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From about US$152/ per night (2 adults, ¥24,000)

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Rakuten Travel rating 4.46 out of 5 (1,644 reviews). Many guests mention services such as the welcome drink, the post-bath ice cream and the Yonaki Soba, and guests also praise the breakfast buffet. Some reviews describe the open-air bath and sauna as clean, and others find the location near Miroku Yokocho and convenience stores handy. On the other hand, some guests felt the rooms were small, so if space matters to you, it is worth choosing a larger room.

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Kids Facilities

Free loan items (children's indoor slippers, children's roomwear and more)

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  • paymentsPrice:Free for guests

Children's indoor slippers and children's roomwear are among the free loan items. Blankets and light towel blankets, paper plates, paper cups, a thermometer, a humidifier, a choice of pillows (feather or memory foam) and an iron and ironing board are also available to borrow. Pillows are limited in number.

Free post-bath ice cream and Yonaki Soba

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  • paymentsPrice:Free for guests

The relaxation lounge on the 13th floor offers free post-bath ice cream from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. and a free post-bath lactic acid drink from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. From 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., Yonaki Soba (a light soy-sauce ramen) is free in the second-floor restaurant. The 1st floor also has a welcome-drink corner with 100% Aomori-grown apple juice, an easy stop with the kids after a bath or before bed.

Breakfast buffet (with children's rates)

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The Japanese-Western buffet at HATAGO, the second-floor restaurant, costs 2,000 yen for adults and 1,000 yen for children from age 3 through elementary school, and is free for children aged 2 and under. Local specialties include senbei-jiru, bukkake-don and igamenchi. Breakfast is served to staying guests only.

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Overview

This Dormy Inn is about an 11-minute walk from the south exit of Hon-Hachinohe Station and just a 1-minute walk from the Hachinohe entertainment district. On the 13th floor, the natural hot spring Nanbu-no-Yu has separate communal baths for men and women, with an open-air bath, jar baths (tsuboyu), a cold-water bath and a high-temperature sauna. Rooms include doubles, queens and twins with Simmons beds (Airweave beds in the queen rooms). Co-sleeping is limited to one child per bed: it costs 3,000 yen for children from age 3 through elementary school and is free for ages 0 to 2. If a child needs their own bed, the adult rate applies, even for children of elementary school age or younger. The Japanese-Western buffet at HATAGO, the second-floor restaurant, is free for children aged 2 and under and 1,000 yen for children from age 3 through elementary school.

Rooms

Guest rooms have Wi-Fi and Simmons beds, with Airweave beds in some rooms. The double rooms are 14.8 sq m with a Simmons bed measuring 1,400 mm x 1,950 mm. The queen rooms are 20.1 sq m with an Airweave bed measuring 1,600 mm x 1,950 mm, and the twin rooms are 24.3-30.2 sq m with two Simmons beds measuring 1,200 mm x 1,950 mm. Rakuten Travel's room pages also list one more room type: 25 sq m, with two Serta beds measuring 1,200 mm x 1,950 mm and a sofa bed (no room name is given). According to the in-house guide, the hotel has 142 double rooms, 20 twin rooms, 10 queen rooms and 1 universal room, 173 in total, so more than 80% are double rooms. The 3rd floor is a smoking floor and all other floors are non-smoking, with smoking booths on the 1st, 8th and 13th floors. Guest-room bathrooms differ by room type. Rakuten Travel's photo captions label the double and queen rooms "shower booth" and only the twin rooms "twin room bathroom," and Ikyu.com's double room listing likewise says "shower booth (this room has no bathtub)." Families who want to bathe a baby in the room's bathtub should choose a twin room or check with the hotel before booking. Every room has a down duvet and down pillow, individually controlled air conditioning with an air-purifying function, and a toilet with a bidet function. A humidifier is available to borrow, and the free loan items also include children's indoor slippers, children's roomwear, a thermometer, blankets and light towel blankets, paper plates and paper cups. Amenities such as toothbrushes and hairbrushes are not placed in the rooms; instead, you take what you need from the amenity corner in front of the elevator on the 1st floor. For accessibility, Rakuten Travel's listing records a wheelchair available to borrow, an accessible toilet, accessible rooms (including a room for wheelchair users) and Western-style toilets in the guest rooms.

Dining

Breakfast is a Japanese-Western buffet at HATAGO, the second-floor restaurant, served from 6:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. (last entry 9 a.m.). It costs 2,000 yen for adults and 1,000 yen for children from age 3 through elementary school, and is free for children aged 2 and under. Local specialties on the buffet include senbei-jiru (a soup with crackers simmered in it), bukkake-don (a rice bowl with toppings poured over) and igamenchi (squid cakes). Breakfast is for staying guests only. From 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., Yonaki Soba is served free of charge in the second-floor restaurant. In addition, the relaxation lounge on the 13th floor offers free post-bath ice cream from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. and a free post-bath lactic acid drink from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m., and the 1st floor has a welcome-drink corner with 100% Aomori-grown apple juice. The Yonaki Soba broth is made with chicken and pork, and the noodles contain wheat flour and egg. Breakfast is prepared using the same cooking utensils and oil for all allergenic foods, including the 9 specified allergenic ingredients, and the hotel does not create allergy-specific individual menus or serve dishes with specific ingredients removed. Because tongs and other utensils are shared at the buffet, trace contamination cannot be completely prevented. Families with a child who has allergies should consult the hotel in advance. As for baby chairs, the Dormy Inn group-wide FAQ says they are lent free of charge and that numbers are limited, so requests cannot always be met, but this hotel's own facility page, Rakuten Travel and Ikyu.com carry no property-specific information. If you are traveling with a young child and need one, please check directly with the hotel when booking. In-room dining is not available; meals are served in the restaurant.

