Morioka Hotels with Parking

The hotel is located directly opposite the red circle at Morioka Station's South Exit. You can't get there directly, so you'll need to go around it to the right (it's farther to the left). Morioka Station has many self-service luggage lockers, which is very convenient. The hotel is quite convenient, and the free breakfast is satisfying, but the elevator wait can be difficult during the morning hours.

For this price, there's absolutely nothing to complain about! 👍🏼👍🏼 The room was spotless and the view was incredible, looking right out at Mount Iwate 🥰. The food was also fantastic and very filling 🤣🤣. Overall, it was really great value for money! 🥳

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 3-minute walk to Kaiun Bridge. Parking is mechanical and costs 1100 JPY per day. The in-room toiletries are from DHC, which is a nice touch! What truly stands out, however, is the hotel's breakfast on the top floor. The view is absolutely stunning, with clear sights of Mount Iwate. The restaurant staff are incredibly energetic and friendly – they truly deserve praise! The cleaning staff were also very polite.

Located next to the JR station make it convenient for train travelers. There are washing machines inside and outside the public bath. It would be good if they have more things ( books & magazines ) in the louge.

The hotel is just a short walk across the JR station. To reach the hotel, you need to use the underpass. You can use the B1 lift to enter or exit the underpass so it’s very convenient for those with luggages. The room is small but functional. The only complaint is that the kettle provided cannot be dismantled from the plug. In order to fill water you need to carry the kettle together with the plug. Otherwise, everything is just perfect.

I stayed in a moderate single room. It was beautifully renovated and very cute. It was directly connected to the station, so it was very convenient to be able to buy various souvenirs in the station building.

Hotel Jin Morioka is just next to the train station. Very convenient location as a center point to travel in the region. Rooms are clean and nice with Mountain View. Breakfast for only 1000 Yen is a very good offer. Definitely recommend this hotel 👍

A 10-minute walk from Morioka Station, it's not super close, but the price is great. They offer coffee and tea, which is a nice touch. Plus, there's a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk. I'd recommend staying here!

It was an inn that flows directly from the source. The Tsunagi Onsen seems to be a hot water with beautiful skin, and the skin has become smooth! However, since it was a source, it is a pity that the water temperature was a little high and hot (although it can be adjusted by putting out water). I stayed for a long time, but the food was especially great! Both morning and evening were luxurious and full. Especially the yogurt that comes out for breakfast was excellent and I refilled it many times. All the rooms were tatami mats, so I was happy to spend barefoot (not slippers). Everyone was kind to Mr. Nakai at the time of meal and the elderly man at the front desk who made a sudden request. There are no shops around the inn that can be eaten out very much, so it is recommended to go after eating or with meals.

I felt that the furniture arrangement in the room was spacious. The colors were bright and relaxing. The bathroom and toilet were combined, but the sink and bathtub were spacious, so I was happy that I didn't feel cramped at all. The amenities were a system where you had to pick up what you needed from the space in front of the front desk. There was a microwave and vending machines on the 8th floor, but there was no ice machine, so you had to ask the front desk for it, and there were time restrictions. Since I was staying without meals, I can't say that the food was good, but I was very satisfied with the room for the price I paid. However, the road in front of the hotel was very narrow and not one-way, so it could be inconvenient depending on the timing. And if I had parked in the affiliated parking lot, I think it would have been a little inconvenient to load and unload luggage.