Hotels near Taihei River, Akita

Great experience staying here for 2 nights..just beside JR station,bus station and food as well..very convenience ..thank you to male staff name Mr Ando for helping me with with some issues..this is my 5th visit to japan..japanese people never fail to impress me..they are very kind and always make me feel amazing towards them..thank you again..arigato gozaimasu😊

I made a reservation to enjoy the winter festival in Akita. It was essential to get off at JR Akita Station by using the airport bus from Akita Airport, and the tour in the field was departed and dissolved at the east exit of Akita Station. It was a night festival, so the dissolution time was past 11 pm. The location was great, but I often asked at the front desk, but the staff 々 was very kind and comfortable. The room was only 3 nights in a large twin room on the upper floors, but I was able to stay comfortably. The only problem is that you know how to store hot water in the bathtub. This has to press the button under the shower curtain, but it is unfriendly without guidance. Every time I passed through the lobby, I was laughing at the explanation on the phone. The view from the room was the Akita Station River, but since it was on the east side, I was able to see a beautiful dawn. It was also good that it was a snowy scenery in February. Breakfast is a restaurant on the top floor, but here is a large kiln with freshly made bread. Japanese food can be compared with local rice, and you can also enjoy Kiritanpo soup and Inaniwa Udon. You can enjoy a pleasant breakfast with a good view. It makes me think that the ANA hotel is delicious with juice and coffee.

We stayed in Akita for two nights and chose this hotel with hot springs. It's about 5 minutes away from the JR station. Next door is the Akita Art Museum. Across the road is Akita Park, where you can play with Akita dogs at set times. The hotel room is large in Japan, divided into several parts, and the design is reasonable. There is no need to worry about having no place to put boxes and other things. The hot springs are also divided into several pools. After soaking, there are cold drinks, Yakult drinks in the morning, and free noodles for supper in the evening. It's very cost-effective!

The station and the bus pool were saved in front of me. Check-in was after 15:00, but I had my luggage kept from the morning and was able to spend it light and comfortable. At check-in, I received a towel that I wanted cold and warm and entered the room comfortably. I didn't mind the sound around me, the room was clean and the bed was comfortable. I was happy that my pajamas were waffles. There is an izakaya that can be reached from the front desk on the first floor, and you can enjoy the Akitazukushi menu at the counter seat without looking for a shop on a solo trip!

It was a hotel that was decided immediately by having a hot spring. It was a little old facility, but I checked in without so much concern. At the front desk, when you enter the hot spring, you will pass the locker key for the guests if you ask the room number and name at the reception desk dedicated to the hot spring next door! I'm told to go to the hot spring immediately. The receptionist of the hot spring is told to give me the key to the room, and there is only one key to the twin, and even if the partner has it, it is said that it is not possible to take a bath without the key to the room. I did. No way to say it is different from what I said at the front desk! The guests who took a day bath were polite, but I remembered anger. Even if you enter the hot spring, the locker of the day trip guest is a good place, and what is the locker of the guest? Why is the treatment different from the day trip bathing and the accommodation of ６５０ yen? It was full of questions.

Who was it when I checked how to use the hotel parking lot by phone? It was a response, but when I checked in, it was a polite response like a hotel man. I felt that there was a large individual difference. The day I used was Sunday, but there were several taverns around and it was convenient. The interior of the hotel was made and equipped with a petit rich feeling everywhere. I feel lucky to be able to use it at a low price on Sunday. I confirmed the normal price later and was convinced.

It's a little far from Akita Station, 10 minutes by bus. It takes more than 20 minutes to walk. It's very quiet and worth recommending. Breakfast is a set meal, you can choose Japanese style or noodles. It's average.

The hot springs were great. It has 5 stars. The food was delicious, as if the local ingredients were carefully cooked, but there were no expensive ingredients like this, and I felt that the contents were not worth the room charge. As in the other comments, I also thought that the customer service was not good. It was a room for one person, but the noise in the front corridor and the next room was quite loud. Every time a person in another room passed through the corridor in the bath, toilet, or washbasin, a creaking noise was heard. The door on the corridor side was made of glass, and the morning sun came in from there, which was unusual, and there was no window in the back of the room. It was quite inconvenient to share the toilet and washbasin, and the feeling of being expensive remained strong.

I am a Hong Kong tourist, I don't know Japanese, the front desk staff only understand Japanese, but there is no problem because the staff is very patient. The room is clean and comfortable, the cheapest room type is the room, only the toilet, the wind and lu share (shared place, but can be locked when used, single or with friends). The room type for the second night is expensive. It is a foreign room. It may be a lot new because of the renovation ratio and the room, and there is a private bathroom with a bathtub. Because I am traveling by bicycle, the station is very convenient to step over 1.4 kilometers, and there is an indoor parking lot. There are Lawson and aeon in5-8 minutes on foot. The hotel 3/F has a microwave oven and vending machine; 2/F has a smoking room and a comfortable underground lobby.