Hotels With Airport pickup service in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

We have a 3 nights stay and like the hotel very much. Located at very convenient places, walkable distance to JR station and airport bus stop just opposite the hotel. Facilities include gym and laundry services are useful for us. Staff are very helpful. Amenities can be collected at reception area. Nothing to critics. Definitely will definitely stay here when I am back to Aomori.

It's close to the station and in the downtown area, so there are many convenience stores and shops around. I'm really happy with the free night soba and ice cream that only Dormy Inn offers. The large public bath was decorated in a typical Aomori style and was very nice!

The hotel rooms are clean and hygienic, and the hot springs are also great! There are also free lactic acid drinks and ice cream! There is also free ramen after 21:30 in the evening, so the hotel is full of benefits! The breakfast buffet in the morning is also quite rich! The most important thing is that it is close to the scenic spot Hirosaki Park, about 7 minutes walk, just in time for the cherry blossom season in Hirosaki Park, and experienced the beauty of cherry blossoms during the day and at night, as well as the different feelings of the eyes!

Location is good, 5 mins to JR Station and downstairs with lots of eateries and convenient stores. Rooms cleanliness just on par, toilet door difficult to close up. With this pricing still consider worth for short stay.

The location is very good. It's an old hotel but the facilities are well maintained. It's very clean and the room is quite big. If I have any suggestions, I suggest that the place where the toilet supplies are placed should be made into a shelf, and the supplies should be placed on the shelf, so that we have a place to put the bottles and cans we bring!

The room was large and they put an extra bed, so I was able to spend a relaxing time with three family members. The lights are as bright as ordinary homes and the table lamps are as bright as learning lamps. The bathroom was spacious, clean overall and no shortage of amenities. The location is just a short walk from Yanagimachi by bus from the airport. There are also plenty of Japanese, Western and Chinese + Tony Rome restaurants (you can buy a great meal ticket at the hotel) in the hotel building, and there are bakery and Lawson, so it is really convenient. There is a popular soba restaurant called Kakizaki next door, but unfortunately it was reserved. There seems to be a lot of restaurants in the area, so I don't think you will have any trouble eating without going to the station.

I stayed for 3 nights on a business trip immediately after the self-restraint of the movement across the new corona domain. The single 1 night 4200 yen ＋ parking lot was about 500 yen per night. It was a little cheaper than the hotel Mets and Toyoko Inn in front of the same station. Walk 3,4 minutes from Hachinohe Station, but the hotel looks good along the track so you won't get lost. Breakfast is a few kinds of toast cherry bread cherry cereal ＋ boiled * and Winner ＋ soup. I didn't get tired of staying overnight because the type of bread changes every day. The room was clean. The bed width is wide, so there is no room for the passage, but it is large enough, and even if you sit in front of the desk, you can afford the chair and bed. The bathroom was not large, but there was no feeling of tightness. In front of Hachinohe Station, there is no food and drink except for the station building, the convenience store in front of the station, and several taverns, so there are limited places to eat around the hotel. If you walk to the national highway for about 15 minutes, there are quite a few shops. I think you can enjoy the eight food center about 10 minutes by car, and there are local dishes and seafood markets.

I stayed as a place to stay in Lake Towada of a major travel agency tour. In the past, the closed houses, which were crowded with school trips and group trips, have a lonely atmosphere with hotels and souvenir shops that are closed, but only here is the impression that the bustle of the former Showa era remains. The hotel has the capacity to correspond to the tour of a major travel agency, and it is characterized by a large bath with a waterfall at the entrance by pulling the hot spring dug in 2002 (by Wikipedia). The food, the room, and the large communal bath are generally good, but the amenity goods are a little small by the current standards (maybe you didn't notice if you overlooked it, but there are no combs or razors in the room or the dressing room. Your own )

The hotel is in front of Hirosaki Station. Iwakiyama was visible from the window and the view was very good. But when I put hot water on the bus, my body hair and my lower hair floated, and I was disappointed with this. When I dropped the lee key and accidentally looked under the bed, it was full of dust. There is also dirt on the curtains, so I would like you to be careful about cleaning the room a little. The taste of the buffet was normal, but the restaurant felt a bit small. The attitude of the front desk staff was good, so I feel very disappointed.

