3-Star Hotels in Towada

The private parking lot is small in car width, but free. The room and bath are roughly the same as the supermarket hotel in Hachinohe. The difference is that there is no tea bag in the room. When I switched the air conditioner, it smelled very moldy. The bed feels a bit moldy. I thought I would change the room, but it is troublesome to move my luggage together, so it is only one night. The indoor slippers are too wide to walk. I want a power outlet on the pillow. Close to the window glass with a crow's fun. The breakfast menu is more than Hachinohe's super hotel and the taste is the same. The content of the free breakfast is good, so the overall evaluation was ★３.

The room is a bit worried that the bed is close to the entrance, but it is quiet and has ample size and calm. I think it is the point of passing that there is no amenities or facilities in the building. I want ice machines to be placed on the upper floor. I think breakfast is too much for free. Is it a respect for you to have yogurt or sausage?

We spent a couple of nights at the Hotel Towadaso on our latest trip to Japan and found it to be a decent base for visiting the area. It is quite a big hotel and caters to the numerous bus tours that roll through the area, so it has a bit of a mass tourism feel to it which we didn’t like. The location is OK, just a 5-minute walk to the lake front, however not a very inspiring location. The hotel was clean and well-presented, ****s under control, but with an air of faded grandeur. The reception staff were all good, very helpful and spoke a little bit of English. Our Japanese style room was lovely, very large and airy, with plenty of areas for storage and room to spread out (but drastically lacking hooks to hang things on. Our futon bed was comfortable and we had a good night’s sleep. The room was clean and well-maintained. The walls however are a bit thin, so you are able to hear your neighbors engaged in conversation, and also a bit of noise from the hallway. There is a number of restaurants on site. The one we ate our dinners at wasn’t all that great. The food was quite bland and tasteless and not much that was even recognizable. Luckily we had some extra food with us to supplement with. The breakfast, on the other hand, was quite good, but you eat it in this massive industrial type cafeteria that is obviously geared up for the mass bus tours. Good food, zero ambience. The hotel wifi was intermittent, almost unusable in the evenings, so we just switched to 4G data. So overall, not a bad experience, but we’d probably look for something else if we were to stay in the area again.

Stayed one night with my wife. The ryokan really matched the scenery of the surrounding mountains. At the same time, you can feel history and tradition from every corner of the wooden inn. The best feature of this ryokan is the historical hot spring. The inn has two types of hot springs. One was too hot for me to submerge my whole body in it for a minute. Also, there was no shower there, so it was a little inconvenient to wash. The other hot spring was still comfortable. In the hot spring, the pillars, the bathtub, and even the bath tub were made of wood, and you could feel the atmosphere. It was unique that the hot water gushed out from the bottom of the bathtub. I think it is a recommended hot spring for those who like historical hot springs. I had a meal in the evening and it was very delicious. Seafood such as sea urchin, kinki, and river fish were especially good. The staff were kind and served me politely. It was comfortable. I think this ryokan is good for people who like to feel nostalgic rather than comfortable.

Located in Towada, within 29 km of Tsuta Hot Spring and 33 km of Konakano Station, Towada City Hotel provides accommodation with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive. This 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space. Hachinohe Station is 25 km from the hotel and Hon-Hachinohe Station is 31 km away. All units are equipped with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a fridge, a kettle, a bidet, a hairdryer and a desk. The rooms include a shared bathroom, slippers and bed linen. Shichinohe-Towada Station is 14 km from the hotel, while Nippon Chuo no Hi Preservation Museum is 24 km away. Misawa Airport is 21 km from the property.

The hotel is about 20 minutes on foot from the core area of Aochuan. The nearest bus stop is Shiwada Onsen Township Station. It takes about 10 minutes to walk. The hotel is halfway up the mountain and not in the core area of the hot spring town. The surrounding environment is good. The rooms are large and the facilities are quite complete, especially the dinner provided by the hotel is superb and the breakfast is very good; the hotel has indoor and open air, but the open air scenery is just like the general. There is also a traffic information to share with you. The hotel provides free pick-up service from New Aomori, Aomori Station (13:30) and Hachinohe Station (11:00), but the pick-up time is a bit embarrassing, not very good to arrange follow-up activity. In addition, I have to spit it out. When I contacted Aomori Station, the customer service provided by Ctrip provided an error message, saying that Aomori Station did not provide pick-up. I took a train from Aomori Station to Shin-Aomori and took the shuttle bus. The result was followed by the connection. The bus took a ride back to Aomori Station, wasting time and fare.

There are very few hotels in Shiwatian Lake, and this one feels like the best in the local area. The waiter does not speak Chinese, communicates in English or translation software, has a good attitude and checks in quickly. The room is very good, just by the lake, the scenery is pleasant. The room needs to be covered by yourself. Dinner is a food package, you need to cook it yourself, a little unexpected 😳 The bath is open for a long time and you can wash the hot springs. There is also a simple bathroom in the room.

I booked on Rakuten Travel on the day on a solo trip. It is a few minutes walk from the Towada City Museum of Contemporary Art. It is also a few minutes to Lawson. It was 3300 yen, but the response of the woman at the front desk was great, the room was beautiful, and it was satisfactory.

On March 7th and 8th, I visited Towada City for my daughter's graduation ceremony. I was also moving, so I stayed there for two nights to be present at the termination of the apartment contract I had been on for three years. The first night was a little luxurious, so I stayed at Oirase Onsen to celebrate graduation. Then on the second night, I stayed at Pony Onsen. It was reasonably priced, close to town, and had the best hot spring water quality. The lights were a little dim in the onsen reserved for guests, but it didn't feel like a hot spring in the city, which was great. If you're looking for an inn in Towada City, I recommend Pony Onsen.

The hotel is located in the deep mountains of Hakkoda, at the entrance of Takada Odake, about 500 meters walk from the Yachi Onsen jr bus station (the bus only runs twice a day). The hot spring has been open for more than 400 years. The building of the hotel, including the hot spring, feels relatively old, and the TV in the room is still the same as in the 1980s. The dinner was unexpectedly good, and the taste of each dish was amazing and just right. Deep in the mountains, thick duvets will be covered at the end of July, and it doesn’t feel hot at all. After checking out the next day, the hotel can be driven to Aomori Station.