Hotels With breakfast in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

Overall, my stay was excellent. For a 14-square-meter room, Dormy Inn's design is superior. The power outlets are well-placed, and the bed isn't cluttered with unnecessary throw pillows. The duvet isn't tucked in so tightly that it's hard to pull out, and the open wardrobe area is great for hanging clothes. There's plenty of space for a 20-inch suitcase, and you can even open a 26-inch one. My only minor gripe is the motion-sensor light in the hallway; I wish there was a manual switch. The room has a shower instead of a bathtub, but you can use the large public bath. The public bath facilities are fantastic, with shower caps and hair ties provided in the women's section. Laundry is free, and there's a dryer available for 100 yen for 20 minutes, which is perfect for doing laundry during a longer trip. The 13th-floor bath and lounge offer great views. The hairdryer is also very powerful. It was a slight shame that the public bath only offered free popsicles in the afternoon and no Yakult.

Hotel Relabo boasts an excellent location right next to the JR station. You can take an elevator directly from the station's third floor, via a connecting passage, to the hotel's reception on the fourth floor – super convenient! A highlight of the hotel is its hot springs, and they also offer yoga activities, though we didn't participate since we don't speak Japanese. Guests staying at the hotel can enjoy the hot springs for free. Female guests are escorted into the bathhouse by staff, which feels very safe. After a relaxing soak, you can grab an ice pop or head to the observation deck to enjoy some biscuits and apple juice while taking in the views – truly the essence of a laid-back vacation. Our room was very comfortable and quiet. The restaurant staff were exceptionally friendly during breakfast, which was Western-style and absolutely delicious.

On the first night of my arrival, I clearly informed the hotel staff about my dietary restrictions. I understood that they couldn't accommodate them that night, as the friend who booked the hotel for me hadn't notified them in advance. Afterward, a female staff member jotted down my list of restricted foods, and I expected them to be properly arranged for the second night. Unfortunately, on the second night, I still found food that I couldn't eat being served. When I pointed this out to the staff, they simply told me that their hotel couldn't accommodate such dietary requests for guests. If that's the case, what's the point of noting down a customer's dietary restrictions? And why didn't you communicate this clearly to the customer on the first night? After speaking with the manager, they eventually agreed to waive the dinner cost for one of us. The hotel is quite old, so the facilities are a bit dated, but still acceptable.

✅ Highly recommend ART Hotel Aomori! The Nebuta lanterns in the lobby create an amazing atmosphere, and the free apple juice is delicious. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the breakfast offers a wide variety of local Aomori specialties. It's also within walking distance to the city center. Definitely a great choice for a trip to Aomori.

I tried the Japanese-style room. The location is very close to central Hirosaki, and there's a shuttle service to JR Hirosaki every morning, though you need to book it in advance. The open-air onsen was a novel experience! After soaking, there were ice cream and ramen available. The front desk offers fully self-service check-in and check-out, which was very convenient, and the service was excellent.

Overall, we were very satisfied with the hotel's facilities and service. The standard room we stayed in was clean and hygienic, but the bed was a bit small. The soundproofing was not okay.

I've always been a fan of the Daiwa Roynet brand, having stayed at their hotels in Kyoto, Kobe, Aomori, and other cities. This time, I accidentally left my iPad at the hotel. Trip.com staff were very proactive in helping me contact them, and the hotel was also very responsive, agreeing to arrange shipment after the Japanese holidays. I hope to receive my iPad smoothly.

(+) Had a comfortable 2-night stay here. The lobby and lounge are very comfy, our room was spacious with a nice view of Aomori city and the sea! Would recommend guests to check-in before 5PM so you can try several apple juices from the lounge. Breakfast was great with many local dishes including the famous Kaiyaki-miso and Ika-menchi. The staff were very nice, professional, and accommodating. Would love to stay here again next time. Parking space is also a plus point (1,000 JPY/ night) (-) The location is somewhat far from the station, 20 mins by foot or 5 mins by car. Taking a taxi from Aomori station costed us about 1,100 JPY.

The staff were very helpful and the facilities were clean, so I was very satisfied. When I wanted to order at the hotel restaurant, it was inconvenient to have to call the staff verbally. They weren't always nearby, so

The location is super convenient, right near Shin-Aomori Station, though there's not much to explore in the immediate vicinity. However, when arriving by Shinkansen, the last thing you want is to haul all your luggage to transfer to a local JR train to Aomori. So, it was great to be able to drop off our bags directly at the station and then use Shin-Aomori as a hub to travel to other places.