It was very convenient in a location about 3 minutes walk from Aomori Station. Even after checking out, I was left with a suitcase, so the evaluation is high, including that. The room is small, but there are all the things you need, clean and clean, and there is a family nearby, so I didn't have any trouble at all.

We have a 3 nights stay and like the hotel very much. Located at very convenient places, walkable distance to JR station and airport bus stop just opposite the hotel. Facilities include gym and laundry services are useful for us. Staff are very helpful. Amenities can be collected at reception area. Nothing to critics. Definitely will definitely stay here when I am back to Aomori.

It's close to the station and in the downtown area, so there are many convenience stores and shops around. I'm really happy with the free night soba and ice cream that only Dormy Inn offers. The large public bath was decorated in a typical Aomori style and was very nice!

Location is good, 5 mins to JR Station and downstairs with lots of eateries and convenient stores. Rooms cleanliness just on par, toilet door difficult to close up. With this pricing still consider worth for short stay.

The location is very good. It's an old hotel but the facilities are well maintained. It's very clean and the room is quite big. If I have any suggestions, I suggest that the place where the toilet supplies are placed should be made into a shelf, and the supplies should be placed on the shelf, so that we have a place to put the bottles and cans we bring!

The room was large and they put an extra bed, so I was able to spend a relaxing time with three family members. The lights are as bright as ordinary homes and the table lamps are as bright as learning lamps. The bathroom was spacious, clean overall and no shortage of amenities. The location is just a short walk from Yanagimachi by bus from the airport. There are also plenty of Japanese, Western and Chinese + Tony Rome restaurants (you can buy a great meal ticket at the hotel) in the hotel building, and there are bakery and Lawson, so it is really convenient. There is a popular soba restaurant called Kakizaki next door, but unfortunately it was reserved. There seems to be a lot of restaurants in the area, so I don't think you will have any trouble eating without going to the station.

It was very convenient in a location about 3 minutes walk from Aomori Station. Even after checking out, I was left with a suitcase, so the evaluation is high, including that. The room is small, but there are all the things you need, clean and clean, and there is a family nearby, so I didn't have any trouble at all.

In order to go to the Aomori Prefectural Museum of Art to see Michi~ It is very convenient to go to the New Aomori JR. The hotel is just a 4-minute walk near the JR~ However, the Toyoko hotel does not feel very good. The hotel layout is very old and the soundproofing of the room is poor. I can hear the activities on the bed next door. It's very~ The bathroom is very old-fashioned, like it's from the 90s, and the bedding is very economical, but it seems to be the only hotel in Shin-Aomori. I personally don't like this hotel very much. Fortunately, I only stayed for one night. The breakfast in the hotel in the morning was also very poor, and the seats It's very crowded. I probably won't be full and I don't want to be full~ All that food~ Just have a cup of coffee. I don’t recommend Toyoko.

先日利用しました。 お部屋もきれいで子供たちも喜んでいましたし、エントランスのねぶたがとてもキレイで素敵でした。 主人と家族で写真を撮りたいと話をしていましたが、スタッフの方に話しかけられずに自分たちで交互に撮影しようと思っていたのですが カウンター内にいた女性スタッフさんが気がついいてくれて「よければ撮りますよ」と笑顔で話しかけてくれたのが本当にうれしかったです。 対応が冷たいスタッフさんもいましたがみんながみんなひどいスタッフさんでないねと主人と話をしました。 声をかけない人が多いのに素敵なスタッフさんがいて、またアートホテルに宿泊したいと思える出来事でした。

The room was small, but it was new, cleaned properly and the accommodation fee was reasonable. The staff also kindly consulted me with restaurant information. I think it is perfect as a business hotel. The location was far from the station, but it was convenient because it was close to the pleasure town. Wifi was also very comfortable early.

