Hotels near Atago Park in Noheji

We stayed for 1 night on a tour from Shimokita Peninsula to Tsugaru Peninsula. From the coastline, there is a Mamon Onsen near the ski area running in the mountains for a while. There is Yakushi Do hall nearby, and it seems to be a historic hot spring inn. Currently, it is changed to a modern Lee z－ and a hotel building, but the public bath is used by Aomori hiba, and the hot spring hot water is pleasant, but the smell of hiba is good. I think if the weather is good, you can see the stars in the open-air bath. The rooms are a large 12 tatami Japanese room with chairs and tables in the back. It is a bit far from the window, but you can see the sea of Mutsu Bay. I can't hope for the sunset, but the Asahi looked clean. There is a refrigerator in the room, but the drinks will be a store or vending machine on the first floor. There is nothing like convenience stores nearby, so I think it would be better to buy it on the coastline if necessary. The dinner on the tour was a banquet hall on the 1 floor. The table seat was quite inferior to the distance. It is a set dish, but the warm dish is put on the stove, so it remains hot and the cold dish is served cold. Nakai's response was good, and even if he was eating with two people, the suck was able to be put out at another 々 timing. The local sake was delicious. Unfortunately, there was no dish that sailed out with don in the famous place of sailing. Breakfast was also a local menu.

I stopped by for a day trip bath. The quality of the spring is a weakly alkaline simple hot spring, which is a mall-type hot spring that flows directly from the hot spring. The blackest hot spring in Tohoku? It was a black transparent hot water that was a little slimy though it was famous for. The large bathtub in the bathroom was about 41 degrees Celsius, and there was also a hot spring bathtub, so it was a very warm hot spring. There is an open-air bath outside, the sprue is about 40 degrees Celsius, and the temperature of the bathtub is less than 36 degrees Celsius. The bathing fee was 330 yen. In terms of blackness, the mall-type hot springs in Kamata, Tokyo are blacker.

When I searched for ”near hot springs” at Lake Ogawara, the roadside station, it came out, so I went immediately. So, it's my first time, so why not wander around the bathhouse? I don't know who, but I was told, ”Wash your body and then enter.” I thought I knew it. I felt sick. At the timing of entering and leaving the sauna, I heard a voice from a distance saying, ”When you take a cold bath, wash your body and then enter.” Is there something being monitored? I wondered if I didn't want some stranger to come.

I came at the same time last year. Last year I took a day trip bath, but this time I stayed. After all, it's a Hiba Senjin bath. It's a strong acid bath, so it makes you feel tingling when you enter your eyes. The quality of the spring is very good, the amount of hot water is abundant, and it is irresistible for hot spring lovers. However, since the accommodation facility is a shared toilet in the shared washroom, the toilet at night was a little troublesome. When people pass through the corridor, it is creaky ... However, the hot spring is the best. Super recommended.

Love this hotel, wooden villa, European and American style decoration. The materials look tall and the room is big enough. In the deep mountains, the surrounding area is covered with thick snow, especially the sense of sight of Conan Fengxue Mountain Resort. It is close to Souryu Onsen and Hakkodayama Ski Resort, and the hotel provides a shuttle service to and from both locations. All in all great.

The room is a bit worried that the bed is close to the entrance, but it is quiet and has ample size and calm. I think it is the point of passing that there is no amenities or facilities in the building. I want ice machines to be placed on the upper floor. I think breakfast is too much for free. Is it a respect for you to have yogurt or sausage?

The people in the hotel were very friendly. We arrived at the station early, called the hotel, and they sent a car to pick us up, and sent us to the aquarium to play, and then came to pick us up again. The hotel facilities are relatively old, but the service is very good and heartwarming!

I decided to come all the way from Tokyo to this location near Aomori in the middle of some heavy heavy snowfall and snow blizzards. Thankfully, the Ryokan is literally in front of the train station. This was very helpful in the middle of a white out snow blizzard. Expect this kind of weather in northern Aomori in mid-December. The train station Asamushi Onsen on the Aomori Railway is fairly straightforward to access from Aomori Station and brings you to the Ryokan fairly easily. There isn't a big sign which would have been helpful during a snow blizzard. Check-in was fairly easy , even with no Japanese, the lady understood the important basic things required for simple check in I needed to know. I had asked for an ”ocean” view when booking and that was the best part really.. amazing view of Mutsu Bay from the room. The room was a really really big tatami floored room for just one. Nice softbeds, some loose matcha green tea leaves and tea set/kettle. Despite the spacious room, almost no space between ends of beds and cheap wardrobe. Kind of just shoved in there. TV and Japanese dining table although I didn't use them. And an Aomori Apple cake of some description to welcome, nice touch. Really annoying noisy air conditioner / heater, although managed to turn off the ”swing” function that kept me awake. Reception had a nice log fire, but it's a kind of dark and creepy place. I guess there's not much happening here in mid-winter. Here was the onsen. Pretty standard bathing facility is you're familiar with these kinds of onsen. No view so nothing special or noteworthy to write. Had to use it as the room had no bathroom. I didn't eat meals here so cannot comment. The location is excellent, near some places to buy food and the other onsens and places of interest all nearby. I wonder if they need to update one or two things as it does feel kind of outdated but for the price and size of room, cannot complain.

The female staff is bright and full of energy, and you can get energy here. There is also a rose baking in Towada for free breakfast. It is a difficulty that the unit bus is small. The hot springs are also high in temperature and are too hot to catch slowly. But the parking lot is free, close to the place, reasonable and very favorite. Is it the second time you use it?

Stayed one night with my wife. The ryokan really matched the scenery of the surrounding mountains. At the same time, you can feel history and tradition from every corner of the wooden inn. The best feature of this ryokan is the historical hot spring. The inn has two types of hot springs. One was too hot for me to submerge my whole body in it for a minute. Also, there was no shower there, so it was a little inconvenient to wash. The other hot spring was still comfortable. In the hot spring, the pillars, the bathtub, and even the bath tub were made of wood, and you could feel the atmosphere. It was unique that the hot water gushed out from the bottom of the bathtub. I think it is a recommended hot spring for those who like historical hot springs. I had a meal in the evening and it was very delicious. Seafood such as sea urchin, kinki, and river fish were especially good. The staff were kind and served me politely. It was comfortable. I think this ryokan is good for people who like to feel nostalgic rather than comfortable.