Spa Hotels in Ajigasawa

There is only one place to stay on the mountain in Aomori Spring Resort, and this is it. Our room was small, which is pretty standard for Japanese hotel rooms, and it was quite a squash with all our bags (given that we had packed for summer in New Zealand followed by skiing in Japan). This wasn’t helped by a lack of shelving in the cupboard. However, the bed was fairly comfortable and everything worked. The food offering was fine but did not change very much from day to day, so I think you’d get fairly bored of it all if you were there for any extended period of time. The dining room itself is a huge barn of a place with very little in the way of atmosphere. The bar area had some very strange opening times (well, for Westerners, anyway), and we weren’t able to have a post-ski beer in the bar. Instead, we bought beers in the shop and drank them in the room. The shop was, though, well laid out and well-supplied with a good range of snacks and ski apparel. Being on the mountain, the hotel was ideal for the slopes and the lockers were easily accessible (from both inside and outside the hotel) and of a good size.

The overall experience is great. 1. The room is very delicate, very clean and beautifully furnished. More luxurious Japanese-style room. 2. Facing the sea, the environment around the hotel is very good. 3. Complete facilities, private baths can also be rented if there are public baths. 4. The food in the hotel is very generous. Whether breakfast or dinner. 5. There is also a three-string performance at 8 pm. The performance of the old man is really great. Although he can't understand Japanese, he can be infected by the atmosphere. 6. One of the managers of the hotel is Taiwanese. Friendly and good service to customers. This hotel is recommended.

I visited the Suigun inn. [Customer service] I received a phone call a few days before my stay to confirm details. At that time, I told him that I would like to visit for our anniversary, and he explained that he would add a ``bonus'' to the meal. I had high expectations even before my visit. I had to wait a little while to check in, but the time went by in a relaxed manner and I didn't feel like I was being kept waiting. All the staff were very kind. [Room] It was a room with an open-air bath, but it also had a garden, which was spacious! The bathtub in the open-air bath is also large, so you can soak in it slowly. Since this is an inn in a snowy country, even though it's called an open-air bath, it's actually inside a building that overhangs the garden. The temperature is quite high, perhaps because it's a natural hot spring source, so if you don't like hot water, you might want to add a little water. About a month ago, I went to another hot spring that was said to be good for the skin, but the hot water at Suigun no Yado soaks into your body and relieves your fatigue. I went to the public bath after 9pm (after the end of the day trip). There was also a sauna which I enjoyed. [Meal: Dinner] It was the “Matsu” course, but there was more than I could finish! The fresh fish that arrived that day is brought to you in front of you and you let us choose. After a short wait, it is grilled over charcoal and served to you. The abalone was delicious. Also, the sashimi boat platter was huge (apparently this was a ``bonus'' for the anniversary, but it was so luxurious that I had to pay extra for it). The sashimi of the phantom fish Itou was really delicious. [Meal: Breakfast] Lots of side dishes on two tiers! The famous ”grilled shellfish miso” was also delicious. [Others] Since it is an ”all-inclusive” plan, you can enjoy unlimited drinks and snacks. Once you stay at this inn, you basically don't need to go out. This is also a high point. [Comprehensive evaluation] Ajigasawa is a little far from Aomori City and Hirosaki City, but if you go sightseeing around Mt. Iwaki, it won't be too difficult. I really wanted to visit again.