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"Excellent location, very friendly staff, and very clean room."

"The location is very good. Room is comfortable, the apple bath is very nice, we enjoyed the time at the blue zone, love the apple juicy. "

"Very nice hotel like other Dormy Inns we have stayed in. Clean rooms, good onsens, all amenities we need. Staff were polite but, strangely, absolutely refused to make a call to a local restaurant for us to book a table (unfortunately we only have a data SIM in Japan so could not make phone calls). Overall we would still recommend this hotel. "

"Walk to the train station, typical Toyoko style operating. "

"My childhood friend and I stayed at your hotel during our two week vacation to Japan. From parking to check-in to dinner to breakfast to check out it was a seamless streamlined experience. The staff was wonderful and the lovely gentleman at check-in was so kind patient and helpful."

"Walkable from train station, lots of restaurants nearby. Lawson down stairs. Fast and easy check-in. Coin laundry on site. Best free breakfast!"

"This property was wonderful. Stayed one night and had a great time. Spent time in Aomori and was able to go to the Nebuto museum nearby as well as Shopping Street. It was very clean and the bathroom and bed was quite large. Staff was respectful and accommodating and helped with any questions I had. Would recommend this hotel any time."

"Close to the beach and a 10 min walk to the main station "

"The rooftop onsen is so great at this hotel—there’s an infinity pool edge where you can look out into the horizon and sky that is so beautiful to see (there’s a section outside where you can lie down in the water; they also provide women towels to shield against the wind). I would come back to this hotel for this experience alone! The food was pretty good too—stand-outs include the scallop, amaebi, kanpachi, and the crab legs! As for my room, I splurged on the junior suite because of the tub—while soaking, you can look out the window and watch the clouds go by, a wonderful feeling. Lastly, the staff offered a welcome gift of dango—probably the best I’ve ever had. "