2-Star Hotels in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

The room is small, and we booked a triple room. We had to take turns opening the boxes. When we checked in, we gave each person a piece of bread, and there was also free curry rice for dinner, which was delicious. It's a little far from the station but very close to the fish and vegetable center.

The front desk staff were very helpful and I had a pleasant stay. If you plan to use the parking lot next to the hotel, I recommend checking in as early as possible. You can drive your car in and out, but if the original parking space is full when you return, you will have to park a little further away. I knew this from the start, but the rooms are not very spacious and if you have a large carry-on bag it can be difficult to unfold it.

The room was a bit small and old, and there were a lot of locals. The hot springs were fantastic, though they got crowded the next day. Breakfast was plentiful, featuring local apples, apple juice, local beef, and salmon. The service was exceptionally good and attentive. Anyone who loves hot springs should definitely give this a try.

It was a stay with dinner and breakfast. 　I didn't expect it because it was a business hotel. I was impressed with the delicious taste of all the dishes. 　Amenities ➖, room facilities were also satisfactory. 　I will also use it.

Japanese breakfast like 600-800 yen. Yukata and other free amenities. For business plug in LAN.

Japanese hot spring hotel, simple, good environment. I was the only foreigner that day. It's just a few steps from Asamushi Station, but there are not many shops around and they have business hours. I arrived late that day and had no food, so I had to ask the front desk aunt to make an appointment for the hot spring. There are three, I randomly chose an empty one, the hygiene is OK, maybe there are not many people in the off-season, but if you have a cleanliness obsession, you can ignore the bath. I went to Aomori and came back late after dinner. The front desk changed to an uncle, who helped me connect to the wifi, and was quite kind. There was no hot water when I washed my face at 12 pm, and the toilet was also cold. The next morning, the water was still cold, but the toilet water was hot. When I left, the front desk changed to an old lady, who kept bowing to see me out. I wanted to smoke a cigarette in the yard before leaving, but I felt embarrassed. I waited for a while before going back to smoke one in the yard before leaving. If time is not urgent, I will stay next time and make an appointment for Japanese set meals in advance, both at noon and in the evening, (it must be early) It should be the kind that the surrounding merchants receive orders and deliver to the hotel, which is cheap and affordable.

The room was a bit small and there was almost no place to put both boxes. Staff service is in place. There is a bus stop not far from the hotel, which can go directly to the nasal bank of the museum morning market.

It was about that I was worried about the building because it was old, the location was good and the staff was kind and very good

My main reason to go to Ajigasawa was to visit the Takayama Inari Shrine with its snaking Tori gates. It’s about a tenth the length and size of Kyoto’s. Found this ryokan by reviews in the area. It was a toss up between this and the nearby hotel; which turns out to be run by the same group! The ryokan shows its age. But it’s very comfortable, clean and the service, especially by Noro who used his translation app so well, was impeccable! They have map of the property in English. If you drink (alcohol), it’s available in spades! There’s unlimited snacks, water, soda, popsicles, coffee, tea and alcohol for guests. The onsen is open to public, it seemed like the whole village descends after dinner to have a dip! We spent one night: dinner and breakfast were excellent!

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