comfortable. Rooms are clean and the higher floors offer good city views.

ＪＲ It is close to Morioka Station, but the hotel is not conspicuously located in the side road. The room is small because the price is cheap, but the air conditioning and the facilities are new, and the amenities are reasonable in the mechanism of receiving what is necessary at the front desk. On the other hand, if it is a business hotel, the desk is a necessity, but it was quite small and difficult to use in the drawer type. Free breakfast was only bread ４ seeds and boiled *, soup and coffee, but I think it is a good hotel in Cospa as a whole at a bad level as a light breakfast.

My stay at Hotel Jin in Morioka was very satisfying. First of all, the breakfast was very delicious. Many of the dishes were made with local ingredients, so I was able to enjoy fresh and delicious food. The Japanese food selection was particularly rich, so it was nice to be able to have a hearty meal in the morning. However, the overall variety was limited, so if you stay for several nights, you may get a little bored. In addition, the spirit of hospitality was felt everywhere. The staff were very kind, and I had a pleasant time from check-in to check-out. My questions and requests were answered quickly and politely, so I felt at ease during my stay. In addition, Hotel Jin offers very good value for money. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the facilities are well-equipped. I don't think you'll find a hotel that offers this much service and comfort at this price range. Overall, Hotel Jin is a hotel that is attractive for its delicious breakfast, hospitality, and excellent cost performance. I would definitely use it again when I visit Morioka.

The experience was superb! The onsen was good and relaxing. I love that they provide yogurt drink and ice lolly. There is also complimentary soba noodles at 9:30pm. What is more important is that they have free laundry and that the status of the machines can be viewed on TV!

A functional hotel in a convenient location in front of Morioka Station. It was a single room, but the location of the bed and TV, and the luggage storage area were perfect. (Depending on the hotel, the position of the TV is sometimes placed in a strange place so that if you look at it from the bed, your neck will hurt.) Free breakfast was also included, and there were many business guests. The seats are full, but the turnover is fast. You can check how crowded the breakfast hall is on the TV monitor. I'm grateful for this feature, but as soon as a seat became available, people who were watching the monitor in the room rushed in and it ended up being crowded. (Everyone thinks the same.) There are 5-6 automatic checkout machines, well thought out for business hours. The bedding was clean, but the curtains had a sweaty, uncle-like smell that hit my nose as soon as I entered the room. ”I think that's why there are so many users all the time.”

The room is clean and tidy, next to the busiest shopping street and many restaurants. It's about 15 minutes away from the station, and you can also pass Kaiun Bridge along the way and overlook Mount Iwate in the distance.

I booked it because it is the flattest one in Morioka. Sure enough, you get what you pay for. The bed is small and the TV is small. The bathroom is small and clean. The most interesting thing is the flush toilet. It is currently the most versatile toilet in Japanese hotels. Haha, you can play for an hour! The hotel is located at the west exit of the pedestrian bridge, which is about 5 minutes away. However, there is almost nothing to see in the hotel. If you want to eat, buy and visit attractions, you must go to the north exit.

The expedition across the prefectural border is fun, this time it is a night stay in the Northeast ３ prefectural residents limited plan ３５００ yen, good value. The location is in the downtown area and outstanding, but the room feels quite old. It was grateful that I was devised to spend comfortably even though it was old. It was also good that Iwateyama looked clean from the room.

In the context of a scientific event, I had the chance to stay one full week at the ANA Crowne Plaza Resort. In a few words, I will simply say that this place is amazing, and that I recommend it for a skiing stay in Appi. In terms of the hotel itself, I have found that the staff were friendly, helpful and professional, like it could be expected in Japan. They took care of all the little issues I had during my stay, promptly and without any discussion. I additionally appreciated the “eco-friendly programme” that is offered, in which coupons are provided in exchange of ”no-cleaning room days”. The amenities in the hotel (public baths, souvenir shops, ski rental station) are spot on to make the stay perfect. I would however like to mention that it could even be better with a bar that stays open late (at least until midnight), as this would have prevented me from having to go to the next hotel to get a drink with my colleague. Maybe the bar from the hotel was closed because of the time in the season? Concerning the room I got, it is spacious and comfortable, super clean, although furniture and facilities are a bit old-style. Renewing the bathroom material could be a good item to put on the hotel to-do list, as well as making the room a bit more soundproof and insulated. This would hence prevent cigarette smoke from entering into the room from the outside. Moreover, whereas the bed was very comfortable and allowed for a propre relaxation time after a busy day with work and skiing, I got awakened by the noisy engines of the snow groomers several times during my stay (which is annoying, especially at 5:00 AM). Therefore, I would rank my experience as an average one (neither particularly good nor bad).

