Ulasan Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hachinohe

Stayed here twice and can't recommend this place enough. Very near and convinient to the train station which is a very big plus point especially in winter.

A bit far from the train station, but right in the heart of downtown. Rooms were quite big but a bit older than the other Daiwa's I stayed in (Aomori, Ginza and Shimbashi).

Generally good hygiene. Convenient location and the price cheap

It was good that it was in the city center and easy to find. It was helpful that there was a convenience store on the first floor. The breakfast buffet was in a private room so I could eat in peace and quiet, which I was happy about.

The rooms are very clean. The breakfast venue is a restaurant that operates as an izakaya at night, so the variety is rich and delicious.

The location is good because it's in a busy area. The rooms are clean and you'd expect from a Daiwa Roynet Hotel. However, since it's not a premium hotel, amenities such as lotion, milky lotion, and facial cleanser are not provided.

The Yamato Roynet Hotel Hachinohe is located near Hon-Hachinohe Station, which is considered the old town. The hotel is in a busy area, surrounded by many izakayas and night markets. It is also next to the Hachinohe Museum of Art, which is great. When I went there, I caught up with the Tupera exhibition. If you have the opportunity to stay in this hotel, don't miss it. However, the hotel is relatively old, and the room I booked may be average. The hotel scenery is very average, and the local hotel brands in Japan are very rigid, and there is no concept of room upgrades. Although it is very clean, it is a bit boring after staying for a long time.

I thought their efforts towards the SDGs were great. Security was also solid, so I was able to stay with peace of mind. It was in the city center and close to the bus stop, so it was convenient for shopping. The bed was comfortable and the size of the room was great. The bathroom was also spacious, and the bath salts provided as an amenity made me feel like I was in a hot spring. The coffee was also delicious, with a strong aroma and flavor. I will definitely use this hotel again next time.

It's an old hotel, with a sense of the times everywhere, but it's clean. The bathroom is big and has a bathtub. The bed is medium in size and not too soft, so it's easy to sleep on. 28+26 inch luggage can be opened and walked. The location is just downstairs in the downtown area. There is a nearby Lawson where you can go shopping. The hotel has an attached parking lot, and there is also a 24-hour parking lot opposite. It is a 5-minute walk away. The check-in counter is on the second floor. It is a 10-minute drive to Kanbichao City. Next to it is the Sakurano Department Store Hachinohe Hakono Department Store Hachito Store, very good

In the busiest area of ​​Hachinohe, breakfast is rich! The room is generally small. Because CI was very late, I woke up the next day and saw that the pillow seemed to be moldy...

I stayed at ROYNET in Aomori and Honhachinohe. The location is easy to find on the commercial street of Honhachinohe. There are many restaurants downstairs of the hotel and a bakery opposite. You don't have to worry about eating. If you want to go shopping, you only need to turn a small corner. It is very convenient. The hotel facilities are relatively old, but very clean and worth recommending.

I always use it. It's comfortable and the location is perfect!

I was happy that there was bottled water in the room. The bed was large and comfortable. The bathtub was clean and nice. It's close to the downtown area and there's a convenience store on the first floor, so it's convenient.

The front desk was quick and pleasant.