Hotels near JR Ishikawa Station, Hirosaki

It was a trip to Tohoku, but I wanted to only sightseeing in ryuhizaki and Hirosaki City, so after visiting ryuhizaki, I looked for accommodation in Hirosaki city while taking lunch. I found this place close to downtown at an affordable price, so I made a reservation without confirming the word of mouth. The building and facilities are not new, but there is a feeling of cleanliness, the staff at the front desk was polite, and the free breakfast was delicious. The viewpoints of Hirosaki City are compact and the city has a satisfactory sightseeing using the rental cycle operated by the city.

It's a simple accommodation, so it's troublesome to write your name and address on the ledger every day even for consecutive nights. It was OK at all at a capsule hotel where you can stay cheaply if you travel alone. There was a space to sleep separately up and down, and I thought it was more noisy with the voice of the next person, but I didn't care so much. It was a private room for the time being. It's small. But the upper bed is not suitable for the elderly. It's hard to climb and I think it's dangerous to get off. No matter how many hours the parking lot was stopped, it was １ 100 yen a day. The sauna was also comfortable and it was a hot spring. I went for a drink at night, but there were many drinkers. There was a highball all-you-can-drink shop just behind the hotel, and I could drink a lot cheaply. The tonpei yaki at this store was excellent. It was the most delicious I've ever eaten. I was able to go from here to the Shirakami Mountains I was looking for in about 30 minutes, but the period I went was regulated and I couldn't go to the mother tree. It was to the visitor center in the foreground. You can go to the mother tree from the mountain trail, but it is difficult and not suitable for families with children. It is also close to the Iwakiyama trailhead. The royal road is to climb from Iwakiyama Shrine, but it is impossible for amateurs. It was a difficult steep slope because it was called Shugendo. You can drive to the 8th station, so it's better to go from there. The Shirakami Mountains were a World Heritage Site in the virgin beech forest, but visually it was not much different from ordinary mountains.

Go through the cold passage to the front desk and the souvenir shop to the dinner room. Aomori winery hotel also exhibited Takeda. I can't drink my wife, so I will have red and white wine of the service. Today, I don't need local sake. Viking. Scallops and steaks are baked. My wife is a seafood bowl. From 7:10, the performance of Tsugaru shamisen. Mr. Tsugaru shamisen. The world's second-largest master of Tsugaru shamisen. The pipeline was also a good live performance. It was 2-30 minutes but I enjoyed it until the end. It was good to have a bed in a large room. The bathroom, toilet and bath were the same room. The snow from last night is not stopped and is loaded on the car. It was porridge yesterday, so it is rice today. Big pumpkin. Corn soup was delicious. It's 10 o'clock, so I'll go back to my room and take a slow time. It seems to be cold outside.

We stayed on the tour. Because the original 々 is the Prince Hotel in kamagasawa, the architecture is firmly made, and the place where marble is used is still Prince. It seems to be a Prince Hotel where there is a ski area and a golf course nearby. The entrance is on the second floor, but the first floor is a skiing place, a dressing room, and a convenient construction for skiing and snowboarding. There are big tournaments and training camps or photography panels of prominent Snobo players. The rooms were a type of bed with a twin room sofa overlooking skiing. The toilet and bath in the room were clean and clean. The bath in the room will be convenient for skiing and golf, but the usual tour will use the public bath. The public bath was clean and the open-air bath was comfortable. I was disappointed with the only buffet style dinner. It was a fairly high tour, but I thought there would be no dish at this price. There are few customers, so the amount of dishes is small. I didn't want to eat sushi like the machine grasped while I was in Aomori. Breakfast was like a dish that can be eaten in any business hotel. I thought I should use a little more local food.

Because it is the cherry blossom season, the price is super expensive. The hotel is just a business hotel, the facilities are average, the breakfast is good, but the location is very good. It takes only 10 minutes to walk from the hotel to Hirosaki Park, so we easily went to the park several times. There is a big department store nearby, a variety of food and beverage outlets, and several churches. On Sunday, we attended the worship of the Hirosaki Church and were quite moved. The cherry blossoms at Hirosaki Park are so beautiful. Thank God for the wonderful weather given the next day. I recommend everyone to go to Hirosaki once in a lifetime to see the cherry blossoms, too amazing feeling!

Very unique secluded oil lantern lit ryokan in the mountains of Aomori Prefecture. My second visit there - I absolutely loved the experience last year and decided to return. Unfortunately, half of the baths were closed due to flooding that destroyed the inn's suspension bridge across the Aoni River. Worse, they closed one of the remaining baths for cleaning prior to checkout time - without any advanced notification of the bath's closure. Disappointing - they should have considered leaving the remaining two baths open until checkout time - or at least advised at check-in time when the baths would be closed. Also, it would have been beneficial to reach out to guests ahead of time regarding the closure of the other two baths due to damage. Their website mentioned it in Japanese, but when I called I was told all the baths would be available for my early-September stay. Again, very disappointing considering the primary appeal Excellent rustic Japanese meals - both dinner and breakfast are included. Staff was friendly and accommodating besides the abovementioned issues. Sadly, unsure if I will return again.