"Towadaso is right next to the JR bus terminal, with a lakeside pier, cafes, and more nearby, making it very convenient. I'd read reviews about it being old, but after checking in, I found it quite okay. Perhaps I'm just used to those old-fashioned Japanese onsen hotels: traditional yet clean, with many elderly staff.
The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Lake Towada and the pier. The tatami mats were the most comfortable we'd slept on during our trip, with each person getting a bed so they wouldn't disturb each other. After checking in that afternoon, we went to the onsen first. We arranged dinner with the front desk at 6 PM. We had a private room for our family, which was comfortable. 😌 The food was good, and after dinner, we could relax and soak in the onsen again. There are both indoor and outdoor onsens. The next day, the men's and women's baths were swapped, so we enjoyed both. Breakfast was served in the shared dining room, with a wide variety of options. The raw egg rice was really delicious."
"The room was clean. You could choose your pillow and the pajamas were comfortable. The bath was not only in the room but also in the hot spring, which was nice and there were plenty of amenities. Breakfast was free and you could choose it. There were several types of smartphone chargers, which was convenient. They also kept my luggage for the day after I checked out, which was helpful. I was mostly satisfied, but it was a shame that the TV reception was poor. Basically, I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity."
"The business trip is booked mainly for the convenience of carrying out work, and the transportation is fairly convenient. The hotel has been in existence for more than ten years, and it has a sense of age. The sanitation and service are not bad, and the facilities basically meet the needs of business trips. Didn't have time to feel the breath around"
"It was a nice hotel, but unlike the hotel in Tokyo, it was a hotel that was easy to stay familiar. It was a hotel that made me feel comfortable from Aomori. I would like to go to stay again if I have the opportunity."
"I have lived in the Sakura series several times, and all are very satisfied. I arranged to stay in Sakura when I was with the group before. This time I ordered it myself. The hotel is always in the most obvious and best location.
There is the room type I need, there is a great breakfast and traveler's soup, convenient parking, friendly service!"
"How should I put this? The higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment. First of all, even though Ctrip, as an agent, doesn't allow room selection, they still assigned me a room right by the parking lot. I even contacted Ctrip in advance, and the customer service told me I should have requested a room with a good view beforehand?! *cue facepalm emoji* I had already asked for a quiet room, and they put me facing the parking lot 🅿️. The customer service attitude was basically, 'You should have asked for a good view earlier.' What kind of service is that? If I asked for a quiet room in advance, why did they still put me by the parking lot? Honestly, I don't think your agency is very responsible. You should just designate room types instead of always trying to make a profit margin. The overall service makes guests feel like their expectations aren't met. You might as well just list 'scenic view' rooms and let guests choose for themselves. In contrast, the Grand View Manor hotel was excellent this time. Aside from this hotel's fame, everything else is just standard five-star hotel quality, no different from what you'd find domestically. The price definitely isn't worth it 😓."
"The hotel staff is kind and enthusiastic, the location is excellent, three minutes walk from the bus station, Linshi Hotan Lake, the room is facing the lake, the room design is elegant, although the breakfast is self-service, but it is also very convenient, the big bathhouse also provides free popsicles, really intimate, The lounge space of the lobby is also facing the lake, providing a leisurely activity space. Each room provides instant noodles and a bowl of friends every day. You can also choose a can of drinks. The only thing that needs to be improved is that the chair in the room is comfortable, but it is too short. So that sitting on a chair can only look at the sky, wasting the beauty of the lake view."
"The famous specialty cuisine of Yanchi Onsen is the rockfish cuisine.
Source Google Translate: A happy time that transcends time and space.
This hot spring located in Hakkoda Mountain has a 400-year history and is known as one of Japan's three secret hot springs. The hot spring water flowing directly from the bottom of the bathtub is also effective for low back pain and atopic dermatitis. Soaking in the gushing soft water can relieve daily fatigue and spend a happy time. Please enjoy two hot springs: the lower bath, said to be a spiritual hot spring, with a temperature of 38 degrees, and the upper bath, with a temperature of 42 degrees. Even if you just want to take a dip, feel free to come."
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Trip.com's insights for hotels in Towada
Plan smarter with Trip.com’s data-backed insights on travel seasons so that you can book your Towada hotel at the right time!
Which month offers the lowest hotel rates in Towada?
January is the most affordable month to book a hotel in Towada, with average nightly rates around JPY 22,185. Prices peak in August, when rates reach about JPY 53,767 per night.
(Based on Trip.com data from January 15, 2025 to January 15, 2026.)
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JPY 20,000
JPY 40,000
JPY 60,000
JPY 22,185
Jan
JPY 34,199
Feb
JPY 46,122
Mar
JPY 47,464
Apr
JPY 44,006
May
JPY 46,827
Jun
JPY 51,196
Jul
JPY 53,767
Aug
JPY 46,031
Sep
JPY 46,099
Oct
JPY 34,995
Nov
JPY 43,050
Dec
What is the cheapest day of the week for hotels in Towada?
Hotel rates in Towada are typically lowest on Friday, with average nightly rates around JPY 40,069. Sunday tends to be the most expensive, averaging JPY 54,654 per night.
(Based on Trip.com data from January 15, 2025 to January 15, 2026.)