A dated Retro Inn, one building by itself. My impression on the 1st day upon checked in was very disappointing. However, after 4 nights there, the image improve and like it there. At least 10 to 15mins walk from Aomori JR train station. Hotel is still using the manual keys, tap water we need to adjust manually to reach a acceptable temperature we want. I cannot see any CCTV in the corridor of guest room. This really worries me. Lights were too dim, very depressing. Rooms are small with odd spaces. We are able to make use of the odd spaces to put our luggage. Bath/toilets are even smaller. And usually we can smell a sewage smell in the bath room. What impress us is that though it is an old dated inn, Hotel has facilities for washing machine at 300 yen and dryer at 100 yen per 30 minutes. Japanese breakfast included was delicious and nutritious. Staff are always humble and friendly and informative. We can go to the lobby for coffee and bread (on the house) between 3 to 10pm. Rooms are clean and as days passed we forgot about the old property as staff are all cheerful and makes us happy. If hotel did not provide free breakfast, then the rate paid may not be worth for this hotel. I would only recommend this hotel to someone who needs breakfast and has a male companion and vigilant person.

The hotel rooms are clean and hygienic, and the hot springs are also great! There are also free lactic acid drinks and ice cream! There is also free ramen after 21:30 in the evening, so the hotel is full of benefits! The breakfast buffet in the morning is also quite rich! The most important thing is that it is close to the scenic spot Hirosaki Park, about 7 minutes walk, just in time for the cherry blossom season in Hirosaki Park, and experienced the beauty of cherry blossoms during the day and at night, as well as the different feelings of the eyes!

The hotel is in front of Hirosaki Station. Iwakiyama was visible from the window and the view was very good. But when I put hot water on the bus, my body hair and my lower hair floated, and I was disappointed with this. When I dropped the lee key and accidentally looked under the bed, it was full of dust. There is also dirt on the curtains, so I would like you to be careful about cleaning the room a little. The taste of the buffet was normal, but the restaurant felt a bit small. The attitude of the front desk staff was good, so I feel very disappointed.

We stayed for 2 nights from April 19 just before the Sakura Festival. 15400 yen. Take the Dote Cho circulation bus of 100 yen from Hirosaki station, get off at the blue silver Dote Cho branch, and it is very convenient in front of you. It is an old but large hotel with a single facility and a wedding hall. However, the bathtub is super narrow, and if you don't sit in the gym, you have to put it in, and if you try to catch it to your shoulder, you have to enter the sea cucumber. It is a washlet but it is a cold toilet seat. ＷＩＦＩ was difficult to connect and troubled by time. There is one electric stand on the desk, but it is dark because there is no light on the ceiling, and I borrowed one more.

I stayed without breakfast and booked in a single room. At check-in, I received a breakfast ticket for some reason, and the room was guided to the 10th floor and was surprised (＊ ㅂ` ＊) ♡ It was a comfortable single room! The scenery was beautiful and the best because it was on the Iwakiyama side! The parking lot is crowded, and the parking lot near the entrance is taken by the other person immediately after leaving, but there is also a three-dimensional parking lot, and it is safe because it can park a lot. I want to use it again next time (^-^)

The public bath is on the 14th floor. There was a note to put the room key (the card key with the room number written down) in the clothes basket, because there is a risk of theft, so put it in the locker. There was a locker in front of the entrance of the bathroom, in the slipper place Mukai. I stayed two nights for breakfast, but it was good that there was a change. When you stay consecutive nights or when you go out, please return the room key to the front desk once. It was a very convenient item for sightseeing and traveling by train while leaving luggage right across from the station. For sightseeing, we recommend taking the 100-yen bus from the station. We also recommend renting a bicycle from the tourist association at the station.