Free coffee was available in the lobby from 7:00 to 21:00. I was very happy because I couldn't drink coffee on this Hachimantai trip. The desk in the lobby was designed to be at a height where you could read books, and there were seats surrounding the fireplace, so the furnishings were relaxing. The windows were big and comfortable. I enjoyed playing online games with 4 people at the desk in the lobby. There were many outlets for charging in the living room, which was also a high point. I also liked the fact that it was easy to save energy because the light switch was arranged in one place. (Because if the light switch is broken in the room, it will be too much to turn off all of them.) And the color of the light is good (the color temperature is low and calm), the amount of light is necessary and sufficient, and it was adjustable. I thought that this was a well-thought-out hotel. There was plenty of ice water and hot water. However, I wanted tea because it was only tea. (I went out by car and bought it at a small shop.) There are only ２ coin laundry for washing and drying, and I think it's off-season in summer, but it was still crowded. The bath is also written as Max for 18 people, and it seems that you need to choose the time. If you like hot springs, you can visit the hot springs outside. I had a mini French buffet for one night out of two nights, and dinner at a nearby restaurant, Northern Grande for one night, so I never got tired of it. It was adjacent to the forest of the prefecture and I enjoyed walking. The ski season is also good because it is a hotel with autumn leaves and ski resorts. It is a hotel that I want to stay again.

I stayed when I came to Hachimantai to hunt for autumn leaves. This is a large hotel. When I arrived, the scent of sulfur in the hot springs was a little bit scented in the lobby. The welcome drink bar is located in the lobby lounge. The room is a beautiful Japanese-style room with 8 tatami mats. It was the first gorgeous shoji that Shoji saw (pink, white, purple and autumn leaves pattern). The room key was ２ I was saved with a book. Wa 5 #-# The bath is a day trip bath. It was very crowded probably because it was the autumn leaves season on Sunday. The hot springs are transparent (a little whitish in the book) and have a scent of sulfur. From the open-air bath, it was said that Mt. Iwate was looking at it, and there was a cloud. The open-air bath is lukewarm water. The large communal bath was hot water. Although it is a day trip hot water, amenities such as lotion are available. Since there are only 3 dryers, it was difficult to use, and if I gave up using it, I could finally use it. There is a water cooler, but the trash can for throwing away the cup for the water cooler was full, and there were many cups outside the trash can. I stacked and fell on the floor. The next morning, the bath was only for guests, so I took it relaxing. Since it was a men and women replacement system, I took another bath. For dinner, we had a beautiful venue with a chandelier that is also used in the wedding hall. There were a lot of pre-orders and appetizers, and the sashimi was unique with a salad tailored with sea bream and tuna. I'm not good at sea crabs, but it didn't smell and it was delicious. The seafood soy milk pot had a gentle taste, and the Hachimantai Bok shabu-shabu and dessert cheesecake were delicious. As for sake, the local sake in Hachimantai city was dry and delicious, and 300cc was reasonable for 800 yen and I ordered several bottles. The man in charge of the meal was very kind and hospitality and was happy to be with him. Breakfast was a buffet at a restaurant with a garden view. The pizza toast that cut bread into my favorite thickness and put color 々 on it seemed to be popular. The hot water that was not too salty was delicious, and there were Koiwai milk and local yogurt. I drank coffee after meals at the restaurant and in the lobby lounge. It was a comfortable hotel with a good hot spring, very convenient for sightseeing in Hachimantai.

