Hoteles de 2 estrellas en Prefectura de Aomori, Japón

As a backpacker, the journey to the hotel was challenging. I chose this one because it was the closest to Hakusan-Hoko Temple, which I absolutely had to see for its magnificent three-story pagoda and all its surroundings. Arriving from Aomori, I couldn't leave until after 4 p.m. Having not paid attention, I discovered that there are very few buses between Suwanotaira Station and the hotel, the last one leaving at 5:30 p.m. So, I decided to walk with my 25 kg packs. Walking in the dark through the forest with my small flashlight, I heard a dog barking incessantly near a farm. Suddenly, there was a loud noise in a tree: a bear came down very quickly and started growling. I was terrified, stepped back, and used a bell to scare it away. This happened a five-minute walk from the hotel. The receptionist was surprised but took my story seriously, asking me for the exact location. I hadn't eaten since morning, and despite the kitchens being closed, she offered to make me onigiri and sake. They were the best I've had since arriving in Japan. I particularly enjoyed the hotel's onsen for relaxing after the long walk. It was my first time sleeping in a traditional Japanese room, and I loved the experience. Kimonos are available in all sizes. Thinking I could finally go to sleep peacefully, my phone received two national alerts. I had barely started reading them when a major earthquake struck. The entire room began to shake. I was worried because I had never experienced anything like it before. The alarms in my room and throughout the hotel started going off. The receptionist came to me several times to check if I was alright and to tell me not to use the elevator. The cleaning staff also came to check if the water was turned off in my bathroom. The alarms went off again at 6:00 a.m. and then 8:00 a.m. The receptionist came to my room to offer to drive me to the temple free of charge, something I had originally planned to do on foot, and then to take me from the temple to Hachinohe Station, because due to the earthquake, all trains between Suwanotaira and Hachinohe Stations had been canceled, as well as the Shinkansen trains departing from Hachinohe that I was originally supposed to take to Tsuruoka. I am extremely grateful for the support and kindness of the receptionist. She took care of me without me even asking. Thanks also to Yukuri Okobo for her kindness and for driving me to the temple and then to Hachinohe Station. Despite these very unusual circumstances, I highly recommend this hotel! You couldn't ask for a better welcome as a foreigner, and the rooms and onsen are superb! Arigatō Gozaimasu! 😊

This hostel is conveniently located near Lake Towada. It can be easily accessed from the JR bus station. There is a convenience store at about 100 meters of distance from the hostel. The building is a bit outdated and the facilities look old. But please remember that this is a hostel and is affordable. The staff are extremely polite and welcoming. They have a big heart and serve with their full sincerity. When I reached the hostel early, there was nobody at the front desk, but there was a note for me with my room details. Later at night, When I mentioned that I do not eat meat, and I will manage with only rice, the lady, Ms. Tomoko quickly prepared fish without even thinking twice and asked me to pay very little. Even the next day she prepared cold noodles along with rice and charged extremely less. The point here is not the money but her big heart in serving without thinking about money or profit. I highly recommend this hostel purely by considering at the generosity and sweet, politeness of the staff there. This hostel is conveniently located even to walk along Oirase gorge. Easier to stay here and take bus to either to the northern end - Yakeyama or the southern, lake side end Nenokuchi and walk along the gorge and return back to the hostel. This way the trip becomes affordable and easier.

My first night in Japan 2024 Trip. In a faraway county. Very peaceful. I drove there alone in the darkness. Thought that there might be very few people there. But I met so many grandmas stayed there as a large group. Met them in onsen too. Very strange experience but very touch. Can feel of aging society. The ryokan guys also booked a local izakaya for me, so I had dinner easily, no need to nervous there won’t be a seat. The Room was so nice and big. Many hidden rooms inside. Would be much better if they haven’t prepared ice water for me during early winter. (I need normal temp water or hot water) Breakfast was great Overall was great I love this place. Very relax and no tourist. I spent the morning in a small garden in front of the hotel alone. Listen to water sound. Recharged my energy.

