Hotels near Hakuba Ryujin Onsen, Hirosaki

Toyoko INN is a famous hotel in Japan I think. They are at every big train stations. The price and location are almost good, as well as the survice. For this Hirosaki hotel, the view is quite good if your room has a window towards the station. I only spent 1 minutes and 10 seconds when I checked in and out. The room is okay, but the air conditioner is too noisy and its warming effect is poor, affecting our sleep. Overall, I can rate 8/10.

It was a really nice inn. The staff were kind and friendly. The customers were also very well-behaved, and if it weren't so far away, I would definitely visit again. The food was absolutely delicious, and the pickle buffet was a unique service. The restaurant had a great atmosphere, and the lighting was one of its highlights. The benches placed throughout the property were all lovely, and I found myself wanting to sit down. I took a coffee from the restaurant and enjoyed the view of Mt. Iwaki from the rooftop, and it was amazing. It was my first time listening to a shamisen live performance, and it would be a shame not to hear it. I was captivated by the unique sound. I was afraid of bears, so I refrained from using the open-air bath. There were also many fascinating items in the souvenir shop. We found a stink bug in our room, but I didn't hesitate to call the front desk, and they came to get rid of it. It was completely odorless and I was impressed. I'd like to visit again. The inn is neither too big nor too small, and it maintains a homey feel while maintaining privacy.

The hotel is beautiful, comfortable, and has parking. It is easy to go to Hirosaki Castle in less than ten minutes. The staff are very helpful and provide good details about the stay and sightseeing around the city. If I have a chance, I will stay again.

Very comfortable room, with everything you need. Close to Railway station. Friendly, helpful staff made check in very easy.

Very good, follow the navigation, the road is closed due to snow, so we take a detour. High cost performance.

It's very good in every aspect, including hygiene, environment, and location. I booked a transitional room during the Aomori Nebuta Festival. It's not bad. It's very close to the station. It only takes 2.3 minutes to get there.

Being able to bathe in the hot springs 24 hours a day was great. I went twice, once at night and once in the morning. There was a large shrine next door, so I could relax and unwind. The building is old, but being able to smoke in the room was nice. And, as a thoughtful gesture, the inn left an apple in the refrigerator for me to eat. It gave me a warm, cozy feeling.