Find 3 Star Hotels in Hirono from AED49

"The staff there is great!!! We wanted to have our luggages sent back to Tokyo and they helped us fill out the paperwork and held our luggage until it was picked up time. "

"Seamless check in. Lovely spacious room. "

"Clean, spacious, good hotel for Americans to stay at because it is much like the ones in USA but cleaner and nicer "

"It’s nice place "

"Liked that therr was a microwave and near supermarket. Breakfast was delicious and checkin/checkout process was straightforward"

"Hotel is within walking distance from the nearest station (Hon-hachinohe). Friendly and accommodating staff. Room features are okay but nothing exceptional. Room and bathroom are clean"

"Good enough "

"Kind and welcoming staff. I didn’t realise there was a winter festival happening and staff kindly explained where to catch the events. "

"DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL. Dirty linen, I'll politely call it human chocolate on bed covers, management moved us to another room (more on that later), I thought surely what we just experienced must be a one off.....well I checked the bed in the new room, no human chocolate but a nice curly pubic hair. Reported it to management, they asked if they could clean the room as we went to dinner, obviously I said yes, please clean it. Well we returned from dinner and the pubic hair was gone but had been replaced with a nice long hair..... We asked management if they were aware of the bed bug plague across Japan at the moment, they said of course they were, obviously they don't care about it, basic hygiene, or their customers. The room we were transferred to was a suite, a suite straight out of somewhere around 1980, if your into filthy beds, old carpet, peeling wall paper and tiny bathrooms with cracked basins that even the smallest person will struggle with, this is the place for you, otherwise choose a park bench closer to the centre of town. How this shack gets 4 stars is a mystery. One positive is management did refund us and gave us a fresh fruit, however, I would not stay here again even if it was free."