Hotels Near Oga Peninsula in Oga

It was nice to have a view from the window. I had dinner at the restaurant in the hotel, and the fried rice with bean paste was delicious. . It's big and the volume is about 1.5 people. There are no convenience stores around the hotel, but there were soft serve ice cream in the hotel restaurant, and ice cream and small desserts and sweets at the shop. Both the futon bed staff and the restaurant staff were bright and very pleasant people. The bath is small.

Because it was GW, there was no inn and I stayed here. It was more than expected. First of all, the rice was delicious in a large version of the cafe on the first floor of the hotel. Dinner was a regular meal that can be selected from about 7 types. It is a level of delicious familyless !! Breakfast is also served with rice, bread and staple food, and there are not many kinds of side dishes, but it is enough to satisfy the morning stomach. Ah! The coffee was delicious. The public bath was beautiful. Shampoo, conditioner, body soap. The washbasin in the dressing room is narrow and the dryer is one, so I dryed my hair in the room, but the power of the dryer in the room is too weak. Is it possible because it is a wall hanging type common to the hotel? If this is the case, I want you to put another one in the dressing room. There was makeup water and emulsion in the dressing room. The system that the woman's bath cannot put without the card key is also safe. It is about 3 minutes walk to the nearby convenience store. I didn't use it, but there was also a supermarket across from the convenience store.

It is a little old type hotel, but the front desk response, the room cleanliness, was perfect. The free washing slug dryer was very grateful for travelers. There is a little distance from the station, but I think the car is convenient.

The hotel location is a little far from the station. The hotel rooms are spacious and clean. Breakfast is buffet style and has a variety of local dishes, so it's very satisfying.

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.

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.

We stayed in Akita for two nights and chose this hotel with hot springs. It's about 5 minutes away from the JR station. Next door is the Akita Art Museum. Across the road is Akita Park, where you can play with Akita dogs at set times. The hotel room is large in Japan, divided into several parts, and the design is reasonable. There is no need to worry about having no place to put boxes and other things. The hot springs are also divided into several pools. After soaking, there are cold drinks, Yakult drinks in the morning, and free noodles for supper in the evening. It's very cost-effective!

The hotel facility is relatively good. However, the hotel policy seems to have a big problem. We checked in the hotel at 7pm, they said our room rate was for check-in between 23:30~05:00 and that check-in other than this period will have a surcharge of Yen $2000. At normal hotel booking, who would alert the check-in time is at midnight??!! OK, we assume we overlook this strange rule, we paid. However, two days later we stay at the same brand hotel in Aomori, I clearly requested a non-smoking room at booking (as I did same for all hotels at the trip), but the receptionist insisted that we didn't. They said they don't have a non-smoking room for us unless we pay Yen $2000 for additional charge. We don't understand the game! Supposing all non-smoking rooms are at the non-smoking floor; if they have one, they should have given us free. If not, how can they make one with the additional charge ?

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.

When you go to the east exit that is not flourishing from JR Aomori Station, there is a building called ALVE, and the second floor is the entrance. You can go directly from the ticket gate of the station and not get wet in the rain. I introduced recommended taverns and so on, and it became a little cheaper when I used it. The facilities and services are reasonable and no problem. Breakfast with service was satisfied with the popular curry rice.