Comfort Hachinohe

“Bom para uma paragem de uma noite”

Ficamos neste hotel no nosso caminho de Mutsu porque não havia um comboio até à manhã seguinte e este lugar está a uma caminhada de apenas alguns minutos da estação. É um hotel de padrão de sua classe: pequeno quarto com o lado da cama empurrado para cima contra a parede (tenha cuidado se você tive… Mais

Ficamos neste hotel no nosso caminho de Mutsu porque não havia um comboio até à manhã seguinte e este lugar está a uma caminhada de apenas alguns minutos da estação. É um hotel de padrão de sua classe: pequeno quarto com o lado da cama empurrado para cima contra a parede (tenha cuidado se você tiver duas pessoas que tanto quer conseguir fazer xixi no meio da noite, ou se você estiver viajando com sala grande) e casa de banho plástico moldado prefab. Mas foi tranqüila e a cama era confortável. O Pequeno-almoço está incluído e, enquanto não é 5 estrelas estão distribuídos de resort, há uma selecção surpreendentemente satisfatória incluindo vários sabores de onigiri (bolas de arroz envolto em algas marinhas) bem como waffles. Velocidade da Internet é a média. A recepção pessoas, tratámos falou um pouco de inglês. Este hotel provavelmente só merece 3 estrelas se você realmente ficar na cidade por alguns dias -- o pequeno quarto seria enfadonho, nesse caso -- mas para o nosso "dormir antes dos fins de trem de manhã, o fit o Bill apenas multa.

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“Good business hotel in convenient location”

I stayed for one night in a compact but well-designed twin room with a small desk, tv, fridge and bedside table. The bed was comfortable and the wifi was good. I had quite a nice view across a car park to buildings, bridges, mountains and forest, although the window glass safety grid made it imposs… Mais

I stayed for one night in a compact but well-designed twin room with a small desk, tv, fridge and bedside table. The bed was comfortable and the wifi was good. I had quite a nice view across a car park to buildings, bridges, mountains and forest, although the window glass safety grid made it impossible to get good pics of it. I very much liked the quality black-and-white photos of Hachinohe in frames above the beds. So much better than the computer-generated rubbish on the walls of some hotels! The bathroom was very small, but had a good deep bath. I was pleased to see there was a recycling bin for bottles, cans and plastics which isn't that case in many Japanese hotels. The staff were pleasant, and the breakfast buffet was decent. The hotel is conveniently located close to Hachinohe Station. There are also shops and eateries around. A nearby shopping centre had great displays from the Hachinohe Sansha Taisai Festival, and a shop selling Tōhoku gifts, souvenirs and foodstuffs. Among other things, I bought some Dracula icecream! (It was excellent.) Overall, a practical and good value choice.

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“Obon is Not A good Time To Travel in Japan”

Stayed seven nights. Rooms are small and the walls were closing in by the time we left. TV has local stations only; no NGN shows, so very boring cooking and weather reportswas all there was to watch. Breakfast (American style) was very good. We will likely stay there again in the future.

“Best location in the city!”

Booked this hotel for Tatehana Wharf Morning Market held on Sunday. Located right next to JR Station; 5 mins walk. Clean room was ideally sized. The free breakfast has limited selection but still better than continental breakfast in many European or American hotels. Rice, pasta, soup, salad, bread … Mais

Booked this hotel for Tatehana Wharf Morning Market held on Sunday. Located right next to JR Station; 5 mins walk. Clean room was ideally sized. The free breakfast has limited selection but still better than continental breakfast in many European or American hotels. Rice, pasta, soup, salad, bread & pastries, yogurt & fruits, etc. Will be back in the future if visit Hachinohe again.

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