"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"
"Good condition property, free onsite parking, superb helpful and welcoming staff, very good amenities, very fast internet, average sized room to Japanese standard, sumptuous breakfast, enough varieties for Vegans and Vegetarians.
Value for money hotel.
Just that the Breakfast Buffet food is only labelled in Japanese, thus need enquiry from staff about content and ingredients."
"Everything was amazing! They have free shuttle transportation from the hotel to the train station. The drive to the hotel was mystical. I will definitely be returning during winter."
"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."
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in Shingo, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay. Shingo is known for its festivals and museums.
What can I see and do in Shingo?
Enjoy the area's cultural attractions such as Towada Art Center, or get outdoors into nature at a spot like Towada-Hachimantai National Park. Other places in town to visit include Tomb of Christ and Ishigami Pyramid.
What are holiday rentals like in Shingo?
Holiday rentals are privately owned properties you can book for a few days, or a quick weekend, in Shingo. Holiday rentals provide amenities like kitchens and laundry facilities so you'll feel just like you're staying in your own home. If you're concerned about cleanliness, holiday rentals can provide a sense of security away from shared hotel lifts and busy reception areas while still allowing you to travel. You'll also find more space in a holiday rental than in a standard hotel, which makes a holiday rental a great option for a family trip.
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