Poka Poka Onsen Hotel

7.2
Very Good
(333 reviews)

4 Chome-4-34 Shimizu, Odate, Akita 017-0046, Japan

+81 186-49-0003

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Hotel Description

Poka Poka Spa Hotel

Poka Poka Onsen Hotel, located at 4 Chome-4-34 Shimizu, Odate, Akita 017-0046, Japan, offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere in a vibrant area filled with shops and restaurants. This casual hot spring hotel is just a 12-minute walk from Odate train station, making it easily accessible for travelers. Guests can enjoy the scenic walking trails along the picturesque Nagaki River, which is only 1 km away, and explore the dog-related exhibits at the renowned Akita Inu Museum, located 3 km from the hotel. The hotel's design blends traditional Japanese elements with a modern touch, creating a cozy retreat for those looking to relax and rejuvenate.

The hotel features comfortable and down-to-earth rooms, many of which are adorned with tatami floors and futons, providing a unique cultural experience. All rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and convenient minifridges to enhance your stay. The ambiance is tranquil, encouraging guests to unwind after a day of exploration.

Poka Poka Onsen Hotel stands out with its exceptional amenities, including natural onsen baths that offer a soothing escape. Guests can indulge in the rejuvenating benefits of the indoor hot spring baths or relax in the sauna, making it one of the few hotels in the area to offer such facilities. For added convenience, the hotel provides complimentary parking, a laid-back lounge area, and a coin-operated laundry, ensuring all needs are met.

Accessibility is a strong point for Poka Poka Onsen Hotel, with various public transportation options nearby. The hotel is within a reasonable distance from several airports, including Ōdate-Noshiro Airport, just 30 minutes away by taxi. The ease of getting around makes it a perfect base for exploring the local area. Whether you're traveling for leisure or business, the convenient location simplifies transportation logistics.

Health and safety measures are prioritized at Poka Poka Onsen Hotel, with protocols in place to ensure the well-being of all guests. The staff is dedicated to maintaining a clean and safe environment, so you can enjoy your stay without worries.

Guests can engage in a variety of activities while staying at the hotel. The nearby Akita Dog Museum and Akita Dog Visitor Center are must-visit attractions for dog lovers. You can also explore the charming Odate Museum and the beautiful Ishida Rose Garden, both within a short distance. Odate Shinmeisha shrine is another local highlight that offers cultural insights.

Dining options abound in the vicinity, making it easy to experience local cuisine. Recommended restaurants include Tomato & Onion Odate, a family-friendly spot just a 2-minute taxi ride away; Yachi, an izakaya restaurant located 3 minutes from the hotel; and Takadaya Syokudo, serving delicious teishoku meals only 5 minutes away. Kouroudou and 飯友 also provide great dining experiences within a short distance, ensuring guests have plenty of culinary options to choose from.

In summary, Poka Poka Onsen Hotel invites you to experience a perfect blend of comfort, culture, and convenience. With its unique amenities, welcoming atmosphere, and proximity to key attractions, this hotel is an ideal choice for your stay in Odate. Come and immerse yourself in the beauty of Akita and enjoy the relaxing onsen experience that awaits you!

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Walking distance to Ao Gaeru (Green Frog Train) and Akita Dog Visitor Center

2. 14 min walk to nearest train station

3. One of the few hotels in the area with a sauna

4. Comfortable rooms with traditional tatami flooring

5. Natural onsen and indoor hot spring baths available


7.8 Very Good

Location rating

Top sights

Akita Dog Museum
8 min
Akita Dog Visitor Center
13 min
Odate Museum
11 min
Ishida Rose Garden
9 min
Odate Shinmeisha
7 min

Nearest locations

Tomato & Onion Odate
2 min
Kouroudou
2 min
Yachi
3 min
飯友
3 min
Lemon Time
3 min
KIhachi Rakuhachi
3 min
Tre Sorelle
4 min
Takadaya Syokudo
5 min
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Good to know

Check-in16:00
Check-out10:00
Location rating7.8
Nearest airportŌdate-Noshiro Airport
Travel time to airport30 min

Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)

Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
    Trip.com

    $76

    Vio.com

    $78

    goseek.com

    $78


Location

4 Chome-4-34 Shimizu, Odate, Akita 017-0046, Japan

Airports:

Misawa Airport

Taxi: 2 hr 11 min

Transit: 4 hr 44 min

Aomori Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 19 min

Transit: 2 hr

Ōdate-Noshiro Airport

Taxi: 30 min

Transit: 48 min

Akita Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 48 min

Transit: 2 hr 43 min

Transit:

Onaricho-Itchome

Walking: 15 min

Ōdate Station

Walking: 14 min

Shimizu-Gochome

Walking: 5 min

Odate Sta.