My main reason to go to Ajigasawa was to visit the Takayama Inari Shrine with its snaking Tori gates. It’s about a tenth the length and size of Kyoto’s. Found this ryokan by reviews in the area. It was a toss up between this and the nearby hotel; which turns out to be run by the same group! The ryokan shows its age. But it’s very comfortable, clean and the service, especially by Noro who used his translation app so well, was impeccable! They have map of the property in English. If you drink (alcohol), it’s available in spades! There’s unlimited snacks, water, soda, popsicles, coffee, tea and alcohol for guests. The onsen is open to public, it seemed like the whole village descends after dinner to have a dip! We spent one night: dinner and breakfast were excellent!

Después de todo, es un hotel más viejo, y también para ahorrar el gasto en una noche temporal, es psicológico preparado antes de quedarse. Así que la estancia real no se siente tan mal. El estado del hotel de estilo antiguo normal. A un poco de la estación JR, caminando alrededor de 10～ 15 minutos. Hay un supermercado abajo, y hay 711 al otro lado de la estación de carretera. La higiene es todavía adecuada, excepto el sofá es un poco sucio y no tiene ningún sofá. Vive en una habitación de fumadores, pero no tiene ningún sabor de fumadores. El baño tiene un poco como ropa de día lluvioso sin sabor seco, al fin y al cabo el viejo hotel está limpio. La cosecha sigue limpia. Eso es más pequeño. El personal recibió el equipaje normal y me ayudó a moverme a la habitación antes de quedarme. Hay curry gratis o carne de vacuno por la noche. La cantidad no es grande, pero es deliciosa (tenga en cuenta el tiempo de suministro). El menú de la mañana es muy bonito ～ La recepción está en el cuarto piso, junto a la recepción hay una sala de restaurantes, también una cafetera gratis, y un mapa de Qingsen, tiendas recomendadas, etc. Aunque es un alojamiento corto y un hotel con años de edad, siento que es bueno. Sólo para referencia.

The onsen and breakfast were both incredible! Breakfast was buffet style with Japanese style food and lots of different drinks. I went to the onsen both when I checked in (closes at midnight) and then again in the morning before breakfast. What a treat! Staff were also very nice! The location is phenomenal as well as it's close to the station and main attractions. Some people have said that the bed and pillows are a bit hard, but personally like it better this way as it's healthier for my back. Room is a bit older style and kind of small but I was just sleeping there anyway and so it was fine Would definitely stay again!

room is clean , little parking in front of the hotel but they have 2nd parking near the hotel about 300 meters from hotel and you can walk to Aomori fish market

El hotel está situado en las montañas profundas de Hakkoda, en la entrada de Takada Odake, a unos 500 metros a pie de la estación de autobuses Yachi Onsen jr (el autobús solo pasa dos veces al día). La fuente termal ha estado abierta durante más de 400 años. El edificio del hotel, incluidas las aguas termales, parece relativamente antiguo y la televisión de la habitación sigue siendo la misma que en la década de 1980. La cena fue inesperadamente buena y el sabor de cada plato fue increíble y perfecto. En lo profundo de las montañas, a finales de julio se cubrirán gruesos edredones y no hace nada de calor. Después de hacer el registro de salida al día siguiente, se puede llevar al hotel a la estación de Aomori.

¡Este lugar fue una verdadera joya para nosotros! Al reservar, no había ningún comentario en trip.com, pero vimos que la ubicación y las reseñas en sitios web de hoteles en Japón no estaban mal, ¡y no nos arrepentimos en absoluto de haber elegido este lugar tan especial! Este alojamiento es administrado por una familia, son muy amables y se comunican principalmente mediante aplicaciones de traducción. Durante nuestra estancia, solo éramos nosotros dos, y disfrutamos mucho de la privacidad. El ryokan está impecablemente limpio, el onsen es realmente excelente y limpio, y la comida es la MEJOR comida local. Para llegar a este lugar, sugiero ir en coche. Desafortunadamente, después de nuestra partida, el alojamiento cerró por vacaciones de invierno. Sin duda volveré.

Looking for calm country-side Onsen Ryokan and I selected this ryokan. It took 4 hours from Hon Hachinohe-city: 3 transfers with 3 trains and 1 local bus. Very small and calm sea-side onsen village where even Hachinohe civilians are not aware. Onsen water looks really good and original. Sashimi was very nice and delicious, ika katsuo uni etc fished here Japanese may like this place except old facilities but foreigners may not. Japanese should be compulsory and local bus norikata is also required to enjoy this onsen. Night scene is very nice and peaceful.