Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing
2-27 Morioka Ekimae Kitadori, Morioka 020-0033 Iwate Prefecture
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Looking for a place to stay in Morioka? Then look no further than Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing, a family-friendly hotel that brings the best of Morioka to your doorstep.
Rooms at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing provide a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi.
In addition, while staying at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing guests have access to 24 hour front desk, shops, and a chapel. You can also enjoy a lounge. Need a place to park? Parking is available at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing.
Close to some of Morioka's most popular landmarks, such as Kaiunbashi Bridge (0.3 km) and Malios Observation Room (0.4 km), Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing is a great destination for tourists.
If you’re looking for a Thai restaurant, consider a visit to Baimakrut, which is not far from Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing.
Looking to explore? Then look no further than Iwate Park (Koen) (1.2 km), Iwate Museum of Art (1.6 km), and Rock-breaking Cherry Tree (1.2 km), which are some popular Morioka attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing as you experience everything Morioka has to offer.
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Property amenities
Paid private parking on-site
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Bar / lounge
Bicycle rental
Kids stay free
Banquet room
Massage
Baggage storage
Parking
Wifi
Coffee shop
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Breakfast buffet
Chapel / shrine
Newspaper
Shops
24-hour front desk
Dry cleaning
Laundry service
Room features
Air conditioning
Desk
Fireplace
Housekeeping
Refrigerator
Flatscreen TV
Bath / shower
Complimentary toiletries
Safe
Telephone
Iron
Wake-up service / alarm clock
Hair dryer
Room types
Non-smoking rooms
Family rooms
Smoking rooms available
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Family
Classic
Languages Spoken
English, Japanese
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2-27 Morioka Ekimae Kitadori, Morioka 020-0033 Iwate Prefecture
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It's only a 3-minute walk from the station, so it's easy to catch a bus from the station and I think the location is good.
You can rent bicycles, although I think there are only a few. During the day, I went sightseeing around the castle park by bicycle and was able to see the atmosphere of the town.
The town seems very safe, so in the evening I walked from the hotel to Forum Morioka and enjoyed watching Mission: Impossible at the night show rate.
This is a clean and safe hotel.
You can rent bicycles, although I think there are only a few. During the day, I went sightseeing around the castle park by bicycle and was able to see the atmosphere of the town.
The town seems very safe, so in the evening I walked from the hotel to Forum Morioka and enjoyed watching Mission: Impossible at the night show rate.
This is a clean and safe hotel.
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Travelled with family
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This is a pretty new hotel and my single room was pretty big, new, and clean, with a desk and couch. The hotel’s conveniently near to Morioka station and a short walk to the main shopping area.
I had breakfast and it was a great selection of food that included ice cream and many awesome spreads for my toast - spreads like peach and matcha butter and coffee butter.
I had breakfast and it was a great selection of food that included ice cream and many awesome spreads for my toast - spreads like peach and matcha butter and coffee butter.
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Travelled solo
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For those who didn't do their homework, DO NOT mix up Hotel Metropolitan Morioka (Main Building) and Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing. Although under the same management, the two hotels are separated by a junction and a few minutes walk. The former is attached to Morioka station, while the latter is some 300m away by the river, no sheltered walk way. It's one bus stop away from Morioka station, the nearest bus stop is Asahibashi, but most patrons will just walk from Morioka station, it's probably faster even with luggage (barrier free). By the way, most of the city's attractions are actually across the river, and thus closer to the New Wing rather than Morioka station, they are well within walking distance.
Technically, I was allowed to check-in as early as 2pm, this is considered very early by any standard, not just in Japan, typically most hotel chains only allow check-in from 3pm or 4pm onwards. My room was a standard twin room, furniture are a little dated, but in general the room is well-maintained, and quite spacious by Japanese standard, offers a good view of Morioka station too, albeit diagonally. The hotel doesn't offer any complimentary bottled water, but you can grab them from vending machines located at the carpark level of the hotel (B1), or convenience store at Morioka station, or from MaxValu supermarket a further 500m walk away. Chargeable beverages (including mineral water) are also available inside in-room fridge, but they naturally cost a little more. Ice machine is located beside the lift, on every floor I suppose. My room comes with a 40" Mitsubishi LCD, a Sharp humidifier, Daikin air-conditioning system, in-room safe, as well as general appliances such as kettle, hairdryer etc. Wi-Fi connection was good even though it's a shared connection, and there are plenty power sockets. My bed is a Simmons Beauty Rest with two pillows, one a memory pillow, the other a soft pillow, it is obvious the hotel has a good emphasis on clients' comfort.
