Large Snake Station × Winter AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

About a 10-minute walk from JR Hachinohe Line “Hon-Hachinohe Station,” or about 5 minutes by taxi, this Hotel is in a convenient location. A morning market is also held about 10 minutes away by car. On the first floor of the Hotel, there is not only a 24-hour convenience store but also a 24-hour restaurant, so you can feel at ease even if you arrive late due to a sudden business trip or sightseeing. Ideal as a base for both business and leisure—please stay with us.The Rooms feature stylish, sophisticated interiors. These functional Rooms offer well-considered amenities and provide a relaxing space to unwind.

Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the center of Hachinohe and only a 1-minute walk from JR Hon-Hachinohe Station. Ideal as a business hub, it also offers excellent access to numerous tourist attractions along the JR Hachinohe Line. For guests arriving by car, we provide free parking despite being near the station. Additionally, we feature a large public bath (artificial radium Onsen) to help you relax after your journey. We look forward to welcoming you!

Located in the heart of Hachinohe City, just a 1-minute walk to the bustling downtown area! Separate natural Onsen baths for men and women to enjoy a relaxing moment... Unwind and stretch out in the spacious baths to soothe your travel fatigue. A Japanese and Western buffet featuring local cuisine... Savor regional specialties such as the famous "Senbei-jiru" and more. Comfortable rooms equipped with Wi-Fi for a pleasant stay... Enjoy a restful sleep with Simmons beds (some rooms feature Airweave). All rooms are Wi-Fi enabled, ensuring a worry-free stay for business travelers.

Hachinohe City, the second-largest city in Aomori Prefecture, is a key gateway to the prefecture and has long been served by the Shinkansen. This Hotel is within walking distance of Hon-Hachinohe Station and located in the city center. Enjoy our proud natural Onsen. Please try our complimentary breakfast, featuring freshly baked bread and the local specialty “Senbei-jiru” (rice cracker soup).