Everything was basic: small room, service, and breakfast. Nothing more. Nothing less. I had an efficient check-in and check-out. This is a typical business hotel. The breakfast buffet was set up on rearranged tables in the dining area like one would do at home. No public bath. It's best trait is the convenience to the JR station. The izakaya on the ground floor of this building is pretty good.

Although the location of this Hotel is about 15 mins walk from the Hirosaki train station, the walk to the main sights, Hirosaki park & Castle, is only 8-10 mins. So, we did not mind walking to/fro the Hotel in good weather (October). However, I strongly suspect that there is a 100 yen Loop bus that goes from the train station to the Hotel (please check while at the train station). Upon check in, we were given our requested higher floor on the 9th floor (hope I remember correctly) and we could see Mount Iwaki from our room!!! Twin beds were big and comfy indeed, not stone hard at all! Room was good size, too. There was enough space even for an extra coffee table and two chairs, imagine, very good size in Japan. What is most outstanding feature of this hotel has to be the breakfasts, think egg station, smoked duck or salmon sashimi, curry rice with seafood (yummy!), porridge with salmon roe, western pastries, fruits, salads, etc etc. Every morning, we would eagerly look forward to a 'feast' here ...Not forgetting, we even got a cup of freshly squeezed apple juice one morning, unforgettable indeed. SO be sure to include breakfasts with your stay here, you would certainly not regret it. Diagonally opposite is a Nakasan Shopping mall, with mid range Outlet shopping on the 4th and 5th floor (sorry, no European brands here). You could get quality clothings at 20-50% discount, really good value! However, no Tax free for items bought at this Outlet. At the basement is the Supermarket and a small food court with only 3 stalls (the Ramen stall on your right while standing facing the stalls is doing a roaring business). All in all, our 3 nights stay in Hotel was truly enjoyable and unforgettable. Will be checking out other Smile Hotels when we travel in other parts of Japan.

Really clean, standard hostel with about 20 beds in a room and little boxed sleeping pods. There's a surprising amount of space in the sleeping spaces, with a bedside table and enough space for me to put my luggage. Ventilation was good even in the peak of summer and the beds were comfortable - full on futon blankets which I've never seen in a hostel. The bathrooms are unisex, with gender labelled individual shower booths. It's a shoes-off sleeping space. The pantry area is a bit small so don't expect to be cooking anything there, but there are washing facilities and free tea/coffee. Location is just a few minutes away from the station and the buses, and a 15 minute walk to the park. Not much restaurants around though, but I felt there weren't much dining options in the whole of Hirosaki.

I used a super hotel to see the Hirosaki Sakura Festival. During the Sakura Festival season, we were able to stay at a relatively reasonable price while all the hotels in the surrounding area were raising prices. It is a so-called business, but there is a large communal bath. (Although it is small). The rooms are not large, but WiFi is also complete and I wasn't so dissatisfied. There is also a free breakfast buffet. (The menu is small) Free drink service from the evening is good. No way even alcohol. Super hotel is also used, but I think it is stable with only chains.

It is a little far from the station if you are walking, but it is not a distance that you can't walk. This time I used the dynamic package, but it seems that there is a cheap plan sometimes. Although the number of breakfasts is small, there were specialty products such as squid, scallop miso, and shrimp soup, and there were apples. The venue is not very large, so I think it is good to use the first (6:30) in the morning.

