Public Bath & Facilities
Another kind of time, restored in Morioka.
More than just the time spent in your room — hot baths, the lounge, interior design, and connections with the town.
At Grids Premium Hotel Morioka, we offer spaces where the stay itself becomes part of your journey.
An exclusive free lounge for guests to switch between ON and OFF.
Equipped with Wi-Fi and power outlets, the lounge can be used as a comfortable workspace during the day.
At night, it becomes a relaxing space after enjoying the public bath.
The atmosphere changes throughout the day, creating a more comfortable stay in Morioka.
GINGA TABLE 13:00〜25:00
The lounge offers freshly brewed coffee, tea and black tea (6 varieties), detox water, and other beverages.
We also provide instant soups in three flavors — onion, Chinese-style, and wakame seaweed — along with snacks such as mixed nuts.
Freshly brewed coffee from a fully automatic machine.
Seasonal teas and detox water.
A comforting cup of soup to relax with.
Perfect companions for your drinks.
Coin laundry (2F)
Vending machines, 2F (no alcohol sales)
Ice machine (2F)
Microwave (2F)
Smoking booth (2F)
Universal restroom (1F)
From items for relaxing evenings during your stay to those for a refreshing morning, we offer a wide selection.
Please feel free to choose what you need at our complimentary Amenity Bar.
The spirit of Morioka, woven into the space.
The interior design of the hotel draws inspiration from Morioka’s traditions and culture, creating a space where guests can subtly feel the character of the city.
Behind the front counter is an art tapestry inspired by Morioka’s traditional event “Chagu Chagu Umakko.”
Nanbu Kodai Katazome is a traditional dyeing craft handed down in Morioka, Iwate. Using paper stencils, the technique produces beautiful and delicate patterns. Its designs, inspired by nature and the four seasons, embody the culture and aesthetic sensibility unique to Iwate.
Nambu ironware is a traditional iron craft produced in Morioka and Oshu City in Iwate Prefecture. With a history of around 400 years, it was designated as Japan’s first “Traditional Craft Product” in 1975.
“Nanbu Kokeshi” is a traditional craft of Iwate Prefecture. Each doll is carefully handcrafted by artisans, characterized by its simple and warm expression.
