The location is very close to train station but no noise can be heard. Very beautiful traditional rooms with amazing ocean view. Nice private baths. Did not visit public baths. Lovely staff, clean, nice robes/kimonos and slippers provided, tea provided. In January private onsen baths were almost all available and we reserved two of them for 45 minutes each.

The water in the room was super cold. Fyi, there is no shower in the room, only in onsen baths. There is toilet in the room. And fyi, they are not tattoo friendly. However, it is allowed if you reserve a private onsen bath. There are three private options, but you reserve them only when you get there, on first come first served basis.

I loved the hospitality and comfort— a perfect place to unwind after a busy week. The onsens were impeccably clean, and the water was hot; I especially liked the semi-open-air bath. The wood stove in the lobby added a homey touch.

The internet connection in the room was weak (which isn’t necessarily a bad thing if you're here to relax). Dining options in the area are limited, but I highly recommend the Apricot Café just across the street.

The town is outside of the main area of Aomori and is a small beachside area. It was very quiet with minimal options for dinner available as the Ryokan was not serving meals at the time that we went. A young couple have opened a craft brewery across the road and there is an authentic ramen restaurant a few doors down. There is a small cafe called Apricot, across the road run by a lovely husband and wife. The ryokan was lovely. The staff friendly, the onsens were great and you were able to book a private onsen without a problem. The rooms were well equipped and view from the room was lovely.

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Our second time staying here, it’s a rustic ryokan, and with access to privately booked onsen, that bit in particular is definitely appealing. Friendly faces and always helpful, at all hours of the day. Good place to enjoy snow shoe hiking if there is snow, which we had lots of!

It would be good to have warm water in the rooms, so we can wash hands and face wash etc. My partner improvised (with a small bowl we carry) when doing his shaving.

Inreally loved thw ambience inside. It was winter and my family wanted a traditional house. However it was winter, so I had to find a ryokan with a heater. This was a perfect match.

We booked two rooms, the Japanese traditional and Japanese Economy room ( I think). The Traditional room had a heater but didnt have humidifer unlike the other room. This led to the room being dry. Thankfully the beds were fluffy.

Very clean rooms and probably one of the best mattresses (western style bed) i've ever slept on. 3 private onsens available, one of which is outdoors but without much of a view so you have privacy. Perhaps consider checking in a bit earlier because the private onsens are quite popular. Fantastic location right near the beach. Our only regret was that we couldn't stay longer.

Very nice ryokan, with good private and public onsen available. The room was more than enough, with fresh towels and yukata each day I stayed. The staff were very nice, and I was able to ask them about certain things with combinations of English, Japanese and translation apps. I got injured before coming here sp the location is a bit far away from things, but very close to the station (2 minutes?). Note: not a negative as I chose this location because of the location originally.

Lovely welcoming staff Very kind and helpful at all times if we had questions. Were able to reserve the onsen downstairs on both nights at a chosen time, and at one stage we had a short onsen in upstairs one (not reserved). Basic in room facility with own toilet and basin (cold water). Make sure you have any showering or bathing done before 8.30am or after lunch time, otherwise you’ll be sponge bathing in morning in the room, with cold water. Really comfortable beds. Beautiful tatami flooring. Nice view also.

Just be early with bathing in morning if you don’t like cold water sponge bathing. Nothing else to dislike - was an enjoyable stay overall.

Very quiet area with very fresh air, a great place out of busy city live. Affordable and unique eateries , Lawson, coffee house and mini supermarket around. Onsen all around if you are onsen lover like me. This hotel has private and public onsen or bath the Japanese called them. Private bath just have to book when you arrive. 1min from asamushi station. Take train from Aomori to asamushi , 20mins 460yen. 2 to 3 days stays will be good. Service staff are friendly.

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Our stay here was very comfortable. The hot springs especially were a highlight! We even got to use the private onsen once for free. Their amenities are also very complete, including towels and yukata everyday.

The location is slightly far from Aomori town center, and the local train doesn’t run frequently. So if you’re okay with that, want a slower pace for a few days, or have a car, that’d be best.