Accessible Hotels in Morioka

Situated in Morioka and within 1.7 km of Morioka Station, Kita Hotel has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi.

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Zhe

From

Hong Kong

My family stayed at the Kita Hotel for 4 days. We really enjoy our stay there. Most polite staffs that I have ever met and a very classic well designed hotel in a the heart of Morioka. Highly recommended!

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Morioka is conveniently located in the shopping and dining area of Morioka city, and offering easy access to tourist attractions.

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DO

From

Vietnam

The hotel is 15-minute walk from Morioka Station, but I'm so glad I chose this hotel. From Morioka Station, you should go to the north exit. To get to the hotel, you will go over a bridge, across Kitakami river, and the scenery is just spectacular. The area is very central with a lot of restaurants and shops. The room size is good compared to other hotels in Japan. I love breakfast here too.

Providing free WiFi, Four Points Flex by Sheraton Morioka is located in Morioka, 700 metres from Morioka Station and 300 metres from Malios Observation Room.

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Lau

From

Singapore

near to the station and it’s really a value for money spot for solo travelers

Super Hotel Yahaba Station East Exit is situated in Yahaba, within 11 km of House of Morioka Town and 12 km of Morioka Castle Ruins. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space.

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Aurora

From

Portugal

This was by far the best hotel in which I have stayed in my multiple trips to Iwate. Amazing customer service, overall cleanliness and amenities. The lobby workers were incredibly helpful and gave us all the information that we needed. The bed was very comfortable and the multiple options for pillows were a nice addition. Thank you so much!

Offering an open-air bath and mountain view, Kyukamura Iwate-Amiharionsen is located in Shizukuishi, 32 km from Morioka Station and 15 km from Koiwai Farm.

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Nina

From

United Kingdom

Everything was brilliant. Fantastic value for money. Great food, awesome Onsens. It's very traditional though. Beds are Futon style and there are no showers in the rooms. You have to shower in the Onsen.