Baths and Onsen

The 13th floor has separate men's and women's communal baths fed by the natural hot spring Nanbu-no-Yu, open from 3 p.m. until 10 a.m. the next morning (only the sauna closes from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.). Facilities include an indoor bath, an open-air bath, jar baths (tsuboyu), a cold-water bath and a high-temperature sauna with a TV. The spring water is a sodium chloride spring, classified as a hypotonic, alkaline, low-temperature spring. As a rule, children may bathe with a parent of the opposite gender up to age 6, and if the local municipality sets its own age limit by ordinance or similar rules, that limit applies. Older children use the communal bath of the same gender as their guardian. There is no private-hire bath, and because the double and queen rooms have a shower booth, the options for bathing a young child are the gender-separated communal baths or a twin room, which has a bathroom with a tub. Whether children who are not yet out of diapers can go into the tubs is not stated, so please confirm in advance. In the communal baths, towels may not be put in the tubs and swimwear may not be worn. Guests with tattoos are, as a rule, not permitted to bathe.

Family-Friendly Points

Co-sleeping is limited to one child per bed, and a separate facility fee applies. Children aged 0 to 2 are free, children from age 3 through elementary school pay 3,000 yen to co-sleep, and junior high school students and older pay the adult rate. Even for children of elementary school age or younger, the adult rate applies if they need a bed, and Rakuten Travel's property introduction page states this explicitly. The number of co-sleeping children depends on the room type. According to Rakuten Travel's booking notes, the one-bed double and queen rooms take up to 2 adults plus 1 co-sleeping child, and the two-bed twin rooms take up to 2 adults plus 2 co-sleeping children. If you are bringing two children to co-sleep, you will need a twin room. On cribs, baby bathtubs and bed guards, the Dormy Inn group-wide FAQ only says that cribs are not provided, that some properties lend them out, and that some properties have bed guards, on the assumption that this differs by property; no information specific to this hotel is published. Families traveling with a baby who need bedding or bathing items should contact the hotel before booking. There are no extra comforters, but blankets and light towel blankets are among the free loan items and are provided on request. There is no childcare service. Guest rooms have pay video on demand at 1,000 yen per day. Free microwaves are available on the 2nd and 8th floors, and in the laundry corner on the 13th floor, the same floor as the communal baths, the washing machines and liquid detergent are free while the dryers carry a charge.

Access

The hotel is about an 11-minute walk from the south exit of Hon-Hachinohe Station, or 20 minutes by bus from JR Hachinohe Station, then a 2-minute walk from the Yokamachi stop. The Hachinohe entertainment district is a 1-minute walk away. Parking is a multi-level garage with 38 spaces, first-come, first-served, at 1,000 yen per vehicle per night. Spaces cannot be reserved or held in advance, and guests are asked to refrain from taking their car out and bringing it back during the stay. If the garage is full, the hotel will point you to nearby parking, at your own expense. Check-in is at 3 p.m. and checkout is at 11 a.m., and eligible plans include a late checkout at 12 p.m. (normally 11 a.m.) as a benefit. Note, however, that the communal baths can only be used until 10 a.m.

Access & Information

location_onAddress5-1 Tsuitachimachi, Hachinohe, Aomori 031-0087
directions_carAccess20 minutes by bus from JR Hachinohe Station (from bus stands 1 and 2), then a 2-minute walk from the Yokamachi stop. About an 11-minute walk from the south exit of Hon-Hachinohe Station. The Hachinohe entertainment district is just a 1-minute walk away.
trainNearest stationHon-Hachinohe Station
local_parkingParkingA multi-level parking garage with 38 spaces, first-come, first-served, with a fee.
callPhone+81-178-73-5489
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard
languageOfficial sitehttps://dormy-hotels.com/dormyinn/hotels/honhachinohe/open_in_new

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From about US$152/ per night (2 adults, ¥24,000)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Dormy Inn Hon-Hachinohe best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Dormy Inn Hon-Hachinohe?

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Parking: A multi-level parking garage with 38 spaces, first-come, first-served, with a fee.

How do you get to Dormy Inn Hon-Hachinohe?

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20 minutes by bus from JR Hachinohe Station (from bus stands 1 and 2), then a 2-minute walk from the Yokamachi stop. About an 11-minute walk from the south exit of Hon-Hachinohe Station. The Hachinohe entertainment district is just a 1-minute walk away.

Is there a charge for a child who co-sleeps with us?

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Children aged 0 to 2 are free, and children from age 3 through elementary school are 3,000 yen per child per night, paid at check-in. Co-sleeping is limited to one child per bed.

Can three children stay in a room with two adults?

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A room booked for 2 adults can take up to 2 children, so three children would be difficult. Double and queen rooms take up to 1 co-sleeping child, and twin rooms up to 2.

How much does it cost to add a child of junior high school age or older?

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Children of junior high school age and older are charged the same rate as one adult; the co-sleeping rate does not apply.

What are the check-in and checkout times?

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Check-in is from 3 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next morning, and checkout is at 11 a.m.

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