Daiwa Roynet Hotel Aomori

Consistent with the Daiwa chain's usual style, the service is meticulous. If you need cleaning, you have to put the 'please clean' sign on the door before 10 AM, and cleaning is mandatory every three days. The sea view from the window is spectacular and charming.

This hotel is really great! The facilities are new, and the staff are very attentive. This is a DAIWA Group chain, and we also booked one of their hotels in Osaka, which was also newly renovated. I'll definitely book here again in the future.

Extremely close to the station with a great view and a large bed. We were on the 14th floor (top floor) and experienced a 6.9 magnitude earthquake at 7:30 AM. It was terrifying; we scrambled to pack our belongings and rushed to an inland area, still quite shaken.

My first stop in Tohoku was Aomori, and I booked the Daiwa hotel. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it's not far from the local product hall. The single room was as expected – small but clean and well-equipped. I've stayed at Daiwa hotels in several different cities, and only the Kobe one had excellent service; the others were just so-so. Maybe that's how they treat Chinese guests.

The location is fantastic, very close to the transportation hub, making it convenient to get anywhere. The room view from the window is also excellent, with a clear sight of the distant sea and a bridge. The service is attentive and patient. Highly recommended.

Excellent hotel with very friendly staff. The breakfast included local Aomori specialties, which were delicious and highly recommended! The room was spacious and very relaxing.

Facilities: Well-equipped. Aside from the essential furniture, the room also had a recliner and a round table. The only downside was the lack of a large public bath. Hygiene: Like most hotels in Japan, it was clean and tidy.

The hotel's location is super convenient! I booked on the same day and it was excellent value for money. It's about a 3-5 minute walk from Aomori Station, and there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. The Fish and Vegetable Market, Ichiba Sushi, and Jiraigen are all within walking distance. Plus, there's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs. The room size isn't small for Japan, and all the amenities are easily accessible.