Hotels With Wifi in Aomori Prefecture, Japan

The location is incredibly convenient, right above Aomori Station! You don't even need to leave the JR station building. The front desk had a short-haired lady who spoke Chinese and had an exceptionally good attitude. The hotel is clean and tidy, offering great value for money! It's super close to A-Factory and the seaside, and there's a Starbucks downstairs and a FamilyMart across the street. The hotel building also houses a department store with Matsumoto Kiyoshi and Muji. P.S. The Akane-ya Izakaya across from Aomori Station was terrible and super salty – definitely avoid it!!

Hotel is not as near as I would like it to be. A good 10 mins walk across multiple traffic lights. First floor is restaurant and connected to Lawson. Checking on 2nd floor and has plenty of amenities included drip coffee! The key distinct difference in all the Japanese hotel is the tiny hotel. Not this hotel! The shower area and bathtub is spacious. The view from 12th floor lift is fantastic- can see the bridge. Breakfast has typical Japanese spread and included raw tuna pieces.

Location perfect! Room was great, clean and neat, however some modification could not be made. 2 people in the room with 3 beds. Staff could not anything but sorry.

Location is great, easy to access to many restaurants.  Staffs are friendly.  The hotel also provides some premium souvenirs, and the are smells like you are in a forest full of apples. Will definitely stay in this hotel next time when traveling to Aomori.

The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk to JR, and it's on a main road with plenty of dining options nearby. I stayed in a single room, which was really tiny. I only had a hiking backpack, so I could still move around, but if you brought a 24-28 inch suitcase, there would be no aisle left. For those coming from a major city, Aomori might not offer a lot of attractions, but it's worth a one-day stop on the way to Hakodate if you prefer fewer crowds. If you're heading to Lake Towada and Oirase Stream in Aomori, I'd recommend staying in Hachinohe instead.

This is my favorite hotel chain to book in Japan; you can't really go wrong with it. The rooms are clean, well-equipped, and actually a bit more spacious than I expected. It's a 10-15 minute walk to the JR station. If you're using Aomori as your base to explore nearby cities daily, you might find yourself a little tired after a long day, as you'll still have a bit of a walk back to the hotel. However, the surroundings are very quiet, so if you don't mind the walk, I highly recommend this place. The breakfast is delicious, especially the scallop sashimi (I'm not sure if it's an Aomori specialty), which was so good I keep thinking about it... super fresh and sweet! The free ramen at night is also yummy and comforting after a hot bowl, even if it's a tad salty (but hey, it's free, so who's complaining!). On the onsen floor, they offer free lactic acid drinks or popsicles at different times, which are a nice treat. One minor drawback: the washing machines and dryers are coin-operated. If you don't have enough coins, you'll end up buying drinks from the vending machine just to get change. However, this isn't really a fault of this particular hotel; most coin-operated laundry machines in Japanese hotels probably work this way.

Towadaso is right next to the JR bus terminal, with a lakeside pier, cafes, and more nearby, making it very convenient. I'd read reviews about it being old, but after checking in, I found it quite okay. Perhaps I'm just used to those old-fashioned Japanese onsen hotels: traditional yet clean, with many elderly staff. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Lake Towada and the pier. The tatami mats were the most comfortable we'd slept on during our trip, with each person getting a bed so they wouldn't disturb each other. After checking in that afternoon, we went to the onsen first. We arranged dinner with the front desk at 6 PM. We had a private room for our family, which was comfortable. 😌 The food was good, and after dinner, we could relax and soak in the onsen again. There are both indoor and outdoor onsens. The next day, the men's and women's baths were swapped, so we enjoyed both. Breakfast was served in the shared dining room, with a wide variety of options. The raw egg rice was really delicious.

I stayed here for my first trip to Hachinohe. The downtown area is quite a walk from Motohachinohe Station, which I imagine could be tough during summer or on rainy days. However, the hotel's location is excellent, being close to the downtown area with plenty of great restaurants nearby! They offered delicious apple juice in the lobby. The room was a bit on the small side but felt very clean. Breakfast offered a great variety, and everything was delicious, including the kaisen-don (seafood rice bowl), ika-menchi (squid cutlets), and scallop fry! The hot spring bath was also wonderful, but unfortunately, I spotted a cockroach and had to get out immediately 😭. Perhaps it's unavoidable with an open-air bath, but I really wish I could have relaxed in such a nice hot spring longer – that's my only slight regret! I was also delighted that the hairdryers in the public bath were Panasonic Nanoe models! And the ice cream after the bath was delicious too.

I thought that 1km from the station would be a comfortable distance, but if you walk in the wind and snow in winter, it will be completely different. It really looks far away, and the service is very good.The hotel offers free apple juice in the lobby, which is also a local specialty.

We love the view from our room on the 7th floor. The free wifi is fast in the room, around the hotel, and in the restaurant. We had buffet dinner and breakfast included room rate. We enjoyed both meals. All travelers must added meals with their room because there is no restaurant or convenience stores within 10km radius. There is a gift shop and convenience stores located inside the hotel. We recommend this hotel; and we’ll come back again.