Hotel Kan-Raku Akita Kawabata Reviews

This hotel is right next to a underground rock concert shop. It has frequent tenants who played there or attend the concerts there. If you are driving , you won’t be able to get their parking slots as it mostly reserved for the regulars. The nearby parking lots charges 400 Y from 4pm-8am so if you arrive shortly after check in time and decide to head out early the next day, you may use the 2 carparks that is right beside the hotel. If you can’t make it in time, the hotel cheapest parking option is behind Lawson where they have monthly season parking lots. It’s 600 yen per night from 3pm to 10am. room wise, price to value is below average probably becos of high demand in the vicinity. As for cleanliness, can be better improve. My aircon filter and air filter machine was producing really moldy and smell air , probably from previous guests who sweated in the room. Was a big turn off lucky I came during autumn, can just open the window to get cold air in.

We had a lovely, relaxing time at Hotel Kan Raku. The room was a nice size for two people; the baths were hot and refreshing; breakfast was delicious; and the staff went above and beyond to ensure all patrons had a great time in their establishment. We would definitely stay there again if/when we come back to Akita!

Good location and friendly staff , recommend for this hotel great 👍

A small and exquisite Japanese-style hotel with a hot spring on the first floor. It is very convenient to walk everywhere. It is a good place for business travel and private travel. I have stayed here twice and I like it very much👍

It's always clean and tidy, so I'm very satisfied. If the staff at breakfast could be a little more cheerful and upbeat, I'd give it 100 points.

The Kawabata is right in front of you, so as long as you don't drink too much, you can enjoy it to the fullest. The large public bath is small but clean and nice. The unit bath in the room is also spacious.

I stayed here the night before my son's tournament. It was clean, the bed was the perfect firmness, and the pillows had cushions that were just right for sleeping and relaxing, so I had a very comfortable stay. The hotel staff also greeted me cheerfully and made my stay pleasant. This time I went after work and arrived in the middle of the night...I also left early in the morning, so next time I'd like to stay a little longer without being rushed. I look forward to staying here again.

There is a large public bath, which helps relieve fatigue. Be sure to check in advance about parking.

While there are many old hotels near Kawabata, this hotel had new facilities and was comfortable. There wasn't a lot of variety for breakfast, but as you'd expect from Akita, the rice was shiny and delicious. I'd like to stay here again.

There were small toiletries in the large bath. Even if you come empty-handed, basic cosmetics are provided, so it's a very welcome service.

The room layout is very unreasonable. There is a wall blocking the entrance. You have to walk sideways to enter, which is very awkward. The cost of breakfast is controlled to eat a little bit. The tomato bowl is empty when you go an hour in advance. If you say there is no more, the variety is far less than that of hotels of the same price. It feels like a family contract.

This is my second time staying at this wonderful hotel, I hope to come here again! The breakfasts are delicious!

There is a delicious local chicken restaurant nearby, with a large public bath attached, very recommend and clean, new hotel in Akita

I traveled with my family and arrived at the last stop in Akita. As soon as I arrived, I found that the hotel's parking space was unavailable. I later asked that I needed to make a reservation and pay to use it. The hotel staff's communication skills were also poor. For example, they asked if there was a scale to weigh luggage, and the answer was no, but there was indeed a scale in the bath that could be used. I feel that the communication skills of the hotel staff could be better. The breakfast is a bit too simple with too few options.