Family friendly Hotels in Aomori

青森駅からぎりぎり徒歩圏内。 無料サービスが多いなど、ドーミーイン共通のサービスはここでも受けられる。 築浅で全体的にきれい。テレビが大きい。コンパクトであるが扉が二重で廊下の音が気にならない。 13階の大浴場は、周囲に高い建物がないため街がよく見渡せる。マイクロバブルのシャワーヘッドと温泉で肌はつるつる。 13階建てでエレベーターが2台のため、移動が待たされる。階段が苦にならないなら問題なし。 立体駐車場の入口がややわかりにくい。

Location: perfect, it's connected to the JR station. Just get down the escalator, turn left and the lift brings you direct. Service : excellent! When we checked in, the guy couldn't speak much English but tried his best and we figured out everything perfectly fine. There's this lady, Anisha(?) who helped us greatly with our luggage transfer to Tokyo. Room : 5* quality rooms but it very much could be because it's new. I hope they do maintain the rooms well. Amenities were great too. Onsen: I'm not too sure if I'm being biased here but felt that the water here feels great on the skin. It felt like 5* indulgence as they even has a counter in which you deposit your stuff. And you don't even have to bring your own bath towel there! Overall wonderful find! I would want to go back there and stay and maybe try their beauty treatments but it's a long way to fly there

Located off the mountain road into a forest, it is a hotel with western style building. We arrived a bit late at before 5 o’clock. Check in was smooth. The hotel prepared an English version information sheet for the English speaking guests. We have a deluxe room facing the forest, and it is kind of a suite, with bedroom and living room area separated. There is a small balcony where when weather is good one can enjoy the good scenery. There are two air conditioners in both sides of the room which provide both heat and cool. Other room amenities are provided such as bottle water and coffee. There is no elevator in the hotel so you may have to carry the big bag up or down the steps. Onsen is located on the lowest floor. The outdoor onsen is very good, overlooking the forest. But it seems that the onsen is visible form the parking lot. There is a rest area with massage loungers outside the onsen. The dinner and breakfast are served in two separate restaurants. The dinner we enjoyed gave us a pleasant surprise, the food quality and taste are both very good. Breakfast was buffet style with good quality of food.

Inter-type route inn near Aomori Chuo Interchange. Stayed on the GW2 day of 10 consecutive holidays. Because it is a super busy period, it was difficult to secure the inn, but the intertype route inn may be the best in the busy period. It seems that it is not so high. Even in the same route inn, I felt that it was very high if it was a station type. The facilities are so uniform, but they are stable. It is a chain hotel that provides a good quality room without shortage. It is also large in two wheels that there is a roof at the entrance. The route inn is incorporated into any accommodation plan called ”free”, but this day usually starts at 6:30 and starts at 6:00 in response to the busy period. As a regional character, fried with squid fried and baby scallops, miso curry milk boiled. I think it is good. The number and taste are bad, and the regional color is produced. The room was spacious, the meal was good, and it was not so high for the time. Satisfaction was high.

A long established inn of Asakusa Onsen. Is it called the south room Kaihokaku because the main building was demolished and only the annex was demolished at the south room annex? The building is splendid and has a heavy weight like ”Funaya” if compared to my local Dogo Onsen. I used it for a consecutive night, but the meal, room, service, everything was great and I felt that the stone was a prestigious old-fashioned inn. The full-fledged performance of Tsugaru shamisen held every night is also great. The hot spring seems to be a high hot spring, but is the quality of the spring a little thin? But the bath is wide 々 and clean and comfortable.

like! It's a pity that I didn't have dinner. There is no place for it now. The surrounding area is somewhat inconvenient, but the hotel has a car that can take you to Asamushi Station. Unfortunately, the weather is not so good, you should spend more time inside and outside the hotel. There are few people in the hot springs, but they are very comfortable. There are spring eyes around, it should be a real geothermal spring.

The overall experience is very good. 1. The Japanese-style room faces the snow-capped mountains. The room is not big, but it can still open two 28-inch boxes. 2. This hotel is very convenient to go up to the snow mountain. The cable car is very close. 3. The food in the hotel is very good. Aomori’s local cuisine is highly recommended. Make an appointment in advance. The breakfast is also very rich. The quality is very good. 4. It is very suitable for professional skiers 5. The hot springs are also great. Although the hot springs are relatively small, the water quality is really good. I have experienced several hot springs this time, and this one is the best. But the pool is a bit slippery, so be careful. 6. The waiter has limited English, but he is very good to the guests. thank you.

I decided to come all the way from Tokyo to this location near Aomori in the middle of some heavy heavy snowfall and snow blizzards. Thankfully, the Ryokan is literally in front of the train station. This was very helpful in the middle of a white out snow blizzard. Expect this kind of weather in northern Aomori in mid-December. The train station Asamushi Onsen on the Aomori Railway is fairly straightforward to access from Aomori Station and brings you to the Ryokan fairly easily. There isn't a big sign which would have been helpful during a snow blizzard. Check-in was fairly easy , even with no Japanese, the lady understood the important basic things required for simple check in I needed to know. I had asked for an ”ocean” view when booking and that was the best part really.. amazing view of Mutsu Bay from the room. The room was a really really big tatami floored room for just one. Nice softbeds, some loose matcha green tea leaves and tea set/kettle. Despite the spacious room, almost no space between ends of beds and cheap wardrobe. Kind of just shoved in there. TV and Japanese dining table although I didn't use them. And an Aomori Apple cake of some description to welcome, nice touch. Really annoying noisy air conditioner / heater, although managed to turn off the ”swing” function that kept me awake. Reception had a nice log fire, but it's a kind of dark and creepy place. I guess there's not much happening here in mid-winter. Here was the onsen. Pretty standard bathing facility is you're familiar with these kinds of onsen. No view so nothing special or noteworthy to write. Had to use it as the room had no bathroom. I didn't eat meals here so cannot comment. The location is excellent, near some places to buy food and the other onsens and places of interest all nearby. I wonder if they need to update one or two things as it does feel kind of outdated but for the price and size of room, cannot complain.

The hotel is located at the northern foot of Mount Iwaki in Aomori Prefecture, with an excellent natural environment. The room overlooks the Sea of ​​Japan. Unfortunately, it was cloudy when I checked in, otherwise I believe I could see the sunset over the Sea of ​​Japan. The ski resort next to it has many snow trails, but there are mostly green trails for beginners, which is very suitable for most ski enthusiasts. Only the hotel's breakfast and dinner meals are of lower quality.