Spa Hotels in Kitakami

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.

Hotel on the roadside. I used it for the first time, but it is easy to use because there are roadside restaurants around because it is along the main road. It is also good to be able to move by the transfer bus to Yakiniku shop and Naka of the series shop famous for Morioka cold noodles. Convenience stores are only a little walk. Check-in was smooth. In order to press the switch when riding the elevator, the rod was installed inside the elevator entrance and the inside to prevent corona infection, and the rod was taken and the button was pressed. The rooms are card keys. The room is spacious, convenient to have a large liquid crystal television, a TV stand with three outlets and two bedsides. The table and chair were set and it was perfect for desk work. The first thing I was worried about was the smell of the room! It was painful with a tight smell like wakiga. It smells so wide that I feel like entering the room every time. There is a large bath on the top floor. There was an open-air bath, an inner bath and a sauna and it was comfortable. Breakfast is not very handmade and feels a lot of frozen food. There was no local production area on Morioka Kitakami, and it was a quite different impression from the photograph. I'm sorry. Check out is quick.

It's good to be close to the station, but it was February when I went and the sidewalk was snowing, so it was difficult to move with big luggage. There is no convenience store around, so it is better to arrange it somewhere for a midnight snack. Immediately after entering the hotel, there was a small shop space, but there are few products. It is cup noodles and sweets. The room is small but clean and quiet. The bed was relatively large, with low repulsive pillows, and it was comfortable to sleep in. The bathroom and toilet are also clean. Amenity is minimal. Thank you for the shampoo rinse. Breakfast is served on a basic plate. There was also a small half buffet. I think it is a good hotel for those who want to use it reasonably.

Come out to play reservations on May Day. This is not the first time I have booked through Ctrip. Very good hotel. No matter whether it is the front desk service or the location of the room, there is nothing to be picky about. Compared with a few of the prices, Ctrip is still the most cost-effective. Very close to the Shinkansen station

There are affordable restaurants near Kitakami Station and I think the location is good. The hall is the same as other route inns, but the breakfast felt delicious.

It is convenient and helpful to post Wi-Fi passwords in the conspicuous place of the room.

very nice

The slopes, snow quality and snowfall are excellent, but the left and right courses from the summit are connected at the foot of the mountain, and the gondolas and lift stations are quite far apart, and the foot of the mountain is flat, so it is difficult to move around and choose a course. The layout of the facility as a whole is inconvenient, with the cafeteria having stores and seats for each menu, and the counter for collecting and putting away dishes after meals at the very back, making it difficult to move around, and the lockers and shops, including the accommodation, are quite far away. The beds, baths and rest rooms at the accommodation are so-so, the drying room is small, and the food for guests is poor in both quantity and quality, so it is recommended that you bring your own side dishes. Perhaps education for the part-time employees should come first. I felt that the course guides and course maintenance could also be improved. It is a good idea to carry a two-port socket for the bed.