Asamushi Sakura Kanko Hotel

I booked this hot spring hotel because it looked so nice and located on the beach in the photos. Thanks to the friendly staff, I had no inconveniences during my stay. However, the following needs improvement. 1) Hot spring bath: The water in the two private jar baths in the open-air bath was too cold to use. Why didn't they refill the hot water? 2) Even if I feel thirsty while bathing, I can't drink water unless I go outside, which is inconvenient. 3) When I tried to apply for a train station pick-up service through Trip.com customer service, they said there was no such service. However, I was able to make a reservation when I went to Japan and called. Whose mistake was it, the Trip.com employee or the hotel employee??? 4) The Trip.com customer service employee's response was too sloppy. Is it a language problem? 5) The hot spring water is good, and the outdoor hot spring has a sea view, so it's charming. Most of the cosmetics in the locker powder room are not refilled.

The most satisfying hotel on this trip. The hotel lobby is spacious, facing the sea, and the sunset is invincible. The hotel's dinner and breakfast are not perfunctory, with fresh seafood and Xiabu Xiabu, which is not inferior to restaurants outside. The staff is also very nice and sent us to the station.

It is located about 30 minutes (on a snowy road) from Aomori City. All rooms have an ocean view. We stayed in a traditional Japanese room, and there is an open-air bath and public bath on the 3rd floor of the hotel. It is very clean and the hot spring water is good. In particular, the kindness of the female staff at the front desk is the best.

Let me start with the good things: 1. The hotel has an excellent view. It is located at the northernmost part of Honshu Island, facing the Tsugaru Strait. All rooms face Mutsu Bay and Yunoshima, and are sea view rooms. I, who comes from the seaside, feel it is very beautiful; 2. The hotel service is online. We arrived at Asamushi Onsen Station at 5 pm. We contacted Ctrip in advance to ask if the hotel can pick us up. Ctrip contacted the hotel again, and the hotel sent a business car to pick us up. I also give Ctrip a thumbs up here; 3. The hotel has a free shamisen performance with local characteristics in the lobby every night, which lasts for half an hour. As an additional service, it is still very good and helps guests understand the local scenery; 4. The hotel hot spring is on the third floor, divided into male and female baths. After entering, there is a large indoor bath. The bath is about 15 meters long and 3 meters wide, with huge windows facing the sea. There is also a small bath on the left hand side. The window is open, almost open-air sea view. The water temperature of the indoor bath is higher, and the temperature outside is just right. There is also a steam room on the other side of the room. It is worth soaking in the hot spring after hiking back from Oirase; 5. The hotel breakfast is quite exquisite. Each room is seated according to the room number, and each person has a whole set meal, including oysters, soup, sashimi, fried fish, and you can also take rice, thick soup, tofu soup, hot spring eggs, various pickles, natto, bread, juice, and milk, which is very suitable for Chinese appetite. 6. The surrounding area is quite convenient. There is a mini stop across the hotel where you can buy daily necessities. Across the railway is the Asamushi Aquarium. Although this aquarium is not big, the sea water is very clean and the exhibition is very reasonable. It is suitable for children to visit; The only regret is the inconvenient transportation. Take the Shinkansen to Shin-Aomori Station, transfer to the Ou Main Line to Aomori, and then transfer to the Aomori Railway Line to Asamushi Onsen Station. It takes ten minutes to walk from Asamushi Onsen Station to the hotel. The Aomori Railway Line is also limited. You need to make a good plan.

The food was delicious, and the hot springs had a nice view of the ocean. I also enjoyed listening to some great Tsugaru shamisen music after dinner. I'd love to go again.