
The modern city of Akita, Japan, has a long history. The city has been continuously inhabited for thousands of years - the archaeological site of Jizouden Ruins “Yayoikko Village” within the city is indicative of that. Visit Akita City Senshū Museum of Art and Akita Prefectural Museum to gain insight into the people and the culture specific to the region. Take a stroll through the stunning Senshū Park, originally a part of Kubota Castle. Today, visitors can witness the changing colors of the trees from the blush pink hue of the cherry blossoms to the vivid orange in autumn. Take the kids for a fun day at Omoriyama Zoo or Araya Seaside Park. If you’re looking for a comfortable place to come back to at the end of the day, check out our list of the top hotels to stay in Akita, Japan.
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1. Hotel Pearl City Akita Kanto Odori (from USD 71)
A central location combined with comfortable rooms makes this an excellent pocket-friendly choice for visitors. A bus stop is very nearby and can help transport guests to various attractions as well as to Akita Station.
Kita Kamakura is a breakfast-only restaurant on the top floor where guests can enjoy panoramic views of the city along with a delicious buffet spread. Akita Club Swindle, located on the basement level, hosts a mix of live bands and performers.
2. Comfort Hotel Akita (from USD 82)
Explore the tourist attractions of Akita from this well-placed hotel in the city center. The front desk is available 24 hours and the helpful staff will love to recommend attractions off the beaten track for you to enjoy. Begin your day with a complimentary breakfast featuring western and Japanese dishes centered around a “Color your Morning” theme. Guests will therefore enjoy colorful smoothies, fruits, and vegetables for a healthy breakfast.
From 2pm until midnight, guests can enjoy unlimited complimentary coffee and flavored water from the lobby that can be enjoyed in the comfort of their own rooms.
3. ANA Crowne Plaza Akita, an IHG Hotel (from USD 88)
This strategically located hotel is within walking distance of both Akita Station and Senhu Park. A stylish lobby welcomes guests to the hotel, where the noise of the city is left behind at the door. Relax in your calm and neutral-toned guestrooms, all of which provide gorgeous cityscape views.
Business guests at the hotel have the choice of 8 meeting rooms, with the largest being able to accommodate 1600 guests. The check-in time is 3pm, but the hotel allows for early check-in and late check-out. The property also features wheelchair-accessible rooms, as well as visual and audible alarms for hearing- and vision-disabled guests.
4. Hotel Metropolitan Akita (from USD 117)
Great breakfast selection with local dishes, and various dining choices nearby.
Reasonable pricing for a convenient location near Akita Station.
Conveniently situated next to Akita Station, with easy access to dining options and shopping.
Well-equipped rooms, connection path to the station, and nearby shops and restaurants.
Directly connected to Akita Station, this hotel is just 500 m (1,640 ft) from the popular Senshu Park. Dining Manyo and Chinese restaurant of Shanghai are two on-site eateries serving Japanese, western, and Chinese delicacies. Begin your day with a delicious buffet spread consisting of Japanese and western dishes at Restaurant Cuore. End your day with a relaxing massage treatment to soothe your tired muscles.
The rooms are spread across standard and premium floors. All of them feature internet access, a seating area, and a bathtub in the ensuite bathrooms.
5. Albert Hotel Akita (from USD 47)
This property close to the city center is an excellent choice for both business and leisure travelers to the city. The hotel offers a wide variety of room types and includes both smoking and non-smoking rooms. All the rooms are equipped with TVs, a work desk, and a mini fridge. The on-site restaurant, Hanagiku, serves a Japanese- and western-style buffet for breakfast and a la carte, local delicacies for lunch and dinner.
Albert Hotel Akita
Address: 4-3-22 Oomachi
6. Hotel Route-Inn Akita Tsuchizaki (from USD 55)
Located close to Akita Ferry Terminal, a stay here allows guests to enjoy the seaside of the city to the full extent. The hotel features two restaurants - Hanachaya offers a spectacular buffet spread with bread imported from Europe, while Hanabana-tei serves traditional Japanese food for dinner.
The single, double and twin rooms are compact but feature all the amenities required for a comfortable stay. While here, do indulge in the Japanese traditional bath, which is fed by an artificial hot spring and helps to relax tired muscles.
7. Akita Castle Hotel (from USD 130)
This elegant property in an excellent location has been welcoming guests to Akita since 1970. Directly across from Senshu Park and next to Akita Museum of Art, this hotel allows you to easily explore the top attractions in the city. After a day of sightseeing, you can also head to the salon for a little self-care.
Even the most basic rooms at the hotel offer plush beds, a work desk, large TV, and a bathtub in the bathroom. When it comes to dining, guests can choose from three restaurants and finish off their day with their favorite cocktail at Bar Lotus.
8. Route Inn Grantia Akita Spa Resort (from USD 62)
Superb dining experiences with a variety of delicious breakfast options, though some rooms lacked bottled water.
Reasonable pricing, especially on less popular days.
Well-located with easy access to onsen and attractions, but a bit far from the city center and Akita station.
Fantastic hot springs, spacious rooms, accommodating staff, free onsen for guests, and convenient free parking.
This is a perfect hotel where you can simply relax at the end of a wonderful day. The on-site bathhouse fed by natural hot springs is called Hana no Yu. The moment you step into the bathhouse, you will be transported to a land of zen and calm. Hotel guests enjoy complimentary access to the bathhouse, which is open from 10am to midnight and is the best way to end the day.
Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at Hanachaya, and the freshest seafood for dinner at Maguroya Hana no Yume. Hanachaya is also open for lunch on weekdays.
9. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Akita (from USD 60)
Overlooking Asahi River, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Akita is located 550 m (184 ft) away from Senshu Park. The guest rooms are comfortable and include extra wide work desks, ample space, and air purifiers.
The on-site restaurant features traditional Japanese seating and allows guests to taste the flavors of Akita. The breakfast buffet includes Japanese, western, and local delicacies while the dinner service offers the freshest seafood items on the menu.
10. Dormy Inn Akita (from USD 59)
This budget-friendly property offers the perfect location near the wonderful Senshu Park in central Akita. The top floor of the hotel includes a public bath that is fed by natural hot springs, along with a sauna. Guests can also go for massages. There’s a manga corner on the premises. Dormy Inn Akita includes serves a delicious breakfast platter in the on-site restaurant, Hatago.
Escape to the seaside city of Akita
Immerse yourself in culture and history when you visit the historic city of Akita. Enjoy the freshest seafood cooked in the local style when visiting this wonderful city. Elevate your stay in the city when you pick from one of these top hotels to stay in Akita, Japan.
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