One little thing that fascinates me is the room key, it's not any magnetic card, the attached keychain is made of cast iron, known as Nanbu Tekki in Morioka, and is a local signature product. You place the whole bunch of key on the key rest to initiate the room's electricity supply, very unique! I felt like keeping it as a memorabilia (just kidding), but anyway, miniature cast iron souvenirs are available for sale at hotel lobby, but if you are keen on actual Nanbu Tekki products, you can find them in some souvenir shops inside Morioka station, or enquire from the Tourist Information Center there, who will be able to advise you on the well-known shops within the city or probably arrange for a factory visit.
Breakfast was at Giovanni (L2), who serves a good range of buffet breakfast that includes both Western and Japanese cuisines, plenty variety of juices and jam, and yummy ice cream for dessert. One thing I can't understand is that they didn't include Morioka's signature noodles, I suppose that's probably because Giovanni is basically a western style restaurant after all, and visitors to Morioka are spoilt for choices all around Morioka station anyway.
To conclude this review, I'll leave a statement like Arnie did in Terminator... I'll be back!
Technically, I was allowed to check-in as early as 2pm, this is considered very early by any standard, not just in Japan, typically most hotel chains only allow check-in from 3pm or 4pm onwards. My room was a standard twin room, furniture are a little dated, but in general the room is well-maintained, and quite spacious by Japanese standard, offers a good view of Morioka station too, albeit diagonally. The hotel doesn't offer any complimentary bottled water, but you can grab them from vending machines located at the carpark level of the hotel (B1), or convenience store at Morioka station, or from MaxValu supermarket a further 500m walk away. Chargeable beverages (including mineral water) are also available inside in-room fridge, but they naturally cost a little more. Ice machine is located beside the lift, on every floor I suppose. My room comes with a 40" Mitsubishi LCD, a Sharp humidifier, Daikin air-conditioning system, in-room safe, as well as general appliances such as kettle, hairdryer etc. Wi-Fi connection was good even though it's a shared connection, and there are plenty power sockets. My bed is a Simmons Beauty Rest with two pillows, one a memory pillow, the other a soft pillow, it is obvious the hotel has a good emphasis on clients' comfort.
One little thing that fascinates me is the room key, it's not any magnetic card, the attached keychain is made of cast iron, known as Nanbu Tekki in Morioka, and is a local signature product. You place the whole bunch of key on the key rest to initiate the room's electricity supply, very unique! I felt like keeping it as a memorabilia (just kidding), but anyway, miniature cast iron souvenirs are available for sale at hotel lobby, but if you are keen on actual Nanbu Tekki products, you can find them in some souvenir shops inside Morioka station, or enquire from the Tourist Information Center there, who will be able to advise you on the well-known shops within the city or probably arrange for a factory visit.
Breakfast was at Giovanni (L2), who serves a good range of buffet breakfast that includes both Western and Japanese cuisines, plenty variety of juices and jam, and yummy ice cream for dessert. One thing I can't understand is that they didn't include Morioka's signature noodles, I suppose that's probably because Giovanni is basically a western style restaurant after all, and visitors to Morioka are spoilt for choices all around Morioka station anyway.
To conclude this review, I'll leave a statement like Arnie did in Terminator... I'll be back!
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Date of stay: March 2019Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Room Tip: If you are looking for good view, trying asking one facing Mount Iwate, especially during winter.
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Business hotel as normal and important is Location. it is just 3 min. walk outside to JR and Bus station at Morioka station.
Don't mix up Metropolitan New Wing and Metropolitan main , it is two different hotel.
Nothing to complain, it is just business hotel as usual. The hotel is old fashion but room is bigger than other.
Don't mix up Metropolitan New Wing and Metropolitan main , it is two different hotel.
Nothing to complain, it is just business hotel as usual. The hotel is old fashion but room is bigger than other.
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Date of stay: February 2017Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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My wife and my kids stayed at the Metropolitan Morioka New Wing Hotel. We had the breakfast buffet plan and breakfast was really good. The room was great and the staff was really nice and friendly. We have stayed several times at the hotel and it is always amazing.
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Date of stay: June 2019Trip type: Travelled with family
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History: Originally built and opened in 1996
Location: Northeast side of Morioka train station, approximately 5 minutes walk from there. Morioka city center is approximately 15 minutes of walk from there.
Interior Decor: Decorated lobby. Guest room I stayed features good sense of furniture design and style. However, both the lobby and the guest room should be renovated/facelifted. It's been over 20 years since this hotel opened; it shows wears/tears.
Exterior Apperance: 11 story hotel in a commercialized area
Outside view from the room I stayed at (577): Central parts of Morioka city. Buildings across the street. Kitakami River.
Room Description: Twin. Need design renovation. Electric outlets are inconveniently located. No electric outlets near the bed. No USB outlets. Not designed to work with smartphone users.
Room Size: Approximately, 30 square meters. Generous size for Japanese hotel chains.
Room Cleanness: Clean. Furnitures show their age.
