Hotels near Asamushi

I like the guesthouse is surrounded by the nature, the closest train station is Asamushi station, it’s about 5-6 stops away from Aomori station. The guesthouse owner Taku can offer pick-up/drop-off at Asamushi station. BTW, Asamushi is famous for onsen(hot spring). Since the house is in the middle of nature so there’s no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, but you can purchase dinner and breakfast, Taku’s wife, Kaori, makes very delicious and healthy food, must try it!

the facility

Private

Modern and new

The location of this APA Hotel is excellent—three streets east of the station and one from the bay. The room was also immaculate, the staff was very polite, and it was effortless to come and go. Checkout is also straightforward, as you drop the card in a box on the way out. It is an easy-to-use business hotel - and you can find APA hotels across Japan.

Good location, delicious breakfast

The room was very clean and spacious, and the window was huge with a marvelous view and great curtains that blocked out the light. The room came with a TV, safety box, mini fridge, electric kettle, and coffee maker. The yoga room is spacious and well decorated, giving off a definite Japanese air. The wood deck just outside of it gives an amazing view of the city and the ocean, and was great when doing outdoor morning yoga. The hot springs are also tastefully Japanese, and the women's public hot spring comes with a slightly cooler bath (Silky bath) that helps with your skin and then a deliciously warm hot spring bath. The showers and locker room also include amenities, including shampoo, conditioner, body soap, lotion, facial wash, and more. They also provide towels, hair dryers, and some detox water. I really enjoyed their spa room, everything from their decoration, their music, and even the dimness of the room made for a wonderful immersive experience, I think I even dozed off a bit! The masseur was definitely top class, adjusting her strength to my wishes and changing based on how stiff my muscles were. The blue zone lounge was very luxurious, and had comfortable couches and drinks that you could enjoy from indoors, and also has a balcony with ocean view right outside. I would definitely recommend it to watch the sunset, it was beautiful. The restaurant had a delicious dinner with both Japanese and Western tastes, and a breakfast buffet that caters to many tastes. I personally enjoyed their omelettes and fruit selection. The staff was very kind, always ready to listen and willing to use translation devices to make our communication smoother. Even in the clinic check up, the counselor I was talking to was willing to repeat the same information in different ways until the translator gave an accurate translation. There are some staff members who speak English, but even when they weren't around I had no issues.

New and clean with thoughtful extras like a welcome snack of mango pudding, bottled water every day, free apple juice and coffee in the lobby, free popsicles and yogurt drinks in the lounge. Fantastic breakfast buffet with Japanese and Western offerings for an additional cost. Onsen was clean and relaxing. Staff was polite but English skills were limited, so download a translation app.