Asamushi Onsen Tatsumikan Reviews

very helpful frontdesk. we are early morning 09:00 flight , front desk special arrange 10 mins earlier for our breakfast at 06:50. feeling warm that first time to have dinner inside room. room view good to see the ocean.

I was so lucky. The sunset that night was like a fire in the sky. The next day, the sky was clear. It was like a private hot spring. The food was also great. It was my favorite Japanese hotel.

The room is old and basic, and the food quality is only average, but you can eat enough. The hot spring is relatively thin, but it is acceptable because there are not many people. Service is generally acceptable.

It is a ryokan that is very close to the seaside. Right at the sunset viewing point. Simple. Ok onsen bathhouse. Exit the train station and walk to the left for about 15 minutes.

A very cozy Japanese-style hot spring hotel. The breakfast is delicious, including grilled scallops and eggs. The hot spring temperature is also very moderate. There are free coffee and tea breaks. Highly recommended.

Overall, it's very good. The meals provided by the hotel for one stay and two meals are very delicious. Dinner was served in the room and breakfast was served outside in the restaurant; the staff were lovely. But the hotel is a little far away from the station. Fortunately, the hotel sent a car to take us to the station on our return trip.

Clean. The landlady has a strong sense of service. It’s only a six-minute walk from the train station.

The Japanese-style room is very good, the service is very attentive, the two meals are generous, and the hot spring is also good.

It’s an old hotel. The hot spring room is very beautiful. The room faces the Sea of ​​Japan and is suitable for watching the sunset. One night and two nights, the food was pretty good, nothing special. However, the aunts in the museum were very enthusiastic and held translators to explain the instructions.

I was impressed by the hot spring facilities and the kindness of the staff. The hot spring facility was also very good. I will visit again after having a good rest.

This traditional inn with a historic atmosphere is located about 3 minutes by car from Asamushi Onsen Station on the Aoimori Railway, which was newly built with the opening of the Tohoku Shinkansen. It has an old-fashioned main building and an annex close to the station. Directly in front of our room in the annex is a small rock, or rather a small island, called "Yunoshima." Dinner is served in the room, which is unusual, and the staff brings it to us. The fresh fish caught in Mutsu Bay is delicious. The coffee made by the landlady before we checked out was delicious. The landlady and the staff were very friendly, and it was an inn that we would like to return to.

The large public bath was reserved for private use, probably because it was a weekday. When I first took a bath, I felt like I was in a hot spring, but when I took a bath after dinner, the water felt gentle on my skin and was amazing. There was too much food to finish. The taste was neither good nor bad.