Hotel Apple Land

The Apple Onsen uses different types of apples each day, but there aren't actually many of them. The buffet dinner and breakfast were decent, and the place was clean and comfortable. The front desk and restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. The parking lot is right in front of the main entrance, which is very convenient and easy to find.

Very satisfied with this hotel. The breakfast selection was quite good. Everything else was perfect, except for the slightly inconvenient transportation. The room was very clean and offered great value for money. The check-in experience was excellent, with many hot springs to choose from, and the apple hot spring was absolutely amazing! Starting in the afternoon, you could enjoy free-flowing apple cider, apple champagne, apple juice, and more.

Top-notch service, no need to say more. There's a shuttle to Hirosaki Station at 9:30 AM and a return shuttle from Hirosaki Station to the hotel at 3:30 PM. Both require advance reservations.

I came here after watching a blogger's video. I was very interested in the food at the hot spring hotel. Dinner and breakfast were both buffets with several local wines and a delicious apple sparkling wine, as well as freshly brewed and canned beer. In short, beer lovers will have a great time. The apple juice was also quite good. I saw floating apples in the hot spring, though not as many as I had imagined, but soaking in it was still very comfortable. The amenities were plentiful and there was a wide selection. Remember to book the hotel shuttle bus in advance; you can book pick-up and drop-off within Aomori City. I would definitely go again if I have the chance.

My stay was so unforgettable, there are just so many things to praise: 1. The hotel offered a wide variety of complimentary drinks; 2. The unique apple-themed hot spring was unforgettable; 3. The apple dishes served at dinner and breakfast are worth trying again; we arrived after the last entry time for breakfast, but the staff were very happy to let us in so we could continue eating 👍🏻 4. When we left, a whole line of staff waved goodbye to us – excellent service. In conclusion, I will definitely stay at this hotel again; it was a wonderful experience.

Tsugaru no Yado Minami Onsen Apple Garden Hotel is definitely a unique hot spring hotel in the Hirosaki area of ​​Aomori. The entire hotel is themed around apples, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The signature apple hot spring is particularly memorable, with its slightly alkaline soft water filled with fresh apples, leaving your skin smooth and with a sweet fruity scent after a soak. In addition to the apple hot spring, there are also various other hot spring baths to choose from, such as a cypress wood open-air bath and a bamboo charcoal bath. The all-you-can-eat buffet with two meals is excellent value for money, featuring plenty of local Tsugaru ingredients, including apple curry, apple desserts, and freshly cooked seafood dishes. From afternoon to evening, apple cider, juice, and beer are all free-flowing in the lobby, and fresh Aomori apples are provided in the rooms. There is a large free parking lot for those driving, and the staff are friendly and attentive. The only minor drawback is that the hotel is divided into three sections: east, west, and north. The building is relatively old, and the decor of the public areas is somewhat retro. It is also located far from the city center, making public transportation inconvenient. It is more suitable for tourists who drive. If you are in Aomori to experience the unique apple hot spring and enjoy apple-themed cuisine, this hotel will not disappoint.

Checked in at this popular hotel! The staff were very welcoming, and although they were all older, their service was top-notch. For kids, there was a rock-paper-scissors game where they could win candy bags – a really engaging activity! Breakfast and dinner had a wide variety of options and were quite delicious 😊. It was a bit of a shame the Apple Buddha was closed due to winter snow and ice; looking forward to my next stay!