Best Hotels near JR Akatsuka station, Mito

It's clean and the service is good. It was also nice to have a coffee server in the lobby. You have to leave your key with you when you go out, which is safe in case you lose it, but I felt it was a bit of a hassle.

The location is right next to Mito Station. It is very convenient for shopping and travel. There are plenty of meals. The main reason is that the room is larger, and the living is more comfortable. It will not feel depressed. The breakfast is relatively simple, but it is also a Japanese routine. Yes, you can eat out without breakfast

Located on the edge of Sakura River, the environment is beautiful and quiet, very close to the station, convenient transportation, simple and comfortable room facilities, warm and thoughtful service, and good hygiene. It is the first choice for your next trip.

We stayed with 3 people with breakfast. It was good that the welcome drink was served and there was a cartoon and the price was cheap. It was a little old, so it was hard to stop because the unevenness of the parking lot and the interval between the car were narrow. The parking fee is 300 yen separately. The corridor was old so I was a little worried about the smell, but the room was comfortable. Breakfast was good too. I would like to use it again.

It was a room for 9 consecutive nights that was held in waiting for cancellation, but it responded comfortably. The plan was different, but it changed to the same room. Great response, thank you.

This hotel is directly connected to the pedestal deck of Mito Station. I was attracted to the size and location of the room at Daiwa Roynet Hotel and used it. The size and cleanliness of the room are as expected. As for the facilities, it is not necessary to renew, but it felt a little old compared to other Daiwa Roynet hotels I recently used. The lower floors are equipped with commercial facilities, and breakfast is eaten at the izakaya on the first floor. It is adjacent to the elevator entrance, but you have to go out once and it is cold in winter. Considering the cold and bad weather, I think it would be good to go directly from the elevator hall. Also, since there is no bread for breakfast, it may be tough for Westerners in the morning. I wanted bread because it was simple like bread and butter rolls.

I wanted to see the sunrise of the torii of the shrine, and I went on a GoTo trip in December. The hotel is in front of Isomae Jinja shrine and about 3 minutes walk from the entrance to the torii of the shrine. The location is outstanding. There was a hand disinfectant and an automatic body temperature measuring machine at the entrance, and the number of staff felt a little large for the size of a medium-sized hotel. The language and response are very good. Stayed in a Japanese room with a bath and toilet, but the size is normal, the room is clean, and the view is good outside the large window. However, the amenities in the room feel a little lacking, and the view bath on the 9th floor must take the bath towel and face towel from the room. The view bath is a good size and you can see the sea from the window. You can enjoy the hanging show from 17:30 to the first floor lobby. It is a buffet breakfast in the evening, but it is a little disappointing that the content is only the thing, and I didn't think the soup that I ate for the first time was special delicious. But I think it is a good hotel overall.

In business, I hit it. The building is new, the interior is beautiful, and it is definitely the best hotel in the hotel around this station. Of course, the price is higher than the surrounding hotel, but it is a convincing price. Breakfast is also delicious and the lobby is even a pot of saza coffee. It is a city with saza coffee and I recommend this place if you stay.

It was my first time to have a container hotel, but it was more comfortable than I expected. It was very nice to be quiet because there is no next door or above. It is also a nice service to have a microwave oven and a large refrigerated freezer in the room.

This is not the closest hotel to the station, but it is the second best. It takes about five to seven minutes to walk from the station. The hotel rooms are generally small but enough in Japan, but after placing the luggage, it may be necessary to take a moment, and the luggage can not be opened for a long time. There is nothing to talk about in the landscape, because there is no special scenery around. Stayed here because I wanted to get close to the station, and I could take a direct bus from the bus stop at the station to Hitachi Waterfront Park.