Nikko Hachinohe hotels

"Daiwa has and likely will always be our favorite hotel. The rooms are always clean, the amenities are abundant, and the staff is friendly and helpful. "

"Very nice hotel like other Dormy Inns we have stayed in. Clean rooms, good onsens, all amenities we need. Staff were polite but, strangely, absolutely refused to make a call to a local restaurant for us to book a table (unfortunately we only have a data SIM in Japan so could not make phone calls). Overall we would still recommend this hotel. "

"Very Health"

"The Grand Hotel was a great place to stay. Respectful and accommodating staff and always willing to help when needed. In the middle of Hachinohe and is a good hotel to stay while walking the city but very safe and quiet. "

" Toyoko Inns are he best hotels I've stayed in as far is cleanliness and property conditions. "

"Newly renovated Japanese-style room, eg. tatami, kotatsu table, floor mattresses, etc; lots of antique aspects (it’s an old samurai residence)! Staff was lovely, room is spacious and clean, washroom is clean and modern. The place also has a connected restaurant that specializes in gyoza and it was top notch. If anything, I’d recommend this place on vibes alone!!! "

"It’s an old hotel, but clean. The rooms are fairly small, but it’s fine for a business trip. The only bad point is that the staff insists on making a copy of ID even for foreign residents. "

"It's a perfect place to stay for the price. It also includes free breakfast and free refreshments from 4pm - midnight I believe. The staff are very inviting, helpful, courteous, and kind. "

"Basic hotel directly in front of Honhachinohe Station. Rooms small but clean. Large TV with Netflix, Disney+, etc. Easy 10 minutes walk to Main Street with many restaurants."