東横INN盛岡駅前 (Toyoko Inn Morioka Ekimae)

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Wish they had some drawers to keep stuff. And I wish bathroom systems were white especially toilet. I would love to check my urine Color.

Excellent service

clean room; good breakfast; very polite staff

It was very good stay especially they provided free breakfast! I will book again

This hotel is under construction Breakfast room is waaay small so had to line up for 30 mins.

Extremely close to Morioka train station. The breakfast was okay, not too many options. The main area with activity is a short walk away.

The hotel was conveniently located steps away from the JR station. Morioka has no subway, so aside from the JR station, accessing other parts of the city requires walking, taxi or bus. The hotel is adjacent to many good dining options near the station, and is a 20-minute walk to Iwate Park. As for the hotel itself, I found the room pleasant, and was fortunate to be assigned a room with a view of Mt Iwate. The room was a standard size for a Japanese hotel and had the basic features. It was comfortable overall and I had no complaints. The hotel offered a complimentary breakfast and it was decent. It had mostly Japanese fare which I didn't mind, but for someone used to eggs and sausages, it would be a bit disappointing. The staff were very pleasant and polite, and they made the stay extra nice. A good hotel and I would consider again if I needed to stay in Morioka again.

Didn’t know where room amenities were. Breakfast line was too conjested

It is okay, I do not have any much to say on this hotel.

Excellent location right beside Morioka station. The staff was very good and the breakfast was good. The only reason for not giving 5 stars was that I don't really like the machine-check in they've switched to. There are Front Desk staff standing right there watching me check in on the machine--it's very impersonal and probably a little less efficient because I didn't know the process clearly. Perhaps it'll be a little smoother in the future, but overall, seems like the machine-based check-in / out system is not really needed when the staff are right there (unless they're planning to cut staff, which would be a bad move). Overall, I'd stay there again, but in a slightly bigger room choice I think.