I stayed for 3 nights on a business trip immediately after the self-restraint of the movement across the new corona domain. The single 1 night 4200 yen ＋ parking lot was about 500 yen per night. It was a little cheaper than the hotel Mets and Toyoko Inn in front of the same station. Walk 3,4 minutes from Hachinohe Station, but the hotel looks good along the track so you won't get lost. Breakfast is a few kinds of toast cherry bread cherry cereal ＋ boiled * and Winner ＋ soup. I didn't get tired of staying overnight because the type of bread changes every day. The room was clean. The bed width is wide, so there is no room for the passage, but it is large enough, and even if you sit in front of the desk, you can afford the chair and bed. The bathroom was not large, but there was no feeling of tightness. In front of Hachinohe Station, there is no food and drink except for the station building, the convenience store in front of the station, and several taverns, so there are limited places to eat around the hotel. If you walk to the national highway for about 15 minutes, there are quite a few shops. I think you can enjoy the eight food center about 10 minutes by car, and there are local dishes and seafood markets.

I often go here when I come to Hachinohe. It has a hot spring and is conveniently located near the downtown area. You can eat delicious soba even late at night, so it's great when you're hungry after a hot spring bath. They also offer free ice cream, which is a great service.

About 15 minutes walk from Honhachinohe Station. The rooms are a bit small, but I didn't feel any problems with the facilities and cleanliness. The staff is also kind impression. The location is very convenient because it is located in downtown Hachinohe and is close to Miroku Yokocho. The accommodation fee is cheap, so it can be recommended if you are not particularly concerned with the hotel.

Hotel was reasonably priced with fully-functional WiFi and needed amenities in central Hachinohe. Double was under 7,000 yen, and parking optional but cheaper across street. Many dining options on main street of Hachinohe. Convenience store on 1st floor. Public bus from station about 20 minutes - 270 yen.

I booked this because I was going to eat outside at night. I think it was narrow, but I think it is not possible to be a business hotel. The hotel parking lot was full and there was an instruction to stop at the parking lot by it. It is said that it is a system that the hotel pays 200 yen for 400 yen per night. Please be careful because you have to get a receipt of 400 yen first to the hotel.

Use it in a single. Because it is in the city, there are various shops, so there is no plan without meals. The room is clean and welcomed by a letter to folding cherry blossoms and mini chocolate. The refrigerator is empty, so you can put what you bought. Convenience stores are close and souvenirs are placed. Convenient, reasonable and beautiful. I didn't get a meal in the hotel, but it might have been good to use it because it was cheap to 1500 yen in the sarloin steak set.

It was very convenient and good because it was close to the downtown area and close to the food stall village. I included breakfast, but it was good that it was safe and safe with a curry buffet. I am satisfied because I stayed cheaply at GoTo.

It's the first time I use this hotel, because the time is early, so I store my luggage first. The counter staff are very kind and help us. It also guides us how to take a car to the attractions we want to visit. The environment of the room is very clean, and the breakfast is rich enough for this price. Best of all, it's very close to the JR station!

Check-in is only signed (I think it depends on the reservation method), and if you post it on the door at the time of going out for a consecutive night, there is no room cleaning, and check-out is unnecessary, and the hotel side will be easy, but the side to stay is also It is quite easy. However, there is no mechanical and inorganic impression, and the warmth of the staff such as breakfast is transmitted. The Senbei soup served instead of miso soup every morning is delicious. It is comfortable and comfortable from check-in to check-out. However, the unit bus is desperately small. If you are a little fat, it is not a hard time to wash your face. The furnace-side tavern ”Same Hachi” is recommended.

I used it on the last day of my business trip. The room is not large, but I think the service is sufficient with tea cakes, yukata, and cold water. And the selling point here is the hot springs. It was a small bath in the hotel for a few days, so it was a luxury to stretch out your legs, and there was even an open-air bath and a sauna, so the tiredness of the few days flew away. This time I asked for Japanese food with a meal, but the food was delicious and the local cuisine such as senbei soup was also delicious. I have one complaint about this hotel. Outlet. It was inconvenient because it wasn't near the bed (I apologize if I just didn't notice) and there weren't many. Other than that, I have no complaints. When I returned from a business trip and talked to my wife about this hotel, she was in a rush, so I would like to take her when the corona is over and I can go on a trip normally.