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The room is a bit worried that the bed is close to the entrance, but it is quiet and has ample size and calm. I think it is the point of passing that there is no amenities or facilities in the building. I want ice machines to be placed on the upper floor. I think breakfast is too much for free. Is it a respect for you to have yogurt or sausage?

The hotel is about 20 minutes on foot from the core area of Aochuan. The nearest bus stop is Shiwada Onsen Township Station. It takes about 10 minutes to walk. The hotel is halfway up the mountain and not in the core area of the hot spring town. The surrounding environment is good. The rooms are large and the facilities are quite complete, especially the dinner provided by the hotel is superb and the breakfast is very good; the hotel has indoor and open air, but the open air scenery is just like the general. There is also a traffic information to share with you. The hotel provides free pick-up service from New Aomori, Aomori Station (13:30) and Hachinohe Station (11:00), but the pick-up time is a bit embarrassing, not very good to arrange follow-up activity. In addition, I have to spit it out. When I contacted Aomori Station, the customer service provided by Ctrip provided an error message, saying that Aomori Station did not provide pick-up. I took a train from Aomori Station to Shin-Aomori and took the shuttle bus. The result was followed by the connection. The bus took a ride back to Aomori Station, wasting time and fare.

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 female staff is bright and full of energy, and you can get energy here. There is also a rose baking in Towada for free breakfast. It is a difficulty that the unit bus is small. The hot springs are also high in temperature and are too hot to catch slowly. But the parking lot is free, close to the place, reasonable and very favorite. Is it the second time you use it?

Stayed one night with my wife. The ryokan really matched the scenery of the surrounding mountains. At the same time, you can feel history and tradition from every corner of the wooden inn. The best feature of this ryokan is the historical hot spring. The inn has two types of hot springs. One was too hot for me to submerge my whole body in it for a minute. Also, there was no shower there, so it was a little inconvenient to wash. The other hot spring was still comfortable. In the hot spring, the pillars, the bathtub, and even the bath tub were made of wood, and you could feel the atmosphere. It was unique that the hot water gushed out from the bottom of the bathtub. I think it is a recommended hot spring for those who like historical hot springs. I had a meal in the evening and it was very delicious. Seafood such as sea urchin, kinki, and river fish were especially good. The staff were kind and served me politely. It was comfortable. I think this ryokan is good for people who like to feel nostalgic rather than comfortable.

I booked on Rakuten Travel on the day on a solo trip. It is a few minutes walk from the Towada City Museum of Contemporary Art. It is also a few minutes to Lawson. It was 3300 yen, but the response of the woman at the front desk was great, the room was beautiful, and it was satisfactory.

When I searched for ”near hot springs” at Lake Ogawara, the roadside station, it came out, so I went immediately. So, it's my first time, so why not wander around the bathhouse? I don't know who, but I was told, ”Wash your body and then enter.” I thought I knew it. I felt sick. At the timing of entering and leaving the sauna, I heard a voice from a distance saying, ”When you take a cold bath, wash your body and then enter.” Is there something being monitored? I wondered if I didn't want some stranger to come.