Hotels With Parking in Akita Prefecture, Japan

The facilities are old but kept clean. The weather was bad on the day of our stay, so we are unsure of the location. The open-air bath was broken and we were unable to use it, which was unfortunate. I hadn't had high expectations as other people had said the food wasn't particularly good, but it was a buffet and there was a decent variety, and it was clear that the menu had been carefully thought out. I particularly liked the breakfast, where you could compare two different types of rice, and the sweet potato soup. The milk and yogurt were also rich and really delicious.

The hotel is conveniently located right next to the JR station, with direct access through the local products store, which was a huge convenience. The room quality felt akin to a 4-star standard, boasting a spacious bathroom with a separate shower and bathtub. However, despite the decent room size, the layout was quite problematic; the table and chairs took up too much space, leaving little to no room for luggage. While most essential amenities were provided, specific items like makeup remover were missing. The mini-fridge didn't cool very well, and even with the air conditioning set to 24°C, the room remained uncomfortably warm, preventing a refreshing sleep. It's about a one-kilometer walk to the main street of the Kanto Festival.

The hotel is super easy to find: head straight out of Akita Station's West Exit, cross the pedestrian bridge on the second floor, and you'll descend right onto a pedestrian shopping street. Walk to the very end, and you're there. There's a pretty large 7-Eleven right downstairs. The room was a bit on the small side, but it was fully equipped with all the necessary amenities. The laundry facilities are located separately within the male and female public baths; I particularly liked that the women's laundry area requires a key card for entry, which is a great security feature. Akita Park is directly opposite.

Staff service is excellent. Management pays attention to many detailed needs of guests. Great food variety, and many local foods are presented. Foods are delicious too. Onsen is excellent too.

The hotel near the Tazawako lake and it takes around 30 minutes to walk to the lake, make it a good alternative if you want to check out the lake but not staying there. The onsen water is okay but nothing compared to those when you go up to Nyuto. There are a few cherry trees outside the hotel and it is beautiful in May.

I have an acquaintance, so I came to Yokote to coincide with the Kamakura Festival. Amenities and services are also great and I want to use them again.

Dormy Inn Akita boasts an excellent location, being very close to Akita Station. The distinctive sculpture at the hotel's main entrance caught my eye, though its meaning wasn't clear to me. The hotel is conveniently situated next to the Akita Museum of Art and directly opposite Akita Park, contributing to a wonderfully pleasant atmosphere.

This was my first time staying at a capsule hotel, so I was a bit worried about the cleanliness and security. However, there were small but lockable lockers, and the hotel was generally clean. I had a suitcase so I went back and forth between the locker and the resting area (there was a notice not to bring suitcases into the resting area), but I think it would be quite convenient for people with little luggage.

Sitting in the hotel lobby and looking at the snow outside the window is beautiful. The dinner is rich with abalone and Wagyu beef. It would be great if the service was more or less good. The hot spring is good and the outdoor scenery is beautiful.

This place is extraordinarily overpriced for what it is. I expected much more amenities and service. Although the staff were friendly and courteous, the place was fairly bland. The onsen was mediocre and there were no refreshments afterwards unless you wanted to go to a vending machine. Even Dormy Inn provides refreshments after the onsen but at Towado Hotel having to pay for them and not even the nice ones is ridiculous when you have to pay so much to stay here. The same for the relaxation chair. It is coin-operated not complementary. I would not recommend staying here if you’re looking for a luxury experience because although you pay for that, it’s definitely nowhere near that. Our Western style room was very basic, and it just didn’t have those special finishing touches I had hoped for.