Hotels met breakfast in Akita Prefecture, Japan

The location was fantastic, connected directly to the station, bus interchange and shopping malls. The room was probably the biggest I have stayed at in Japan, which was great when sharing with a friend. The tatami sitting area was great to sit in and enjoy the station view, with the trains coming and going. Was not disturbed by any train noise however. They also gave a sheet noting the times you can view specific train models from your room window. Staff were friendly and helpful, despite the language barrier. Would stay here again next time I'm in Akita.

Hotel and rooms are old but still nice. Direct Lake View is great. Unfortunately hotel is profit oriented instead of customer oriented. Be customer focused and profit will follow…. Outside onsen is basic but with nice view. Everything overpriced! (Set Dinner 11 000 Yen !! Choose please! Either you upgrade and can ask these over the top prices, or you leave everything in this very old state, but then do not expect people to pay these rates… Also music in corridor too loud. Wakes up everybody around 6AM…. Only hotel where there was no lounge happy hour with some free drinks and snacks….

Travel Diary: Discovering Nyuto Onsen Village This trip started out as a simple decision—just seeing pictures of the beautiful onsen and the hotel's breakfast and dinner package! It was such a compelling decision that I didn't even bother researching the location. What surprised me most was finding my hotel near Nyuto Onsen Village, a famous historic hot spring village, with a clear view of Lake Tazawako. I spent time exploring the village's seven onsens, each with its own unique charm and hot spring qualities, making this trip even more rewarding than I had anticipated. Upcoming Itineraries: I've already made up my mind that on my next trip, I'll book a hotel during a heavy snowfall so I can soak in Tsurunoyu Onsen. The sight of the outdoor baths in the snow is absolutely captivating. Soaking in the milky hot springs in the winter atmosphere is truly an unforgettable experience. • Location: Nyuto Onsen Village, Akita, Japan • Highlights discovered: View of Lake Tazawako, seven onsens • Next goal: Soak in Tsurunoyu Onsen during the snowy season

The location is very convenient, right next to JR Akita Station, close to the city’s tourist attractions. It‘s great that the hotel has a gym, and the restaurant on the top floor also has local characteristics, good service, and delicious food. But for some reason, the door of my room could not be closed normally, which made me very confused.

The paid parking is conveniently located right next to the hotel, and there is a 7-Eleven convenience store on the ground floor, which is very convenient. The hot spring is spacious and Korean-style, and it comes with a sauna room and a cold bath. There are three washing machines each in the men’s and women’s hot spring areas. Guests can also enjoy free massage chairs and complimentary ice pops (ice cream) after the bath.

Amazing stay. The staff service is immaculate, took the stay with food option (includes breakfast + dinner). It's right in front of Lake Tazawako. There's both a public and private onsen (first come first serve, usage for 40 mins).

We chose a triple room, but the other bed was a sofa bed converted into a regular bed. The pillows were very flat and quite different from the pillows on the other two beds. I hoped all three beds would have the same quality. Overall, the environment was not bad, although the bathroom had a slight odor.

The hotel has a very good location. Although not immediately next to the JR station, it's a short and easy walk to get to the hotel from Akita Station. When you see the Museum of Art in the photo, you are arriving. Also, the famous Senshū Park is just across from the street. It's a grand hotel with nice rooms. The staff are friendly and professional. It's not far from the bar district. There are many interesting bars over there. After a couple of drinks, you can just walk back to the hotel.

Het hotel ligt vlakbij het Tazawako-meer en het is ongeveer 30 minuten lopen naar het meer, waardoor het een goed alternatief is als je het meer wilt bekijken maar er niet wilt overnachten. Het onsenwater is redelijk, maar niet te vergelijken met het water in de onsen bij Nyuto. Er staan ​​een paar kersenbomen buiten het hotel en het is er prachtig in mei.