Super Hotel Hirosaki

A hotel that offers everything you need for a night or two.

The service level of the waiters is relatively high. I like it.

There are only 4 parking spaces next to the hotel for 500 yen. If you are late, you have to park farther away. There are many Amenities, including lotions, bath salts, and facial masks. Free Japanese sake tasting from 5 to 8 p.m. There are also many choices for breakfast, including curry, pickles, bread, and cheese. The bed is a bit too thin

I stayed here for 4 nights while I was moving, and it was a very comfortable stay. The curry at breakfast was delicious.

The facility was clean and the staff was very friendly. Thank you.

Super Hotel is my favorite recently. From Okinawa to Shikoku, Kyushu, and Hokkaido, everywhere is friendly, clean, has hot springs, free breakfast, and recently there is a welcome bar, it's cheap, a little small, but the cost performance is the best! This, Super Hotel Hirosaki, has one star on Google. I stayed there wondering why Super Hotel has one star. The receptionist was pleasant both at night and in the morning, as usual. The breakfast venue is small and the selection is small, I was surprised. There is bread, but there are no Western side dishes, so I had Japanese food. There is a 6-square tray left over. I ate it with my back to the front desk. It seems to be a side-in. I started staying at Super Hotel because I didn't like that. The welcome bar is standing and you can't drink leisurely. Furthermore, half of it is a tasting corner, and you can only have one cup per person in a small cup like the ones you get at supermarkets. It's better to stop tastings and welcome bars because they only leave a negative impression. They were selling apple juice samples for 700 yen, but I didn't buy it because the bottles are heavy to carry. The next day, I went to the roadside station and it was 500 yen. The paper carton was 440 yen. (It's from a different farm, so I don't know the difference in quality.) If they're going to sell the same thing, I'd like them to sell something lighter. I left the room selection up to them, but it was a connecting room. The young group next to us was noisy. We turned up the volume on the TV, too, so we both felt uncomfortable and went to bed early. The connecting rooms had a lot of sound leaking through the door. I don't think it's possible for two groups to stay in a small business hotel. There were a lot of disappointing things, so I'm happy with the one star rating.

8 minutes walk from Hirosaki Station, 10 minutes to downtown. The hotel is clean. Iwaki Mountain can be seen from the room. The snow scenery is the best. There is a large hot spring bath on the first floor, and the water temperature is just right. Breakfast is buffet style, with Japanese and Western dishes. There was no local cuisine.

I stayed at Super Hotel to see the Hirosaki Sakura Festival. While the surrounding hotels all raised their prices during the Sakura Festival season, I was able to stay at a relatively reasonable price. It's a so-called business hotel, but it has a large communal bath (although it's small). The rooms aren't very spacious, but they have WiFi so I wasn't too dissatisfied. There is also a free breakfast buffet (although the menu is small), and the free drink service in the evening is nice. I didn't expect they even offer alcoholic beverages. I've stayed at other Super Hotels, but as it's a chain, I think it's reliable.

Are the large baths available for men and women at different times?