Hotels With Breakfast in Akita Prefecture, Japan

The location was fantastic, connected directly to the station, bus interchange and shopping malls. The room was probably the biggest I have stayed at in Japan, which was great when sharing with a friend. The tatami sitting area was great to sit in and enjoy the station view, with the trains coming and going. Was not disturbed by any train noise however. They also gave a sheet noting the times you can view specific train models from your room window. Staff were friendly and helpful, despite the language barrier. Would stay here again next time I'm in Akita.

The hotel itself was nice and clean. The rooms are spacious. There's a heater and dehumidifier in the room. Food is buffet breakfast and dinner. We were in the west wing which requires a bit of a walk to get to the room. And the main inconvenience is there is a flight of stairs to get up before having an elevator to the room floor. The outdoor onsen is in a different section to the indoor onsen. The hotel is certainly geared for skiers as everything closes during the middle of the day (souvenir shop, onsen). So make sure you have activities booked in advance. The website of the hotel is also a bit confusing with the number in-house activities available - be sure to check with the front counter first. Peak hour staff has good command in English but need translation for night staff. A few things of note: - the shuttle is very busy at the 3pm and 10am run - make sure you pre-book - there is a shuttle to tsurunoyu iriguchi onsen 鶴の湯温泉 from a bus stop near the hotel, no need to take the public bus

The hotel is brand new, featuring a spacious and bright lobby. The rooms are immaculate, bright, and beautifully appointed. Cleanliness was impeccable throughout, and the bathrooms are well-designed with a convenient wet/dry separation. The rooms themselves are spotlessly clean, characteristic of a standard business hotel. Its location is superb: the Akita Museum of Art is just a short stroll away, there are abundant dining options nearby, and it's conveniently close to the train station. The staff provided very patient and attentive service.

The hotel environment is quiet, there are not many rooms, and there are fewer people than ordinary brand hotels. The place is clean and the waiters are friendly. The Japanese-style 4-person room has enough space to put four luggage boxes. The outdoor hot spring scenery is beautiful, the washing room is complete with supplies, and the breakfast is The food for dinner is rich and delicious. After eating the Japanese breakfast, you can drink free coffee in the lobby cafe. The accommodation fee is reasonable and we will introduce other friends to stay.

About a 7-minute walk from Akita Station, directly opposite Seibu Department Store. It's not far from various city attractions, making dining and transportation convenient. It rained heavily on the day we stayed, and the hotel even provided free umbrellas, which was really great. Breakfast was okay.

This hotel has a great location within easy walking distance to the station and the park. Breakfast served on the top floor has a good aerial view of the city. Food selection was also great with excellent service even for someone like me who does not speak Japanese. Will return for sure.

If you're visiting Akita in the summer, this hotel is a fantastic choice, especially since Senshu Park's lotus pond, brimming with beautiful lotus flowers, is literally right at its doorstep. It's also just a short walk to the Prefectural Art Museum, making the location incredibly convenient. The breakfast was excellent, with a great variety of options. The only minor point was that the onsen (hot spring bath) felt a bit crowded, likely due to it being peak season.

The hotel facility is relatively good. However, the hotel policy seems to have a big problem. We checked in the hotel at 7pm, they said our room rate was for check-in between 23:30~05:00 and that check-in other than this period will have a surcharge of Yen $2000. At normal hotel booking, who would alert the check-in time is at midnight??!! OK, we assume we overlook this strange rule, we paid. However, two days later we stay at the same brand hotel in Aomori, I clearly requested a non-smoking room at booking (as I did same for all hotels at the trip), but the receptionist insisted that we didn't. They said they don't have a non-smoking room for us unless we pay Yen $2000 for additional charge. We don't understand the game! Supposing all non-smoking rooms are at the non-smoking floor; if they have one, they should have given us free. If not, how can they make one with the additional charge ?

Although we visited during the snowy season, we had a very pleasant stay. We were able to relax in the room, restaurant, and open-air bath, while enjoying the pure white scenery. The complimentary midnight noodles were also available at a food stall within the hotel, and were delicious.

The service is very good, the room is too small and too small, the room is small and it is difficult to open my big suitcase. I feel sorry for this price, but fortunately the front desk service is very good and welcoming.