3-Star Hotels in Akita City

The private room dinner was about 11 courses and we got tired of eating!! Super fresh seafood. The servers were super polite, Knowledgeable, and explained everything in detail despite the language limitations. The hot water is salty and soothing for the skin. Breakfast buffet had continental items; a plus.

Around a 15-20 minute walk from the JR station, the hotel is between 3 convenience stores, within a 5 minutes walk each. It is along the Kanto Dori, where the Kanto festival, so access to the festival is very convenient. Depending on your room, you might even be able to see the festivities from your room. There is a water and ice dispenser on the fourth floor and a pair of washing machine and dryer on the first floor. While the hotel is a bit more dated, it is still clean and comfortable.

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.

After returning from Oga, I stayed another night. This time it was still on the 7th floor, a relatively high floor, but the room was opposite mine from the first night. If you want to use the mini-fridge, remember to plug it in manually; the cooling is excellent. The room was as small but clean as ever. I slept in late the second day, arriving around 7:30 am, and managed to snag the last of the fried chicken I'd been craving. I also poured myself a full glass of incredibly delicious milk (I later specifically asked the lady at the restaurant; the brand was Akita Misai Dairy Morinaga). Unfortunately, it's only sold in local supermarkets, and I couldn't find it at the convenience store near Akita Station before leaving, which was a bit of a shame. However, I did find two small bottles of apple and pear juice at an Akita souvenir shop, which were quite tasty.