Mutsu Otelleri

This hotel is a relatively newer hotel . There is a huge free open carpark behind the hotel. Check in was fast . Welcome drinks were served. The twin rooms are very comfortable with good temperature control and firm beds. Wifi was fast. There was a bathtub and a area to sit down and shower just like in the onsen area. Two bottles of water were provided. Dinner was good with snow crabs , sashimi like tuna , octopus , ikura etc . There was also a ramen section where you cook your own ramen . For desert , there was an assortment of cakes and ice cream . Onsens were new and relatively empty. The bathing area was adequately lit . The only drawback was that only one type of shampoo and conditioner was available . There was a long indoor onsen . Outdoor onsens had a long sort of infinity pool , another pool and two barrel tubs . The onsens were clean and new and quiet. There was also a resting area that looked out over the city at night . What would make the experience better would be perhaps popsicles could be offered for all to enjoy after the onsen. Breakfast was good . Overall a very comfortable and reasonably priced stay near an Aeon mall and fantastic soba restaurant

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.

I went with my husband. The receptionist felt good and I was able to spend very comfortable until I took a bath. I was waiting for my husband to take a bath, and I was waiting for him to drink alcohol, and I apologized for the uncle who had hit me at that time, but I ignored the cancer. And obviously what I'm talking about is the content of my work, and I'm saying that there's something there, and I'm looking at it, and I'm thinking about the owner or something, and then my husband comes and says there's someone swimming in the bath. And I said, ”Well, there's someone who's jumping in and out of the bath, and he said, ”Well, when he's passing by, he's the one who works in this hotel. I thought, ”Would you like to swim in the bath?” I thought, ”Would you like to swim in the bath?” And I said, ”Is there a hospital that's empty?” And I said to my uncle, ”I know it's night, but my uncle said that ethanol is there.” I was surprised by the stones, and I was so sorry to drink that I couldn't go anymore.

This hotel is located at the Yunokawa area in Hakodate. It's reachable within 20 minutes from Hakodate bus terminal. There are three buses serving this area: 95, 95A and 96. There is also a direct bus from/to Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto station with a fee of ¥900/person/way. We booked a Japanese-style room with a private onsen bath facing the ocean. The view is beyond our expectation. The room is super spacious - consisting of the entrance area, sleeping area, living room, a toilet, and bath area. They are still using the actual key instead of keycards. They served some snacks, tea, free beers, bottled water and cold tea. The room we booked also provided halfboard (dinner and breakfast). The food was amazing with many varieties, including our favourites - king crabs. All was served in a buffet style so you can eat this crab as much as you want.

Facing the sea at the end of Yunokawa Onsen, the room was an ocean view Japanese style room at the Soleil Hall, and it was the best including the view from the open-air bath on the 8th floor. The toilet in the room was narrow and hard to squat. Dinner was delicious, tuna, brie and salmon, but it was not expected to be frozen at the time, or the freshness of crab and squid was bad, and it was quite unexpected when I thought it was squid in Hakodate specialty. Breakfast is also small with few seafood, and there is no bacon and it is disappointed. I think it's better not to overexpect the meal. From the Soleil Hall, it is quite far to the public bath, so if you want to take a lot of baths, the lagoon hall is recommended. Bath towels are brought from the room, and there is no towel in the change place. We hope that you will improve the above points.

There is no one who speaks English in the entire hotel, making communication extremely difficult. There is a free lounge available. The hotel has a beautiful view, facing the sea. The breakfast in the restaurant is absolutely rich and diverse in Japanese hotels. It is well soundproofed and quiet. There is service every night. Staff will make the bed, so please bring your own cash. There are fewer bus trips. The Japanese-style hotel we booked has a large room and an outdoor hot spring, which is great. The drinks in the refrigerator are free. The service staff forgot to give us replacement toothbrushes. Everything else is good. This is a chain group and also has one in Noboribetsu.

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.

The breakfast is very rich, the location is only ten minutes away from the botanical garden, and there is a Lawson convenience store on the right when you go out. Go a little further and you will reach the jr Hakodate station (but you need to pay attention to the bus time. If you have to wait a long time), the hotel also has a free bus to jr Hakodate station (every hour, you need to make an appointment with the front desk in advance), there are five or six pools in the bathing house, and two of them are hot enough to bubble There is also an outdoor hot spring. The hotel environment is very good. Every day, small steamed buns and snacks are added to the house. Generally speaking, it is a relatively cost-effective hotel.

Dinner was good and fresh and delicious. Seaview room environment is generally traditional Japanese-style hot spring hotel, the service staff is older, there is no English and Chinese service. Looking at the hot spring photos, they look the same, they are smaller, one indoor and one outdoor, the scenery is OK, the other is ordinary, the hot spring will open at 11:00 the next day, there is no time to enter the personal feeling. Breakfast is Japanese style and can be ordered at 7:00 and 8:00. Children 5 years old will be charged an additional 2,000 yen, and breakfast will be 1,000 yen. You can pay for hot springs without staying. The tram time is attached for your reference, because I didn't notice that the time just arrived at the station and the train left for another hour. There is also a footbath outside the station.