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We stayed several days at this hotel, and were extremely satisfied. Service was impeccable and friendly, from the front desk to housekeeping staff. Room was spotless and quiet (and with a nice view). Breakfast was excellent and varied. Location is convenient to local buses (which take you to most places you would want to go, including the station and Shin-Aomori). You can also walk in less than 15 minutes to the train station / port / tourist area. There are a bakery and convenience store in the building itself, and several dining options within a five minute walk. Thank you to all the staff, especially the front desk, for your kindness, professionalism, and warm service (and for the famous Aomori apple at check in!)

This is a very comfortable, well located hotel, about 10 minutes walk from Aomori station. We had booked a Deluxe corner room so it was a large room with views towards the harbour and the bridge. There was a bonus evening drinks and snacks every night in the dining area as part of the booking. This was a pleasant surprise. There are plenty of restaurants in the main street, a block away.

Very convienient and clean, with many good amenties

Breakfast was great for fish lovers. The hotel was quiet and comfortable but a bit of a squeeze for 3 with such large “single?” beds.

All the above

This hotel was in the perfect location for me. An easy walk from Aomori station but not so close that the resulting people traffic makes it crowded. It was also walking distance from several great places to eat. As for the room, I was expecting it to be small based on the pictures so I knew what I was getting in to. It was ideal for a lone traveler like myself though. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I had timing issue with my luggage delivery and they helped me through it. The only problem I had was not the fault of the staff. Many guests were not used to the fact that the front desk was on the third floor. There were a couple times when I’d get in the elevator with another guest only to have them push the wrong button. I’ve also seen guests take the elevator to the first floor, only to get back in and go to the third. The front desk is labeled in 4 languages, but maybe it could use more? Or maybe a picture would be more helpful. That was my only minor irritation: other people taking up elevator time and space.