"The staff were incredibly accommodating (to be fair everyone in Morioka was exceptionally hospitable). The hotel was awesome, onsen was amazing and the food absolutely delicious (both dinner and breakfast). "
"The staff were incredibly accommodating (to be fair everyone in Morioka was exceptionally hospitable). The hotel was awesome, onsen was amazing and the food absolutely delicious (both dinner and breakfast). "
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Off all the chain hotels we stayed in in Japan, this is our favorite, so much so that we plan to look for Daiwa hotels now when we book for future trips. Nice big lobby, bilingual staff, easy check in/out with automation, nice rooms, modern and larger bathroom. Everything seemed upgrade level. Definitely enjoyed staying there and it was near the station with lots of eateries to choose from.
Off all the chain hotels we stayed in in Japan, this is our favorite, so much so that we plan to look for Daiwa hotels now when we book for future trips. Nice big lobby, bilingual staff, easy check in/out with automation, nice rooms, modern and larger bathroom. Everything seemed upgrade level. Definitely enjoyed staying there and it was near the station with lots of eateries to choose from.
The hotel was conveniently located close to the station. The room was comfortable and seemed to be nicely updated recently. A lot of options for restaurants nearby too.
The hotel was conveniently located close to the station. The room was comfortable and seemed to be nicely updated recently. A lot of options for restaurants nearby too.
Eric
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
This was our favorite stop of our two weeks in Japan. Staff were kind and helpful. The onsen was amazing. Food and drinks were great. Really nice stay here!
This was our favorite stop of our two weeks in Japan. Staff were kind and helpful. The onsen was amazing. Food and drinks were great. Really nice stay here!
Staff was super nice at this property. Service was top of the line. They even drove us up and down the road even though we could've walked.
Food was delicious, elaborate, and made with superb craftsmanship. Room was so comfortable probably one of the most comfortable ryokans we have stayed at. Private open air bath was perfect with snowing outside!
Staff was super nice at this property. Service was top of the line. They even drove us up and down the road even though we could've walked.
Food was delicious, elaborate, and made with superb craftsmanship. Room was so comfortable probably one of the most comfortable ryokans we have stayed at. Private open air bath was perfect with snowing outside!
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 29, 2019Reviewed December 29, 2019
Cute little inn, run by really nice people. Dinners were fantastic—different every night. The staff were really nice and even gave us a ride to the train station early the morning we left. The inn is across the street from the resort shuttle, so it’s easy to get to and from Appi Resort.
Cute little inn, run by really nice people. Dinners were fantastic—different every night. The staff were really nice and even gave us a ride to the train station early the morning we left. The inn is across the street from the resort shuttle, so it’s easy to get to and from Appi Resort.
Very charming hotel in downtown Hachinohe. Walkable to the art museum, the JR line, and multiple dining options. If you like fruit, there is a fancy fruit parlor on the walk to the JR train. Staff is multi-lingual, attentive, and caring. The top floor amenities (popsicles, probiotics) were a big hit with our 12 year old.
Very charming hotel in downtown Hachinohe. Walkable to the art museum, the JR line, and multiple dining options. If you like fruit, there is a fancy fruit parlor on the walk to the JR train. Staff is multi-lingual, attentive, and caring. The top floor amenities (popsicles, probiotics) were a big hit with our 12 year old.
My stay at Daiwa Roynet in Hachinohe was excellent. The staff, room and the hotel in general exceeded expectations. It's in a great area, close to restaurants, and shopping. The train station is about a 10 minute walk. Would definitely stay again
My stay at Daiwa Roynet in Hachinohe was excellent. The staff, room and the hotel in general exceeded expectations. It's in a great area, close to restaurants, and shopping. The train station is about a 10 minute walk. Would definitely stay again
The kaiseki meals u still dream of! It was amazing. The place was impeccably clean, and everyone that worked there were incredibly sweet! Worth every penny to eat such beautiful food and relax with my love.
The kaiseki meals u still dream of! It was amazing. The place was impeccably clean, and everyone that worked there were incredibly sweet! Worth every penny to eat such beautiful food and relax with my love.
Jedidia
Reviewed November 11, 2025Reviewed November 11, 2025
Prices for Iwate Prefecture hotels vary depending on the season and other factors, like school holidays and Christmas. You can find cheap options from AED 117 in a few different ways. Select your destination and trip dates and then pick your budget using the "Price per night" filter. You can then narrow your search by choosing your preferred amenities and more.
When is the best time to go to Iwate Prefecture?
The timing of your trip will depend on which part of Iwate Prefecture you want to travel to, as temperatures vary in different locations. For a summer vacation with a humid continental climate, consider Morioka during the months of June to August. You can expect average temperatures between 14ºC and 25ºC.
What is the best area to stay in Iwate Prefecture?
If your travels are taking you to Iwate Prefecture, consider a stay in Morioka or Ichinoseki. Once you've picked your hotel, check out the many great things there are to do and see here.
How can I find cheap hotels in Iwate Prefecture?
Iwate Prefecture cheap hotels start at AED 117 per night. To find these types of inexpensive options, make use of our "Price per night" filter. Like some other tips? Consider being flexible with your getaway dates and book as soon as you can. Have a look at our cheap hotels in Iwate Prefecture page for bargains you won't be able to resist.
What are the best hotels in Iwate Prefecture for families?
Dormy Inn Morioka Hot Springs is among the top-rated hotels for families, located in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture. Book here and make full use of amenities like a sauna and housekeeping services. Hotel Shion is another favorite where kids are welcome. For more getaway options, fine-tune your search results by selecting "Family friendly" under the "Traveler experience" filter section.
What are the top beach hotels in Iwate Prefecture?
Prepare to be swept away by an ideal combination of fun and relaxation at our Iwate Prefecture sea-view hotels. One of our more popular accommodations is The Park Hotel Jodogahama, which offers amenities like an ocean view and an electric car charging station. Another stay promising beachside bliss is HOTEL SUZUKAKE - Adult Only. Both these properties are located in Miyako.
Why should I book my Iwate Prefecture hotel with Expedia?
Book your Iwate Prefecture hotel with Expedia and enjoy access to a world of accommodation options at unbeatable prices. We've got a variety of search filters to help you find exactly what you want, whether that's a 5-star escape or something a bit more unique, like a villa, cottage or even a castle! Join Expedia Rewards and you'll save 10% or more on select hotels when you're signed in. Collect points on eligible bookings, which you can use to save on your next adventure. Plus, many of our hotels have flexible cancellation policies, so you won't have to worry if your plans happen to change.