Very satisfied with an experience, the hotel is very comfortable, I like the lobby design style very much, warm and atmospheric, the hotel service is very good, the room is very spacious and bright, the winter window is full of snow, the interior is warm like spring, the hotel is also very good, there is an outdoor soup pool, you can see the stars, the snowflakes are floating, Beautiful mood! The breakfast at the accommodation is very rich, the taste is very good, the side dishes are very exquisite. Afternoon tea is great, afternoon 4:30-6:00 lounge time, there is a performance of Italian music masters, very comfortable. Very close to the ski resort, skiing snow every day, soaking in soup, comfortable ～

Annual ski holiday, this time to choose the Ambi plateau. Because the price of the snow field hotel is more expensive, there is a hot spring nearby hotel to try. The hotel will arrange a free JR pick-up service, the staff is polite, and help, praise! The accommodation includes two meals, breakfast is the same every day - set plus a small amount of buffet form - food is provided. And dinner is shabu shabu, charcoal roasted cattle, and the same buried sushi roast is replaced in turn. Beef is Tian Zeniu, personally think that the meat quality is not 10 points excellent, but it is acceptable. There are hot springs in the hotel, there are two private styles, and the package is not wrong. The only place that is not ideal is far away. If you don't drive by yourself, you have to arrange a shuttle bus to the snow field by the hotel. The same buried daily breakfast time, dinner time, shuttle bus time needs to be prepared in advance, so you can freely and easily decide what time to eat and what time to go to the snow field and what time to return.

The B&B is very close to Appi Plateau and provides ski pick-up and drop-off services. At the same time, other employees are also asked to take care of the pick-up and drop-off, so there is no problem for the B&B to go to the ski resort for easy skiing. The more problematic thing is how to get to the B&B. If you need to take a bus to get your ski equipment, it is quite a distance from the bus station to the B&B. It would be difficult to push your luggage for 20 minutes in the snow. If you ask the B&B owner to pick you up at the JR station, you will need to call to communicate, and there are pick-up time restrictions. The website does not explain this clearly. In addition, the communication between trip.com and the B&B is not very smooth. You have to confirm your accommodation by phone in person. The owner is also a chef, so he doesn't reply to emails very often. Trip.com AI online customer service cannot help. I think it would be ideal to drive here by yourself. I had a good breakfast and was ready to go skiing. But dinner is very simple and may be a bit full for some people. The B&B provides discounted ski tickets and ski equipment. Overall, I would be willing to stay at this B&B again if the problem of getting to the B&B can be solved.

The top-floor viewing platform has a 360-degree view of the surrounding mountainous city

Room: Clean Breakfast: I heard that breakfast was included, but I went to eat, but from the standard menu to smoothies. The store is closed at 0930 on holidays, but even at 0915, a freshly baked menu came out. Bathroom: It's a little old and it's hard to balance hot water and water. Others: There is also a drink service and I used it. (Coffee and lemon water) Lawson and Seven are nearby. There are few restaurants unless you go to the east exit. Overall: Basically there was a feeling of cleanliness and I wanted to stay again.

I stayed on a business trip. The hotel in the city is full and selected by the erasure method. The word of mouth was good. . When you enter the room and look over, it is dirty. The air conditioner blowout is full of black mold. I didn't want to put on the air conditioner. The bathroom is black mold everywhere in the tiles. . The corner of the room is dusty, and the air cleaner smells. The bed futon was also poor, and I remembered the university training camp. (single room) Even though I have work at night after I go back, Wi-Fi is unstable. (I can't do it now) There is no convenience store around, there is a little from the station, and the location is bad, and at least if you don't improve the sanitation, etc., you can't repeat it. It is not possible to use the facilities old, but it is a hotel with a lot of problems to tackle a little more seriously. Breakfast was also greeted by a cheerful female staff. I thought it was delicious, although the number of items was small.

The location was good. Also, if I told them that I would like to smoke, they found an empty room and I was able to move. I was very grateful and would like to use them again. thank you very much.