Daiwa is quite a reliable brand so as per all Daiwa hotels, for this hotel, 1) the room is very clean and not too small 2) the staff are very helpful and polite. In fact, the intern who served me on that day was very helpful and polite too. He helped me call the restaurant to confirm my booking reservation. The full time staff are always stationed there to assist if needed. The funny thing is that they will greet every time the lift opens at the reception floor (the lift always stops at the reception floor) 3) the staff can understand English 4) wide variety of good amenities. This hotel even provides onsen powder 5) Coin washing machines available. However, they are usually not used :D. Not sure if people are not aware of it or not many tourists visiting the tohoku area. 6) great location. It is near hon-hachinohe station, hachinohe port museum and miroku yorocho. The bus stop to sunday morning market is 3min walk away. 7) bed is comfortable 8) convenience store downstairs In addition, the bathtub is big

Nothing. The room may seem basic but i am happy with it.

Centrally located with many options for food and entertainment- especially once the sun goes down. A convenience store located on the first floor of the hotel is truly convenient - allowing you to buy snacks, fruits, drinks, toiletries, etc. Also, the rooms were very quiet at night. Finally, there is a bus stop just outside the hotel, with direct service to the Misawa airport. Nice.

Having a small safe to secure personal items like Passports, jewelry, and cash would have been helpful.

The service is efficient and excellent. The rooms are clean and well equipped, albeit small (but that's expected in all city hotels in Japan). The buffet breakfast was delightful considering the reasonable room rate. There's a good variety of Japanese and local Hachinohe breakfast delights. We had dinner at the same restaurant, and it served good and decently priced Izakaya fare.

The only downside is that like much of Hachinohe, travel isn't too convenient by public transport. I recommend taking a taxi if you don't drive, as the nearest train station is a 15 min walk away.

Convenient location near the famous Hachinohe Yokocho (small alleyways with tiny pubs and restaurants) and not far from the harbor and the even more famous Sunday morning market. You can reach all sightseeing spots in old Hachinohe by foot. Breakfast was good. Like in the whole north of Japan expect excellent Japanese and not so many western options. For me this is perfect, but you should be aware.

All good. No complaints at all.

Located on a main street, the hotel is within walking distance to shops, restaurants and bus stations. It even has a convenient store downstairs - great for evening snacks! The staffs was very professional, friendly and helpful. The amenities on offer were pretty good too.

NO unenjoyable moments, this was a very nice stay, thanks!

The hotel is well placed in the middle of the heart of the city and not too far from the Hon-Hachinohe station. It's also close to the food center of Hachinohe. Even then, having a konbini inside the hotel is always a plus.

I rated the hotel a bit less than perfect because the rooms are aging, and it shows. Otherwise, I really don't have anything bad to say about it.

- The hotel is located on a main street served by many local bus routes; the nearest JR station is about a 10-minute walk - It is not far from the Tatehana Wharf where the morning market is located - The room was spacious and big for a Japanese hotel and the washroom was clean - The property has a laundry room with three washing/drying machines. You can pay by cash or IC card and the wash includes detergent. You can also monitor the status of the laundry machines from your room TV. - The staff is very friendly and at least one (during our stay) spoke English - After checking in, you pay for your room at the machines on the side. It is quite straight forward. This is also where you check-out (at the self-serve machine). You will return the room key there and it is not necessary to speak to anyone to process the check-out. - There is a Lawson on the ground floor. - The wi-fi was strong and internet speeds were fast.

It’s a nice hotel in a busy city street but it was value for money and parking was $9 at one of those automated buildings where the car is taken inside on a lift. It was the first time in 6 weeks in Japan we’d experienced this kind of parking!

It was comfortable and convenient, it’s all we needed after a huge days driving the gorgeous terrain south of Aomori.

Comfortable room was a reasonable size with a typically compact bathroom. The mattress was very hard as we're the pillows however you can obtain various alternative (soft) pillows from reception. Breakfast was good, mainly Japanese food however no cereal. The reception staff were very helpful.

Really centrally located near a lot of cafes and lively streets. Overall clean with all the usual conveniences of a Japanese business hotel.

I think this used to be a smoking room at some point in the past, and the smell was not pleasant at all.