Where to stay in Aomori

The hotel staff's kindness and dedication are the best 😀 The Japanese breakfast was delicious. The small public bathroom on the 4th floor was especially convenient, and you could enjoy a bath in Aomori's hot springs~~"

The room can just fit 5 beds and a table. You can fold up the beds before going to bed to have space to move around and unfold your suitcases. The Japanese-style room and the large public bath are on the same floor, which is very convenient, and the bathroom in the room is also very large. There are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It's about 1,000 yen to take a taxi to Aomori Station...

I used Kyosai at the beginning of eating. I'm a baby, so I'm grateful that I could use a private room. The grilled condition of the sea bream and the amount of salt are very good. It is impressive that it was very delicious.

The room was clean and comfortable! There was a large communal bath, so I was happy to take a large bath. The breakfast that you can choose between Japanese and Western food was also delicious! I still want to use it.

The cleaning was perfect in every detail. However, it is a pity that the mattress is thin. Also, since there is no baby cot in the dressing room, I think it will be difficult if you have small children. The food was very delicious.

When holding a meeting, I would be grateful if you could make timely proposals as well as discuss details. The adjacent parking lot will be full at the time of congestion, but there is also a pay parking lot nearby (within a few minutes' walk). Since it is based on measures against infectious diseases, we can use it with confidence even in the case of coronavirus.

Loved the room!!! Private Onsen was great! Cat was cute!!! The staffs were friendly. Very close to the station. Would come back again.

The private bath was wonderful. It's very reasonable.

While this ryokan is not super luxurious but it is cozy, lovely ryokan with onsen including 3 private onsens. I stayed at Japanese-style room. It is a small room with a tiny bathroom and toilet. This place doesn’t offer dinner while breakfast can be ordered. There are many dining places and convenient stores in walking distance. The ryokan is just 100m or so from Asamushi station. Very convenient...

There were many private baths and it was fun to explore them all. The room was clean and spacious, so I was very satisfied. The hot spring had a faint sulfur smell.

It seems to be the best of the nearby Todaycom. It is close to the station and has three hot springs, which is nice. I think I will use it again next time.

Good atmosphere, peaceful and beautiful The uncle and aunt staff are friendly, the coffee is delicious, the cats are cute walking around, near the aquarium, 3 nights passed very quickly, the hot spring is very comfortable.

We stayed in a relatively reasonably priced room facing the mountains, and the hospitality shown in both the staff and the facility was excellent, making it a wonderful inn. We were also able to watch a Tsugaru shamisen show in the evening, making for a very satisfying stay. The local produce served at the half-buffet dinner was delicious, and the food itself was varied, making it perfect for families...

When I checked in, the staff explained everything to me very carefully, and it was clear that they care about their customers. The room was clean, and the best thing about it was the large communal bath on the 9th floor. The view of Yuno Island in the morning was amazing. It would have been even better if they had a sauna. However, be careful, there aren't many places to eat outside the hotel. There...

It's very close to Asamushi Station and has a very spacious parking lot. It seems to be the largest ryokan in Asamushi Onsen. The food is average for a Japanese onsen hotel or ryokan, but the onsen itself is subpar. The colorless, odorless, and ordinary onsen seems below average for a Japanese onsen. The ocean views from the hotel and bathing area are stunning, but the open-air bath is too small.

Great view on the sea from the room. Meals average, buffet style. Decent room size

I woke up early this morning suddenly wanting to see snow, so I took the Shinkansen directly here. After Morioka, it suddenly started snowing heavily. The hotel was a long-established local hot spring hotel, very traditional. Check-in was even done with kneeling service. The rooms were huge, and I soaked in the rooftop public bath many times in the mornings and evenings. There was also a shamisen performance...

A very good hotel in the Asamushi Onsen area, it has everything you need, and there is a Tsugaru Shamisen performance at night, which is worth seeing. The hotel is large, so there are many guests, which may be different from traditional Japanese hot spring B&Bs. The dinner is a comprehensive style, with both Japanese and Western styles. The sea is right outside the room, and the view is first-class...

The last ryokan of this Akita/Aomori trip before flying out from AOJ. There are many lodgings in the Asamushi onsen. We actually enjoy this area, it's 20+ minutes drive from Aomori City, so it's a different vibe. The small roads of the highway leading to the ryokan are very narrow with a stone archway that's enough for 1 car to pass by. The parking lot is nearby, the staff was so friendly to help move...

Tsubakikan is a traditional ryokan and onsen with incredibly friendly and supportive staff. Travelling as a black woman alone can at sometimes daunting in Japan but this guesthouse did everything they could to make me feel welcome. I believe the food to be like Michelin dinning. Keeping with tradition but with a modern take. Even if you don’t feel like bathing the dinner and breakfast experience over...

The front desk staff and all the supporting staff including the dining room were fantastic We thoroughly enjoyed the Onsen. The breakfast and dinner were phenomenal and classic Japanese. The Japanese style rooms are fairly sparse and simple. Overall, a wonderful experience. The source of first trip to Japan and our first time staying in Ryokan Onsen but surely won’t be our last. Thanks to Mr. Suzuki...

Asamushi Onsen is only suitable for day trips, so you don't need to stay overnight.

The hotel service was attentive and the environment was comfortable. A very pleasantly surprised stay. Dinner and breakfast were delicious!

It's really great. It's a very quaint Japanese hot spring. It's worthy of being called Asamushi Onsen. I feel refreshed after taking a bath.