Hoteles de balneario en Prefectura de Aomori, Japón

Had a wonderful stay for five nights at the Aomori Dormy Inn. Loved the onsen, the free nightly ramen, and the small post onsen snacks. The breakfast is a very full spread. Very convenient location. The elevators can be slow.

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

This hot spring hotel is located on the top of a mountain. And it takes around an hour of driving up the hill in order to get to the hotel, but the view is completely worth it, the stars at night was so beautiful. The hot spring outdoor was comfy as well. However, the hotel didn’t have elevator, so maybe it’s best that you pack a smaller luggage. The dinner was verrrryyyyyy good and fresh, and the Aomori Apple beer that they had was sooooo goood. The buffet style breakfast offer different kinds of food too from English to Japanese. One thing that we are not a fan of was the blue indoor wear that they offer, as it didn’t look good and look like a massage therapist. Haha

Dormy Inn chain hotels rarely disappoint me, and this still holds for Hirosaki one. It is close to Hirosaki Castle rather than Hirosaki Station, but the city has a circular bus that runs every 10 min., and the bus stop for the hotel is just across the road, so it’s not a problem for those who arrive by train. The room is moderate in size by Japan business hotel standard, but it has the added benefits of offering relaxation onsens. As usual, its onsens have both open and indoor pools. This hotel also has cold water pool and sauna. You get free Yakult in the morning, ice pops in the afternoon till late evening. I recommend.

My first night in Japan 2024 Trip. In a faraway county. Very peaceful. I drove there alone in the darkness. Thought that there might be very few people there. But I met so many grandmas stayed there as a large group. Met them in onsen too. Very strange experience but very touch. Can feel of aging society. The ryokan guys also booked a local izakaya for me, so I had dinner easily, no need to nervous there won’t be a seat. The Room was so nice and big. Many hidden rooms inside. Would be much better if they haven’t prepared ice water for me during early winter. (I need normal temp water or hot water) Breakfast was great Overall was great I love this place. Very relax and no tourist. I spent the morning in a small garden in front of the hotel alone. Listen to water sound. Recharged my energy.

Nos quedamos en Asamushi Onsen (a unos 20 minutos en coche de Aomori centro de la ciudad) como parte de nuestra excursión de primavera de 2025 a la zona de Aomori, y reservamos el hotel Tstsumikan Onsen para quedarse por la noche. La ubicación del hotel es genial. Creo que todas las habitaciones vienen con vistas al océano abierto. No hay tubo de primavera caliente privado en la habitación de huéspedes, pero las grandes piscinas de primavera calientes específicas de género están abiertas privadamente a los huéspedes de la noche a la mañana, desde 8PM. La comida es buena y la cena se sirve directamente en la habitación de los huéspedes. El hotel está muy bien situado, y el hotel está muy bien situado.

Reservé una habitación con cena y desayuno. Tengo una habitación pero tenía olor a comida. Parece que se sirvió desayuno o cena en la habitación. Tamaño de la habitación era bueno. Pero se oyó pasos de la habitación de arriba. La cena y el desayuno no eran buenos. Nos quedaba nada. La habitación era muy buena, pero no me gustaba.

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!

We thought it's going to be fresh in August up the mountain but it wasn't. Very hot and without air-conditioning you'll be suffering. Rooms are tiny and it barely fit 4 people. Road to get there is rough so make sure you have an off road car (the last 5 min only). The onsen is insanely beautiful especially the women's. Food was pre-served and left out in the heat to stand. Didn't look particularly appealing. Shared bathrooms.

The staff are friendly and helpful. They even valet park my car everyday for my 4n stay there. The half board dinner omakase is very good with quality and diversity. It is a sprawling hotel and had very few guests when I was there. For the room that I have selected, they could have upgraded or simply provided me a room that is not too far from the the lifts and perhaps a higher floor with a better view. I find that most of the time hotels do not hire experienced front office staff which is so important because that this the contact point when first impressions are made. All staff speak little or no English except for one front office staff who spoke a little bit but was very helpful.