Walking: 13 min


Nearby locations

7.8

Very Good Location

In an area filled with shops and restaurants, this casual hot spring hotel is a 12-minute walk from Odate train station, 1 km from walking trails along the Nagaki River and 3 km from dog-related exhibits at the Akita Inu Museum.


Amenities and Facilities

Parking & transportation

Parking

Public bath

Public bath

Natural onsen

Jacuzzi

Water bath

Food & drink

Restaurant

Wellness

No fitness center

Sauna

No spa

Children

Kid-friendly

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools


Reviews

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7.1

100 reviews

Wonderful
25
Excellent
34
Good
22
Below Average
7
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12
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普通に冷静

1/5
I agree. It used to be cheap and good, but now? picture? picture? That's what it feels like. Due to the facilities in the room, there is no hot water. Also, in this day and age, cash is the only payment method.

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上遠野朱里

5/5
Wonderful hotel 🏨 Warm hot spring ♨️ Relaxing time 😌

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Maru

3/5
I wonder why there are no slippers. Even though everyone was carrying suitcases around the building, everyone was walking barefoot or in slippers, and walking into the tatami rooms with those feet... I thought it was unsanitary.

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k o

4/5
I went to a hot spring! feel well! There is no hair dryer.

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Michinori Seki

2/5
This is a Showa Japanese style hotel.

Room 2

Service 2

Location2

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y t

3/5
There is no kettle or drinking cups. I'm sorry

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ojojbu

4/5
The sauna has many regular customers.

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ganesha

3/5
Business use. The guest room is a Japanese-style bedroom in the new building. First of all, there aren't many electrical outlets. I want at least two free ones.The bath time is not bad, but since it is an old public bath, I was concerned about the peeling of the tiles. Maintenance required. I would like to install a clock in the bathroom and open the open-air bath. The quality of the spring water is not bad.Dinner is difficult because there is nothing around the hotel. Breakfast at the hotel is a light set meal consisting mainly of vegetables.The price is cheap but reasonable.

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たーちゃん

1/5
I was traveling with my family in a remote area of ​​the Tohoku region, so we couldn't find a hotel that fit our budget and it was late on the weekend, so we had no choice but to stay at this hotel.The building was built in the Showa era and is quite dilapidated. There are traces of a prosperous past all over the place.What surprised me was that it remained exactly the same since it was built? The carpet on the floor seems to be! It's peeling and has stains everywhere. I have to be stingy with my accommodation! Anxiety and fear welled up. Then it becomes a certainty...Tabi were handed to me at the front desk. These will be used inside the facility instead of slippers. Since they were brand new, I thought I would be able to move around without touching this dirty carpet by wearing them, but I was wrong!The rooms have been renovated and are not as old as the rest of the building. However, I didn't really think about it at the time, as it was a hassle to take off the tabi when going up to the tatami floor... but when I touched the tabi to go to the bathroom to put them back on, there was dust, hair, and other things that I didn't know who belonged to them! The tabi became like a mop for that dirty carpet, and the dirty things from the floor got stuck to the tabi.I still feel sick every time I think about it!Considering the cost of providing tabi socks to all customers, I think it would be much better to remove all that dirty carpet and use slippers instead!The popularity of day-trippers to the hot springs was low, and a female guest with a large green tattoo was soaking in the bathtub... I didn't see this kind of scene often in public baths, so I just casually watched it.Later, the symbol of this inn is a raccoon dog? There is a large Shigaraki ware raccoon dog ornament at the entrance. What kind of connection? ?

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ゆーちゃん

3/5
The sauna in the women's bath is extremely hot. A regular person who comes to see the geese? 5 stars if notWell, the regulars at the saunas in Tohoku are usually the main ones, so the atmosphere is bad.