Business Hotel Nishine - Hachimantai

I'm sorry ... it's subtle. I used it on a business trip. Since this is the only inn closest to the customer ... Wi-Fi can be used for free, but it is troublesome with Free Wi-Fi of "USEN SPOT" which requires some procedures. Once the connection is lost, you will be asked to log in, which is tedious. The signal strength is also bad, so it's really frustrating. Until then, if it is said that there is only a Wi-Fi spot ? Also, there is no convenience store nearby. The closest convenience store is FamilyMart, so I walk a lot. There are no restaurants in the area, so it might be better to buy some food somewhere. The proof of the room is also dark. The good point is that it is convenient because there are many outlets at the bedside. We are grateful that you can get amenities such as body towels at the front desk. Individual air conditioner. I think the accommodation cost is cheaper than anything else. For the time being, I feel that they are trying to get closer to the service of a modern hotel by renewing the TV, preparing side tables and chairs, preparing luggage storage and matching. Right. I wonder if the inconvenience is better. Digression * For some reason, the kettle was already filled with water. I don't know if it's beautiful, so I threw it away ... The front desk was also young, so I didn't like it, and even though I had settled in advance, "You can pay by cash or credit card." Or something like that. I want you to know more about customer information. I thought that you couldn't confirm the most by saying confirmation together. I personally don't use it for anything other than business trips.

It has been renovated and the inside is beautiful, but it feels like an old business hotel. The walls are too thin, there is an impossible step at the entrance of the unit bath, the temperature of the shower is not stable, Wi-Fi that cuts 1M at the peak, a slow elevator that can accommodate 3 people, there is only one outlet at this time and there is an extension tap If you complain that it is semi-fixed for extra things, there is no end to it. The only good things were that the semi-fixed tap had two USB ports, the food was reasonably good (the price was high), and the customer service was good. To be honest, it is better to stay in Hachimantai or Abi.

It has been around since the Nishine Town era before Hachimantai City, and it was a rare business hotel in this area at that time. I remember that the cooler in the summer was not installed at the time of opening. Was it cooler than it is now? The room was small, but now it seems that the interior has been refurbished and is spacious and clean.

Nishine's only business hotel. The front desk, elevator, aisle, etc. are compact, but the room is reasonably large. Enough to sleep. The customer service is good and there is also a restaurant. The parking lot is next to the hotel. Since it is placed flat, even a large car is acceptable. Convenience stores are far away, so it's a good idea to buy them before you come to the hotel.

It is an ordinary business hotel that is rare in this area. The front desk is very friendly and the rice at the izakaya on the first floor is delicious. The downsides are that the front is narrow, the elevator is narrow, and there are times when you get water when using the shower.

As a local business hotel, I think it is a fairly high standard hotel. The unit bath is wide and the amenities for bathing are well prepared, and there are 3 types of instant coffee etc. prepared in the room. The bed is probably of low resilience, and as for corona countermeasures, the remote control etc. can be touched through the vinyl package, so I think that the care of employees is also taken into consideration. Due to the locality, there is an izakaya in the business hotel, and it seems that more local residents gather than guests. There are 6 counter seats, 4 tables, 3 tatami mats, and a 50-inch TV in front of the counter. If it's not Corona, I really like the atmosphere. As for the food, the recommendations on the menu table were just recommended, and the taste was delicious. Guests will receive one drink service ticket. It's cold in the summer and at night, so why not turn off the air conditioner with a screen door and sleep while feeling the night breeze?

The facility is new and beautiful, probably because it has been renovated. It's small, so it feels small except for the room. Breakfast has few variations. Especially, there is a shortage of rice friends. Natto, seaweed, fish, small bowls, and main dishes are like side dishes of bread. It would be nice if there was something to do ... I couldn't sleep because I was worried about the wired music playing in the hallway all night.

The double sash is good for cold weather. There is an izakaya on the first floor. It's a pity that there aren't many things that can only be eaten here! Nambu sembei shop in the neighborhood (it seems to be baked at the shop) Ramen shop , I used to buy meat at a butcher shop at Nishine Farm, and buy local sake at a liquor store. There is no local feeling, but the cake shop Mont Blanc near the liquor store was delicious. Since there is no security box, it is a self-management of valuables. The elevator is small. There are stairs. It's a short walk from the station. There is no other place to stay nearby. Less than 10 minutes walk to the convenience store Since the large drug store is the same distance, we recommend that it has a larger sales floor area and general food and daily necessities. The bath is a unit bath. There is a public bath about 10 minutes on foot. It warmed up quite a bit probably because it contained bath salts. Maybe it's because I'm wearing it properly, but I didn't feel cold when I walked home in the snow. You can sell roasted sweet potatoes in front of the Fuga Square and play with them while eating on your way home.