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This is the first time I went there, but I think the hotel has good anti-collision measures! I think the hotel industry is currently difficult, but please do your best! I want to do it again.

JR秋田駅のコンコースを歩けば、駅の隣のビルの中にあるので、地上に出る必要はありませんが、外からは見つけにくいので、最初に宿泊する際には注意が必要ですが、1度、場所を把握すれば、秋田駅からは歩いて２～3分で行けるので、便利です。　ホテルの部屋からの夜景が綺麗なので窓側の部屋を予約する方が良いと思います。　朝食は無料ですが、他の東横インホテルの朝食と同じ内容です。　　駅に近いので、車の駐車場があるかどうかは、分かりません。

The price is very affordable, there is 1.2 kilometers away from jr Tozaki Station, it is very convenient to walk without luggage, if there is a suitcase, it is recommended to call. There are no restaurants near the hotel. There is a large supermarket 100 meters away. There is a lot of food. There is a sightseeing tower in front of it, 100 meters high, free boarding, and a coffee shop on it.

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.

I stayed here on my first trip home with my toddler. Since I don't have a home anymore, I looked for a place where I could sleep on a tatami mat, there was a washing area in the bathroom, and it was north of Akita City, and I decided on this place. I was very satisfied with the plan that included dinner and breakfast, and the room was spacious. The facilities as a whole seemed old, and I was a little surprised that the air conditioner would suddenly make a loud noise, so I was nervous that my child would wake up in the middle of the night, but both my child and I slept soundly. I did. We had dinner in a private room, and it was delicious with local ingredients. After dinner, when I returned to my room, I found my futon spread out and grilled rice balls for my midnight snack. It looked delicious, but the dinner was so filling that I was too full to eat it. It was a shame. The breakfast buffet was a large venue, and it was also delicious. They also had Babahera ice cream, so I got that. The day before, the lady selling Babahera ice cream wasn't there where I expected, so I regretted not being able to feed my child some. (This is off topic, but when I was a child, I think I saw it at the beach, at baseball stadiums, at sports festivals, and along bypasses surrounded by rice fields.) I also get the impression that the public bath is a little old. Personally, though, I don't really mind it, probably because my purpose is to return home rather than sightseeing, and it's spacious enough to relax. It's nice that you can enter until 9:30 a.m. (even late at night). Some people want more nature around them, but it's a short drive from the center of Akita City and Akita Station, so it's convenient for transportation, which was great. I would like to use it again.

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.

There is a meal and newspaper service, and it is a satisfactory hotel for staying in business. But I don't know if the building is old or because of poor ventilation, but I was worried about the smell. At the entrance, I felt that the aroma was strong, and I thought, ”if you”, but as expected, the smell of the corridor room was tight. I put a handkerchief on the mask ２ sheets and finally I was able to sleep. Wi-Fi was free, but it was unstable. It is better not to expect. The meal is seasoned only in Tohoku, and the taste is thick overall. The rice went on for that minute. It was a hotel that felt after the smell was managed.

We stayed for 1 night and the room assigned was extremely spacious, 33sqm in total. The 15,000y room price does not include breakfast. Carpark was an additional 800y per night. Hotel lobby was welcoming and had a nice hotel feel with its bright and spacious layout. Check in was easy and you collect all your room amenities at the lobby. Staff spoke very little English. We were assigned room 1204 and was given early checkin at about 2pm. Within walking distance to most tourist sites though we had a car. Love this hotel and would definitely choose this hotel again.

This hotel is near to the station and right above a Lawsons. Room is nothing to shout home about, small and clean. In fact I felt it was a bit smaller than what I'd usually expect from a Japanese hotel, and the air had the faintest tinge of smoke in the air despite this being a no smoking room. Still, beds were comfy and all necessary amenities were provided. The breakfast was appreciated, but can be crowded. There's a good mix of Japanese and Western options, and constant free flow of coffee/tea in the common area.

I thought it was a great idea that various amenities were prepared in the front lobby and could be taken as needed. I was very happy that the bath salts were ”Nyuto Onsen,” a famous hot spring in Akita.