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The room was reasonably sized, I could open my luggage wide on the floor. about 5-min walk from the West Exit of Morioka Station (just walk straight and there is a side walk between the buildings, walk past Round 1, an entertainment building.) I took a longer walk along the road where there were no stairs, so I didn't have to carry my huge luggage up and down stairs. The side walk has only 10 steps of stairs though and is useful to save time. One of the staff can speak very good English. The only issue I had was about half an hour after I checked in, the staff called and asked me if I was changing my stay from two nights to one night. He said that the hotel received a call from *an organisation/agency name I can't remember* and they were told that I am staying 1 night instead. I had fully paid for 2 nights via agoda and did not modify my booking. I checked and there was no email from Agoda or anyone about the change in my stay. Eventually, I stayed for the 2 nights I fully paid for.

Hotel is near Morioka station, Toyota rent-a-car is next to hotel. It is convenient to travel anywhere. When my family stayed there, we enjoyed free breakfast which had a lot of food choices. Room was clean and comfortable. Hotel staff was friendly, gave us several vending machine coins for free drink. I would like to stay here again when visiting Morioka next time.

Although the location is a little far from Morioka station, the walk allowed us to explore one street which is very similar to Kyoto. The hotel is very clean and comfortable and provide almost all necessities.

Semi Double Room was tiny, only had a hand width allowance in the walkway after opening up my medium sized luggage fully. Toilet was such that I could spit into the sink while on the toilet seat. However, room was clean and a basic breakfast (bun/crossiant and a drink) was provided for free. How to get there from JR Morioka With stairs: Head to Fesan B1 and take the exit B5/6. Turn left (B6) or right (B5) and walk down the alleyway with the station to your back. Look up and you should be able to see New City Hotel (a brick red building) Without stairs: From the station, follow the signs for Hotel Metropolitan. Just before entering the hotel, you should see an exit to the outside on your right. Take that and cross the road using the traffic light. Turn right and look for the exitway for B5/6 then follow as above.

We were there at the end of the ski season and did not have a chance to go skiing as it was raining. The room condition was good , not big but just enough for a quick stay. The location was perfect for ski lover and not so far from Morioka if you want to spend time in the city as well.

The hotel was just renovated, hence, room look new, modern and very clean. Room is quite big, comparing to other hotels in Japan. Bed and pillows are very comfortable. A bit pricy if stayed during festival.

This is an immaculate, quiet hotel with the cleanest rooms we'd ever stayed in. It's convenient to the train station and within walking distance of good restaurants. I would absolutely recommend the Metropolitan Morioka Hotel and will stay there again when I return to Japan.

Pros - value for money and nearby highway bus station including a shuttle service going to Appi Kogen Ski Resort. Cons - slightly far from Morioka Station and confusing for the first time to reach the hotel. Breakfast - have to pay although for ¥800 the spread is very substantial and tasty.

A bit of a walk from the train station (ca 20min) but manageable and great location to explore sights of Morioka and take daytrips. Excellent value as room was a good size, very good standard, comfy, clean, I enjoyed spending time in the room. Two convenience stores across the road and many eateries nearby. I would stay again and recommend to friends.

I probably should have paid more attention before booking, but the room I got was smaller than the standard rooms in most business hotels in Japan. Location is quite good as it is only 2-3 mins away from JR Morioka station. I like how it has a laundry facility too, and they supply the detergents.

The location of the hotel caused significant confusion as there are two Toyoko Inns in Morioka, one called Toyoko Inn Morioka and one called Toyoko Inn Morioka Ekimae. These are 3 blocks apart and both near the Railway Station, but they are not differentiated on the Website so we went to the wrong one. This must be a common occurence as staff gave us a copied map showing how to get to the other one. The Agoda website should make clear that there are 2 similarly named hotels with explicit details on which one is being booked.

We stayed for 3 nights with teens. It was super service. The reception assisted us with our day to day plans and we had free bus shuttle. The osen was clean and you had 3 options. If you are after tradition, gold star service & traditional Japanese cuisine.. book this place!!!

We loved it. It was perfect and it was right at downtown. We went to a bar there that had the best drinks we've had in Japan.

good location, at the main street of Morioka and near the station. worthy price, breakfast included, can also having dinner at matsuya or ramen nearby, enjoying the stay here. recommended hotel.

The location is good, very close to the JR station. Walking within 5 mins distance. The hotel room is very small just as other japan hotel. The bed is comfy and big and the bath is good size too. The hotel provided free breakfast, it is nice and just a very transitional jap style breakfast.

Would recommend this hotel. Although is not cheap but service’s that you get is really value. The room are very clean and staffs are all very nice and helpful.

This Ryokan is a real value for money. The food was awesome. The staffs are very friendly and helpful. One issue to note that they do not accept credit card. It is cash only. However, this is not mentioned in booking form. If one decides to pay at the ryokan but does not have cash could be in potential trouble.

A ryokan experience (if you've never had one) is a spa-like experience, where your needs are catered to; and this ryokan exceeded all of our expectations, in every way. From even before the moment we arrived, the staff was carefully preparing for our visit and met us at our transportation. Our rooms were gorgeous, as were the surroundings. Classic Japanese beauty. The staff was incredibly generous in their hospitality, anticipating our wishes and immediately responding to any request. We feel extremely fortunate to be able to spend some time here, would do so again (in heartbeat!), and can recommend Ryokan Shikitei without hesitation.

I had 3,5 hours sleep in the previous 2 days, so I immediately crashed upon touching the bed, and woke up before the sunrise around 5 AM. Best sleep of my life, would recommend!

Though it's a little far from the center of town, this hotel was amazing! It's in the Tsunagi district of Morioka (hot springs). There was a bus stop nearby and the owner was very kind. It was a great place to stay! (Assuming you know at least conversational Japanese.)

Free hotel shuttle bus from Morioka JR station to hotel which is good. Serving dinner in the room with different varities. Food quality is ok but not super delicious. English standard of the staff is just fair and sometimes, difficult to communicate.

If you want to experience an onsen hotel this is a good choice! It's a big hotel, not a traditional ryokan for sure, but my japanese style room was wonderful with a great view over the countryside. The dinner was a delicious multi-course meal on both evenings and the buffet style breakfast had a lot of Japanese and western options. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful and gave a nice personal touch to my stay. Special thanks to the staff at the restaurant. Also the onsen was nice and clean and it was very relaxing to be at the outdoors pools. The biggest negative side was the location, especially if you travel with public transport. The hotel is not very far away from Morioka city but the public bus was inconvenient with no space for luggage and you have to know where to ask the driver to stop. With a private car, or if the hotel shuttle bus fits your schedule this wouldn't be a problem. Also the nearby villages seemed half abandoned and most of the business there were closed