Hotels With Breakfast in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

This is an absolutely fantastic hotel! First off, the prime location is unbeatable – it's right inside Aomori Station, making travel incredibly convenient! There's also a direct bus to and from the airport, which is a huge plus. Given how expensive taxis are in Japan, staying here really saved us a lot of money. The room was extremely clean, and other than being a bit small, it had no flaws. They even provided local specialty tea. The bathroom was also spotless. The large window offered beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, city, and sea, as shown in the attached photos. Secondly, the hotel's onsen (hot spring) was wonderful. We booked a private bath, which wasn't expensive (I can't recall the exact price), and the setting was superb. They even provided delicious apple cider. The onsen alone is reason enough for me to want to visit again. 😢 Finally, the front desk and service were exceptional. There was even a Chinese-speaking staff member. The front desk ladies were all lovely. We bought a cake to celebrate back at the hotel, and although outside food isn't typically allowed, the English-speaking front desk staff helped us secure a table in the bar area and provided plates, cutlery, and more. We were so incredibly grateful.

The hotel is less than a 10-minute walk from Aomori Station and very close to the Aomori Prefecture Tourist Information Center. The rooms are relatively spacious, and the breakfast is fantastic, offering fresh seafood sashimi and local Hachinohe cuisine. At only 2200 JPY per person, it's great value for money even if you pay extra.

Location perfect! Room was great, clean and neat, however some modification could not be made. 2 people in the room with 3 beds. Staff could not anything but sorry.

Hotel is not as near as I would like it to be. A good 10 mins walk across multiple traffic lights. First floor is restaurant and connected to Lawson. Checking on 2nd floor and has plenty of amenities included drip coffee! The key distinct difference in all the Japanese hotel is the tiny hotel. Not this hotel! The shower area and bathtub is spacious. The view from 12th floor lift is fantastic- can see the bridge. Breakfast has typical Japanese spread and included raw tuna pieces.

This is my favorite hotel chain to book in Japan; you can't really go wrong with it. The rooms are clean, well-equipped, and actually a bit more spacious than I expected. It's a 10-15 minute walk to the JR station. If you're using Aomori as your base to explore nearby cities daily, you might find yourself a little tired after a long day, as you'll still have a bit of a walk back to the hotel. However, the surroundings are very quiet, so if you don't mind the walk, I highly recommend this place. The breakfast is delicious, especially the scallop sashimi (I'm not sure if it's an Aomori specialty), which was so good I keep thinking about it... super fresh and sweet! The free ramen at night is also yummy and comforting after a hot bowl, even if it's a tad salty (but hey, it's free, so who's complaining!). On the onsen floor, they offer free lactic acid drinks or popsicles at different times, which are a nice treat. One minor drawback: the washing machines and dryers are coin-operated. If you don't have enough coins, you'll end up buying drinks from the vending machine just to get change. However, this isn't really a fault of this particular hotel; most coin-operated laundry machines in Japanese hotels probably work this way.

A great hotel. The room, while compact as usual, was incredibly well-equipped, fitting everything you could possibly need into a small space. We had a large and a small suitcase, and had to open them separately – it was a bit of a squeeze, but we made it work. There's a laundry room with washers and dryers. A communal hot spring bath is available on the same floor. In the evenings, they offer complimentary ice pops, and Yakult during the day. The lobby features a complimentary refreshment station with coffee, tea, and other drinks. Be warned, the coffee is bitter and scalding hot, so if you're particular about your brew, you might want to skip it. If you do decide to have one, I strongly recommend finishing it before heading out, as there are no trash cans on the street outside! 😂

When I book hotels in Japan, two things are most important to me: 1) Close to a JR station; 2) Separate toilet and bathroom. Looking purely at distance, Toyoko Inn and Route-Inn are closer to the station and cheaper. However, after staying at MyStays, I'm so glad I chose it – I really made the right decision! It's also very close to the train station, and there are many restaurants and izakayas downstairs (a Western restaurant across the street, even though its Google rating isn't high, we ate there two nights in a row and the food was pretty good!). Each of our family of three had our own bed! The support was sufficient, very good! The building looks yellow and old from the outside, but it's really nice inside! Don't be fooled by its exterior! Five-star rating.

The location is excellent, just over 300 meters on foot from Aomori Station, right behind the Fish and Vegetable Market (where you can get 12 self-selected seafood bowls for 2000 yen). I agree with many reviews; the hotel is quite old. It has been around for a while, so there are no USB outlets whatsoever. The room size is decent, allowing enough space to open a suitcase. However, the bathroom is extremely small. How small, you ask? You'll hit your head when standing up from the toilet, and you're bound to bump into something when turning around. But, my significant other was very satisfied. Even though it's old and the bathroom is tiny, it has a large public bath and its own restaurant. The public bath is also open to the public, with a communal lounge area, manga, and chairs for relaxation, and both indoor and outdoor bathing options. So, the issue with the bathroom is tolerable. The hotel's restaurant operates until 11 PM, and my significant other commented that the food was good and cheaper than outside izakayas, offering a good selection of basics (rice bowls, noodles, steak, sashimi, fried dishes, etc.). Because it has its own restaurant, the breakfast area is also spacious, with apples and apple juice that were delicious. Overall, I highly recommend it.

Room is clean and spacious. There is free water dispenser every floor, you can try Aomori apple juice at the hotel. I love the idea that you can choose the cleaning or not cleaning on the television. You can also see the status of the laundry on the television. The location is abit far from Aomori station but I think it’s okay. There is a direct bus from Aomori airport to the hotel. There is a convenience store nearby.

This is really a great hotel. Staff are all nice, hotel’s facility is also good. Free drink and snacks are available in hotel lounge. Highly recommended to anyone who planned to tour in Aomori!