"This APA location was shiny, new and nice all over. My biggest complaint about the stay was with the city and its sidewalks. Read on if you're interested! **Positives: *Various signs of of the hotel being fancy and nice: Slick lights on the keycard scanners, near-silent elevators...and that's all that comes to mind atm. *Hot coffee in the vending machine! That was a nice change of pace, after a week in Aomori where I had to go into a conbini to get a couple cans of hot coffee after meals. *Room was all-around "pretty darn comfortable." *AC was a standout -- unlike AC that you have to adjust every time you notice it's either too hot or too humid in the room, this AC kept the temperature even and super-comfortable, late-July. It even emitted a very relaxing windy sound. **Neutral: * I didn't do laundry, so I didn't notice how expensive it was. **Negatives: *Yikes, the noise. *A ~20min walk from the station to the hotel, with no tram. There might be busses from the station to the hotel; I didn't check. *During that 20min walk to/from the station (and another stroll on another day), I looked for a path that had sidewalk all the way from the station to the hotel (checking the 3 routes in Google Maps); I didn't find one. Not at ALL convenient, when you have a suitcase in tow. You can follow sidewalk from the station to a 7-11 parking lot not far away, cut across it and return to sidewalk...but that's apparently the best you can do, atm. Develop that city please, Hachinohe."
"I had a very good stay at this smaller hotel near Hon-hachinohe station. I like the clean room, useful coin laundry, nice bento breakfast and pleasant staff. There is a supermarket just beside the hotel, and an Aeon Town about five minutes walk away along a small canal."
Yes, we give you a choice of vacation rentals near popular sights in Hashikami, or you can go with a more secluded option if you'd like a relaxing place to stay.
What are some of the best vacation home rentals in Hashikami?
While exploring the area, visit family-friendly sights like Hachinohe Fisheries Science Museum, or get outside and enjoy nature at Sanriku Fukko National Park. Tanesashi Beach and Taneichi Seaside Park are a couple of places you'll find in the larger area.
What’s a vacation rental in Hashikami like?
A vacation rental is a private property where you can stay for a couple of days or more in Hashikami. Vacation rentals feature amenities like kitchens and laundry facilities so you'll have a home away from home. If you're concerned about cleanliness, vacation rentals can offer a sense of security away from public hotel elevators and busy lobbies while still allowing you a great travel experience. You'll also get more space in a vacation rental than in a standard hotel, which is another reason why a vacation rental is a popular choice for a small group gathering.
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