A gorgeous, fancy looking hotel that I found very reasonable for the price. I booked a twin bed room for my brother and I and found it to be plenty spacious with a small foyer room separating the bathroom and the bedroom, which also has a sofa, armchair and coffee table as well as a desk. The view of the city and the harbour was spectacular. I spent the last night in the sky bar, which had a wonderful dark, quiet jazz-club aesthetic and friendly, professional and attentive bar staff, worth getting dressed up for to enjoy some reasonably priced and strong cocktails.

I just loved everything there specially one of the best buffet breakfast. The entrance to huge lobby with super high ceiling like art deco I just loved it. Some reviews I saw almost made me me change my mind to look somewhere else. They said it’s too far from downtown and no restaurant close by and the building was obviously old. A Japanese noddle restaurant is just across the street and to go to downtown is only 1000Y = $7 or just walk for a mile and although old it was very well maintained

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We had a spacious room on the tenth floor with a sea view. The view was much better than expected. Buffet breakfast was very good value. The staff were delightful and very helpful. The station is about half an hour on foot, but taxis are cheap and plentiful or it is only a couple of minutes walk to the bus stop.

The room decor was tired, but this hotel is still excellent value.

For foreign travellers concerned about distance, it is a solid 20 minute walk from the centre - but for that you get great views and a much better deal. Solô travellers have the option of really affordable rooms, although I’d echo others in saying the furnishings could do with a bit of an update… … that said, the breakfast is by the best I’ve ever had travelling. For those who value this - it’s a big plus. Aomori is an out-of-the-way kind of place, but for those that don’t mind the wander from the station, it’s a good base for various day trips.

The breakfast buffet was excellent and the room was very comfortable.

The hotel is a 20-30 minute walk from the city centre. That didn't bother me as I'm a keen walker, but could be an issue if one wasn't. However, I believe that a bus stops nearby reasonably frequently.

The room and bathroom were really spacious, which is rare for Japan. It was clean and we had all needed amenities. The staff was also nice. We had a room with mountain view, which was lovely.

The location is about 25 minutes on foot from the station. There are buses available and if you walk there are shops along the way, but maybe not the best location if you plan on taking the train often.

30 mins walking from train station. 15-20 mins by bus. The bus stop is 6 mins walking from the hotel. The staff is nice and helpful. The hotel has a vending machine for late night craving

The location was perfect! It wasn't difficult going to and leaving. It was close to my destination in the city. I had to travel to Misawa in the morning and it was about 1 hour drive away.

It was a good stay. I have no complaints. Maybe if I would look for a flaw, it would be parking privileges. When using the underground garage, I would like to have in and out privileges. During my stay. I study martial arts in the area. Sometimes our practice finish at 11pm depending on the day.

Room is huge and clean. Design is a bit dated which we are aware when booking. Have nice view of the town from the room.

Carpark exit is a bit confusing with no English signage. But we do managed to figure it out using Google translate.

Spacious hotel room with a great view. Very solid buffet breakfast with local delicacies. Not expensive for the quality of the room and hotel.

You can tell the hotel is a bit dated though that's not a big deal to me since it was pretty comfortable.