Hotels near Hakkoda Ropeway in Aomori

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.

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!

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.

The corona is not over, but I went to Asakusa Onsen. There was a corona, and the meal was made to be a course for lunch in the room. The meal that was the pleasure of the inn was half a pity. Asakusa Onsen is bankrupt and quiet and not lively. I thought the performance of Tsugaru shamisen at night was good. This hotel here is a great view as its name suggests and you can see the sea from all rooms. But the room is quite old, so it is a pity. It was a pity that it was a self-service or amenity separate sale. Maybe, but I thought there were few staff or restructuring or not gathering or few staff. If you renovate and make it a good texture, you thought that even if it was higher, the customer would come. I want you to work hard.

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 great services are provided, breakfast is standard Japanese food which is serving fish, rice, vegetables and coffee. Surprisingly, room is bigger than I thought and bathtub is so big as well. Bed is very comfy which I could have well sleep too. The most important of this hotel is location where you can get around to visiting those attractions in city by walking.

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.

It is convenient to use Aomori station by railway etc. Meanwhile, the road in front of the hotel is one-way, so you need to be careful when visiting by my car or rental car. Also, this is also alerted from the hotel, but it is necessary to be careful because it takes time to exit in the morning because the front of the tower parking is narrow. Also, I think that too big vehicles can probably park. I didn't use it, but the good place for route inn １ is where there is a large bath. There was also a hotel here. I remember that I was able to take a bath from daytime and early hours. The room is not an auto lock, not a card key. It is a rare, ordinary key now. You need to lock yourself during your stay in the room or when you go out. Breakfast was a buffet, not to be honest and delicious, but it was usually delicious.

Aomori Hotel is very cost-effective, breakfast buffet breakfast is very good, walk to the beach for five minutes after dinner, the hotel is in the city center, the hotel service attitude is super good, I went to Bajiatian and Shihetian Lake this time, stayed in the hotel for six days, next time I go to Aomori will choose Aomori Hotel

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.