2-Star Hotels in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

The sign mentioned many amenities on the first floor, like a bookstore, but those are actually part of the attached hot spring facility. The hotel building itself doesn't offer much, so you should head straight to the hot spring, which is connected by a skybridge on the second floor. The hotel rooms are clean, but quite old-fashioned, for instance, the bathroom faucets are separate for hot and cold water. However, the connected hot spring is excellent. The location is also not bad. I also recommend the nearby milk miso ramen restaurant.

The room was a bit small, with barely enough space for two suitcases. The staff were very helpful. There's a bus stop not far from the hotel that goes directly to the Guanbi Anbi morning market.

A small, simple room that's fine for one night, with all the necessary amenities. It's 15 minutes from the train station. I didn't pay attention when booking, but it was a smoking room; upon arrival, there was an unpleasant smell of tobacco, and even the clean sheets and bath towel still smelled of tobacco.

I went on a trip with my 20-something child and my elderly mother. I had forgotten to make a reservation for a pick-up from the station, but there was someone there, so I asked and they gladly agreed. The hot spring had a large bath and an open-air bath, and the water temperature was just right. There was also a sauna. The changing room was also clean. The meal plan included one night and two meals, and the amount of fish, wild vegetables, bamboo shoots and maitake mushrooms in a pot, tempura, etc. was so large that it was almost impossible to finish, and I was very satisfied. Breakfast was not a buffet, but Japanese food. There was no meat, so the 20-something child seemed a little disappointed. I'm sure there was meat at the restaurant outside the plan. Most of the guests were middle-aged to elderly, and we were the only young guests. I was satisfied, but overall, I got the impression that it was a hot spring for the elderly, including the food and location.

It was very clean and quiet and easy to spend. I was happy because the bath and toilet were separate. The food was delicious 😋. I would like to go to stay again.

It is located in the center of Hirosaki city. There is a parking lot near the hotel, but there is a parking lot about 400 meters away that you can use for 400 yen for 24 hours, and we recommend that parking lot. The room is relatively spacious, and the bathtub is also relatively large. I think the bed is comfortable with a memory foam mat.

A great hotel close the train station. Friendly staff. They gave us a free speciality bun at check in and a voucher for dinner. The dinner was excellent. The room was nice and large and the beds were comfortable. The only thing that was a bit lacking was the size of the bathroom. The friendly staff and dinner made up for that though.

Check in front desk service is polite and in patient. Room is clean and really big compared to hotel in Tokyo. It provide body clean facilities in bathroom and toilet. Also, we can enjoy tea and coffee in lobby. But one of bad thing is the hotel is far away from JR station, it hold a 20min walk, bit far away and carry a bulky luggage.

It is highly recommended to travel by car, because the location is far from the station There is also a self-service laundry near the hotel, which is very convenient  Free hot springs are available every night. The bathhouse is small but enough to use. Breakfast choice is simple and not too much money, but it is enough leftovers and tastes very good The room is clean, or it is biased towards the suburbs, there are small insects every night but it does not affect the stay ☀️ The aunts and staff in the dining hall have a good attitude and are courteous to foreigners

It's about a 5-minute walk from Hachinohe Station. The room is still very retro and has a key. The point is to insert the stick with the key. The room is very small, even in Japanese hotels. The interior is relatively clean, but the design is not very reasonable. The front desk is on the second floor, and the door of one building is locked. Then I was given a room on the third floor, which is on the third floor of another building. It is not connected to the third floor where the front desk is located. You have to go back through the corridor on the second floor and then take the stairs to the third floor. In addition, the WIFI signal in the hotel here is not very good.