Room lights: A bit darker than desired.
Bathroom: Clean. Average size. Non-adjustable showerhead is pointing to an odd angle.
Noise Insulation: Average.
Price and Value: Reasonable Sunday night off season price considering the condition of the room and the location.
Breakfast: Good all you can eat buffet featuring some local Morioka food.
Bed: Firm softness. Slept fine.
Location: Northeast side of Morioka train station, approximately 5 minutes walk from there. Morioka city center is approximately 15 minutes of walk from there.
Interior Decor: Decorated lobby. Guest room I stayed features good sense of furniture design and style. However, both the lobby and the guest room should be renovated/facelifted. It's been over 20 years since this hotel opened; it shows wears/tears.
Exterior Apperance: 11 story hotel in a commercialized area
Outside view from the room I stayed at (577): Central parts of Morioka city. Buildings across the street. Kitakami River.
Room Description: Twin. Need design renovation. Electric outlets are inconveniently located. No electric outlets near the bed. No USB outlets. Not designed to work with smartphone users.
Room Size: Approximately, 30 square meters. Generous size for Japanese hotel chains.
Room Cleanness: Clean. Furnitures show their age.
Room lights: A bit darker than desired.
Bathroom: Clean. Average size. Non-adjustable showerhead is pointing to an odd angle.
Noise Insulation: Average.
Price and Value: Reasonable Sunday night off season price considering the condition of the room and the location.
Breakfast: Good all you can eat buffet featuring some local Morioka food.
Bed: Firm softness. Slept fine.
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Date of stay: December 2017Trip type: Travelled solo
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My Japanese wife and I wanted to get some Japanese photos wedding photos taken as we were married in Canada. I have stayed at the Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing hotel before some I inquired with them about getting some wedding photos taken. Most of the conversations were between my wife and the hotel staff as she knew more about what would look nice.
We had wonderful stay as all my stays in Morioka have been our coordinator was named Mr. Endo who was beyond helpful. The hotel has some wonderful dining facilities and we could not have asked for more helpful staff at the hotel. Mr. Yoshida who was in charge of Mr. Endo's department was wonderful and was helpful to us as a translator as my Japanese is not so good. We had a wonderful time there and will be going back in the future.
We had wonderful stay as all my stays in Morioka have been our coordinator was named Mr. Endo who was beyond helpful. The hotel has some wonderful dining facilities and we could not have asked for more helpful staff at the hotel. Mr. Yoshida who was in charge of Mr. Endo's department was wonderful and was helpful to us as a translator as my Japanese is not so good. We had a wonderful time there and will be going back in the future.
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Date of stay: June 2013Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Nice hotel, clean and comfortable within easy walking distance of Morioka train station.
Receptionist speak not bad english, very welcoming and easy check in process. Room is good size, very clean and a decent sized bathroom filled with free things. Road noise is non existant, rooms have free internet.
Hotel restaurant does a great fish banquet with excellent sake.
Would definitely stay again.
Receptionist speak not bad english, very welcoming and easy check in process. Room is good size, very clean and a decent sized bathroom filled with free things. Road noise is non existant, rooms have free internet.
Hotel restaurant does a great fish banquet with excellent sake.
Would definitely stay again.
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Date of stay: October 2011Trip type: Travelled on business
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I made the reservation less than 20 hours before check in. The reservation link clearly stated there were two rooms available at that price. We got to the hotel an hour before check in and was told the room wasn't ready which, I'm sorry but really.....hard to believe. I know rules are rules in Japan but it's the little things like this that make traveling either a pain or comfortable and this insistence on adhering to check in at 2pm at all cost made for an unpleasant experience.
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Date of stay: August 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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You will get 5 star services at this 4 star rated hotel. Near the train station with most excellent service and breakfast which includes many Japanese and western favourites like miso soup and omelette. The Japanese room is one to reserve over here!
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Date of stay: March 2018Trip type: Travelled on business
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"Nothing to do with a room, but the view of Mt Iwate from next to the lifts is sensational"Read full review
PRICE RANGE
C$73 - C$137 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
JapanTohokuIwate PrefectureMoriokaMorioka Station
NUMBER OF ROOMS
121
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing
Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Nearby attractions include Fesan (0.2 km), Kaiunbashi Bridge (0.3 km), and Malios Observation Room (0.5 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Yes, paid private parking on-site is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Conveniently located restaurants include Seirokaku, Pyonpyonsha, Morioka Ekimae, and Hot JaJa Morioka.
Is Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.7 km away from the centre of Morioka.
Are any cleaning services offered at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Japanese.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Iwate Park (Koen) (1.2 km), Morioka Castle Ruins (1.2 km), and Hoonji Temple (1.8 km).
Is Hotel Metropolitan Morioka New Wing accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.