Dormy Inn Akita Natural Hot Spring

It's been a while since I stayed at the beginning of the opening. Compared to other business hotel chains, it is more expensive to have good facilities, which makes it difficult to stay overnight for business use. I stayed because the cost was relatively low because I only stayed overnight on weekdays. The hotel's facilities are as highly rated as ever and well maintained considering the years since it opened. It needs to be improved that cars in mechanical parking feel like they spend so much time moving in and out. I know it's difficult. This would inevitably cause morning departure time traffic jams, so you have to leave the room early in anticipation of traffic, and it received a negative rating. I checked in, went into the room and turned on the air conditioning, and there was a slight pungent cold air. I was able to contact the front desk immediately to have the room changed from a single room to a double room, but the size of the room was not much different, although amenities, free water, and two sets of service snacks and pillows were included. One bed is too big, but two beds are too small. Two adults are thought to feel small, with children limited to sharing a bed.

If you're reasonably far from the station and want quiet, it's probably the place to go. Across the street is Senshu Park, which is a good place to bring it for an early morning stroll, and the Akita Prefectural Museum of Art, right next door, where you can get familiar with the arts. The hotel can be used like a business hotel and the breakfast is delicious. I'm sure you'll be happy with the price.

The hotel is satisfactory enough. The hotel is located in an area with a high concentration of cultural facilities in Akita City, and the area is quiet. Because of this, there are few convenience stores and some distance. The rooms are large enough that there are sliding doors separating the water from the guest rooms, but they are poorly constructed and have gaps. The hot springs are large enough and the quality is undisputed. The communication status of the room, but the Wi-Fi connection is difficult. Breakfast was satisfying in number and content. As a free service, I'm happy to have soba noodles crying at night and ice cream on the public bath floor. It's a hotel I'd love to use again if I had the chance.