Hachinohe New City Hotel

I learned that mackerel lovers can enjoy the coveted tiger mackerel at a local product fair, so I bought grilled mackerel sushi this time.Thick and juicy, the fragrant grilled skin, the flavor of the mackerel that spreads when you bite into it, and the refined fat...The rice that falls apart when you put it in your mouth is also a masterpiece.When you think of pressed sushi, you might think of pressed sushi that is hard and half-baked, but this rice has air in it, and you can feel each grain of rice even after a while, which, combined with the deliciousness of the rice itself, makes it the best dish. .

The hotel is located far from the station, but if you have a car or motorbike, there will be no problem.I stayed in a Western-style single room, and it was a clean normal business hotel room. I have no complaints about staying overnight.The bathtub in the unit may be small, but bath units of this size are not uncommon. The bathtub in the unit is basically a shower booth and does not have hot water, so I have no complaints.The highlight is the dinner.I had the Torasaba Samadhi course, and the Torasaba stick sushi and Shime mackerel were exquisite, something you won't find anywhere else, and it was truly a memorable taste and meal.I have stayed at hot spring inns that were better than this one, but I have rarely had a memorable meal there.I would even go to Hachinohe to eat this dinner.Nowadays, it is not uncommon for chain business hotels to charge 10,000 yen including breakfast.Compared to this, it was 8,690 yen with two meals, but it is really worth it.Also, the view from the restaurant on the top 7th floor is nice.When the sun clears up during breakfast, you can see Mt. Hakkoda in the distance.postscriptTiger mackerel was delicious, so I bought it at a local product fair.I was told that it was the same as the one in Hachinohe, but the one I got at the hotel was much more delicious.The difference in eating atmosphere cannot be explained.It's well worth going to eat tiger mackerel.

I used it for a business trip in June 2024. Although it is located far from downtown Hachinohe, it was not inconvenient to go there by car. Since we checked in early, the parking lot was empty, but when we looked at it at night, it was full, so you may need to be careful when re-parking.I stayed in the cheapest Japanese-style room, but it had a toilet without a heated toilet seat and a sink. The room was generally small and futons were laid out from the beginning, but there was very little free space as there was a table and refrigerator etc.The bathroom was said to be shared with only a shower, but there were several toilets, so it was a bit too big to share with other people. When I took a shower early, there was no hot water in the bathtub, but when I got in the next morning, there was warm water. It may have hot water, but it doesn't seem to be circulating.For dinner, we ate at ``Nanae'' on the top floor of the hotel, and the view was great, and the mackerel course was quite delicious. I was a bit concerned that there weren't many customers as it was a weekday evening, but I highly recommend it.There is a convenience store nearby and a cheap supermarket within a short walk.The customer service has a lot of things to say about it in the reviews, but it was pretty normal.When I bought mackerel sushi on the day of my stay, they kept it in the fridge until I checked out the next day.The overall appearance was old and worn out, but it didn't feel clean at all and I think it was worth the price. It is one of the few hotels where you can stay in the 3,000 yen range with free parking, so if you are concerned about the lack of cleanliness or poor customer service, I think it would be better to stay at a reasonably priced hotel in the downtown area.

Anyway, you can stay there cheaply. It's a long walk from the station and downtown area, but there are convenience stores and restaurants nearby.Also, mackerel sushi is said to be famous, but I don't like it so if you like it, please try it!