Hotels With breakfast in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

This hotel is not just a place to stay, but a wellness hotel + medical spa that truly focuses on physical recovery. It offers a luxurious, peaceful atmosphere with a strong emphasis on Japanese-style health and well-being. Focused on relaxation and body recovery Offers spa, health, and detox programs Feels more like a wellness retreat than a typical hotel The rooms are beautifully designed Minimalist yet luxurious style Spotlessly clean and very new Soft beds, quiet environment, and extremely comfortable for sleep Health-focused dining Emphasis on healthy, well-balanced nutrition High-quality ingredients with beautiful presentation Ideal for those who are serious about health and wellness Very peaceful atmosphere Quiet and private Perfect for both mental and physical relaxation Japanese-level service Exceptional attention to detail Polite and highly professional staff

Very convenient location, only 4 mins walk to Aomori station. Walkable to nearby attractions like A factory, Nebuta museum etc and Gyosai seafood market is just around the corner for fresh sashimi. Room size is good and clean. Overall experience with hotel staff is great except for the one lady encountered at check in, who had zero smile and cold attitude, quite rare in Japan. Despite that, would still highly recommend this hotel

It's been half a month since I returned from Aomori, and I'm just now getting around to writing this hotel review. This is my second time choosing a 'Daiwa' brand hotel; my previous experience at the Kyoto Station location was so-so, but the Aomori branch was generally quite good. Here are my specific thoughts: **I. Pros** 1. **Convenient Location:** The hotel is situated in the central area near JR Aomori Station. From the station's East Exit, walk straight along the main road where Toyoko Inn is located for about 6-7 minutes, and you'll reach it. Nearby attractions such as the Tourist Museum (the PAM PAM apple pie inside is a bit sweet but has a very crispy crust), Nebuta House, A-Factory, and Hirota Shrine are all within walking distance. 2. **Abundant Dining Options Nearby:** There are many restaurants along the way to the hotel, including Aomori Shokudo, which often has a queue. I tried the scallops when they opened in the afternoon, and they were fresh and delicious. The Aomori Seafood Market, about an 8-minute walk from the hotel, is also highly recommended. Go early in the morning to experience the locals' 'seafood freedom'. 3. **Smooth Check-in Experience:** The hotel lobby is on the second floor, and there's a Lawson convenience store downstairs. Guests can directly access the lobby through the store using their room card. I checked in around noon; although there were self-check-in machines, a staff member proactively assisted with manual check-in. They were enthusiastic and accommodating, fulfilling my request for a higher floor. Disposable toiletries, including facial cleanser, toner, lotion, toothbrush sets, and tea bags, were available for self-service next to the front desk. The toner had a nice texture. 4. **Well-equipped Guest Room:** My room was on the 14th (top) floor. Although small, it was fully functional with an expansive window view. The bathroom was spacious with a wet/dry separation and no steps between it and the bedroom, preventing tripping hazards. The bath amenities felt good, but the conditioner had a slight urea-like scent. 5. **Thorough Cleaning and Service:** I stayed for three consecutive nights. Each day, after I hung out the 'Please clean my room' sign, I returned to a clean and tidy room. The room provided two pillows of different heights, and the bedding had no noticeable disinfectant smell. A complimentary bottle of drinking water was provided daily, a thoughtful touch. 6. **Corridor Signage:** There was a sign in the corridor indicating that guests could activate TV channels. **II. Areas for Improvement** 1. **Small Room Size:** My 28-inch suitcase couldn't be fully opened on the luggage rack without blocking the walkway. 2. **Lack of Hanging Space in Bathroom:** After the wet/dry separation, there was no place to hang clothes. Washed clothes at night had to be hung on the indoor drying rack, and water drops could easily fall onto the carpet. 3. **Central Air Conditioning Limitations:** In April, the central air conditioning only offered heating mode, with no option for cooling. This was a minor inconvenience for guests who wanted ventilation or to cool down. **Overall Rating:** The hotel has a high rating, and my overall experience was good. It's highly recommended. If I visit Aomori again, I would still consider staying here.

Location: About a 10-minute walk from Aomori Station, right on the main street, so it's very easy to find. The decor isn't brand new, but it's very well-maintained. Service: The front desk and restaurant staff were all very warm and friendly. My experience from check-in to check-out was quite good. This hotel brand offers complimentary late-night ramen, popsicles after a hot spring bath, and Yakult in the morning. This Aomori branch also had self-serve apple juice and coffee next to the front desk, which was a nice touch. Facilities: My room was windowless, which felt a bit overpriced for the off-peak season. However, their rooftop onsen (hot spring) is excellent. The onsen floor has Nebuta festival decorations, and the indoor and outdoor areas combined are quite spacious. There's also a sauna.

This is a well-maintained old hotel with excellent service and a great atmosphere. From the room, you can enjoy a wide view of the Aomori Prefectural Product Exchange Hall and the sea. Downstairs, there are many restaurants, and it's just a 4-5 minute walk to the fish and vegetable market, 2 minutes to the Product Exchange Hall, and about a 10-minute walk to Aomori Station (the Shinmachi-dori has an awning, so no worries about snow or rain).

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Aomori Station and isn't on the main commercial street, but it's just around the corner from it. It's very close to Hirota Shrine, almost directly across the street. As soon as you enter the hotel, you're greeted by the scent of apples. There are apple models on display on the first floor, and the elevators are decorated with various apple illustrations and names. The breakfast selection is quite limited. While there are a few local specialties, the overall variety of dishes is too small. The scallop meat was very tiny and shredded, not whole pieces, putting it on par with the breakfast offerings at budget chain hotels.

We were two people. The room we stayed at was not big. If you have two suitcases it will be hard to open up both of them at the same time. We didn’t have suitcases, and therefore the space was not a problem for us. The staff were very friendly, polite and helpful. I lost my gloves at a bus, and they helped me to get them back. You also got apple juice as a welcome drink at the front desk (very nice apple juice!). We used baggage storage after checking out, which was no problem. The room was very clean. When we were there they had an eco plan, which was that the room got cleaned only once at our 4 night stay, but could get towels whenever we wanted. We though it was good from the environment perspective (but we decided to not have any cleaning at all). Overall I though our stay at this hotel was very good.

This hotel is right next to the ski resort. The snow quality is excellent, and on a clear day, you can even see Hokkaido across the Sea of Japan from the summit. It seems that over half of the guests are international visitors. I didn't encounter a single foreign guest who was loud or bothersome. The staff all appear to speak both English and Chinese. While the variety at the buffet might be a bit limited, they do ensure it's always replenished. The food is tasty. Disposable slippers are provided, but they're very thin, so you feel the cold directly. I saw many people who had brought their own flip-flops.

The front desk kindly made a taxi reservation for me to the morning market at Tatehana Wharf. There's a Lawson convenience store below the hotel, which is very convenient. It's located along a bustling street, so you won't have any trouble finding places to eat. I'll definitely use it for business next time! (I also stayed at the Daiwa Roynet Hotel in Morioka, and I have the impression that Daiwa Roynet hotels are reliable. Please feel free to use them!)

There was a parking trouble by other guests at check-in, but the staff 々 responded politely. The front desk and rooms were clean, cleaning was well done and we were able to spend a comfortable stay. I didn't use it this time, but the entrance to the public bath seemed beautiful. I want to take a bath slowly this time.