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The exterior gives the impression of a traditional hotel, but once inside, it feels like a bright and clean luxury Ryokan. The rooms and hallways have a touch of Showa retro atmosphere, yet everything is impeccably clean and well-maintained. The staff's hospitality is excellent. As for the meals, true to the hotel's name, there are many recipes featuring apples that were both enjoyable and delicious. However, the highlight was definitely the Onsen. The large public bath was almost always private whenever I visited, and the water quality was incredibly smooth—leaving my skin warm and moisturized after bathing. I also appreciated how they separated bathing areas for day visitors and overnight guests, which added to the special feeling of staying there. The welcome apple was not only delicious but also a charming idea that brought warmth to my experience. I would love to visit again!

Stayed on the 24th with breakfast included for two guests. Check-in at the front desk was smooth, and the parking was easy to find. It was wonderful that parking was only 500 yen no matter how many times we came and went. Tempur mattress and pillow; semi-double bed. We were able to relax comfortably. The welcome drink (apple juice) was delicious. We also appreciated the bath salts—such a thoughtful touch. Above all, the breakfast felt home-style and was delicious. All of the staff were excellent as well. Thank you very much.

Breakfast in the Room was excellent. We could relax without having to get ready or change clothes. The bathroom was also spacious and very clean. Thank you for your hospitality. Just one thing: with only the large mirror in the Room, it was a little inconvenient when applying makeup. A small movable mirror would be helpful for women. Sorry if I simply couldn’t find one.

On my trip to celebrate my 77th birthday, the Accommodation made a celebratory cake for us, and my husband and I enjoyed it in our Room. My husband also loves beer, and he was very happy that there was non-alcoholic beer (All-Free). The meals were delicious, and the staff were kind, making it a memorable trip.

I wasn’t expecting much because I thought it would be just a typical business hotel, but the parking staff were kind from the start, and the check-in staff were also polite and helpful. The staff serving the late-night noodles and at the breakfast venue were polite and kind as well. The room wasn’t large, but it was clean, and the open-air bath was also clean and very relaxing. It’s a hotel that I feel could even charge a bit more. Thank you for taking care of us.

We stayed in a Deluxe Twin room—an elegant, high-quality space with a British-style atmosphere. It was spacious and very relaxing. At night, the sound of the ventilation fan was a little noticeable. The two sets of roomwear were easy to tell apart at a glance thanks to the different colors, and there was also some odor, but the refresh mist cleared it up. For breakfast, we enjoyed Tsugaru cuisine. We were surprised by the whole apple! (Some guests may not be able to finish it even if they want to.) The pastry chef’s special apple pie was delicious—I wished I could have had more. (One per person.) Since checkout was at 11:00, it was helpful that we could leave our luggage and explore nearby museums and temples. (Especially because it was raining.) Thank you very much for your hospitality.

The building and Facilities feel historic, but everything was properly cleaned and there were no issues at all. If I had to mention one thing, there were few restaurants within walking distance, and since it was during the Obon holiday period many places were closed... so we ended up having dinner at Mos Burger, which was a bit disappointing—though it’s not related to the Hotel.

The breakfast was unbelievably good in both variety and taste. In Tokyo, it would easily be worth 5,000–6,000 yen. You could tell that every item was prepared with great care. The apple pie I bought as a souvenir also let the natural flavor of the apples shine through, and it was a big hit at my workplace. This is a hotel I’d definitely like to visit again!

The only drawback is that it’s a bit far from the station, but the loop bus makes it easy to get into the city. There are plenty of nearby options—local diners and izakayas, convenience stores, and chain restaurants—so we never had trouble finding somewhere to eat. The front desk staff were courteous, and the breakfast was very delicious. It was crowded that day due to a national sports event, but the overall atmosphere among guests was pleasant. The Japanese housekeeping staff were also kind and attentive. The large desk in the room made it easy to work, which was a big help. There is also a Route Inn near the station, but I recommend this one for those who want a quieter stay.

The room was very clean, and it was quiet and comfortable. The large public bath was relaxing, and the staff were kind and attentive. Breakfast was also delicious. It was an excellent Hotel with great value for money.

As this is not a new hotel, the unit bathroom was a bit dated, but I had no issues during my stay. The front desk staff were courteous, and I was glad to enjoy a tasty breakfast at 7:00 on Sunday without having to wait in line. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed here to watch a professional baseball game. It was within walking distance of Hirosaki Station, and there were convenience stores nearby, so I had a comfortable stay. It made for a very enjoyable trip. Thank you very much.

Thanks to the friendly cats and warm-hearted owner, I felt deeply comforted. Highly recommended for cat lovers. I hope this hidden accommodation remains a place visited only by kind-hearted people. I will visit again during my next trip to Aomori.

We stayed with our friend's family this time. Nestled beyond a residential area, the accommodation suddenly appeared, surrounded by beautiful nature—what a surprise! This charming accommodation is a renovated warehouse with the pleasant scent of wood. Only the walls were renovated, while everything else retained its original design. The high ceilings, stylish and lovely kitchen, an old movie projector from a vintage cinema, an impressive Nebuta scroll painting, and the serene atmosphere of the bedrooms—all were absolutely perfect. Outside, we enjoyed barbecuing amidst nature and baked bread for breakfast there as well. We also picked summer vegetables like eggplants, tomatoes, and shishito peppers to enjoy for dinner. We were even allowed to do fireworks until 8 PM and took a relaxing bath at nearby Takara Onsen before falling asleep peacefully to the sound of insects at night. Above all else, the hospitality of the owners was exceptional—they kindly explained how to use every part of the facility in detail. Once they finished explaining everything thoroughly, they left us to enjoy our stay freely as if we had this natural home all to ourselves. Thank you so much! Although I initially thought it was slightly expensive for one night’s stay, being able to spend time in such an amazing environment made it worth every penny—a truly unforgettable experience! The little kids had so much fun running around with nets in hand! They loved harvesting vegetables and exploring this traditional house—it was such a fulfilling two-day stay. We will definitely visit again someday. Thank you very much for letting us stay!

The Hotel was very clean and pleasant. We stayed in a Room with a loft bed for two people. The Room was small, but it was acceptable. There is also a gender-alternating bath, which is nice to have. The loft bed requires self-bed-making. You can choose up to 5 amenities at the entrance to take with you. Pajamas are available near the elevator, and you can also select your pillow! Welcome drinks are available until 8 PM, including some alcoholic options. Breakfast had a good variety and was satisfying. Parking costs 500 yen per night, but we were allowed to park until midday after check-out.

The interior has been renovated and is clean. Two disappointing points: There is no refrigerator. It gets cold at night, so we left items by the window to keep them chilled. The toilet does not have a bidet function. If these two points are improved, it would be great. The bath can fit four people, but the water was lukewarm, so we went to soak in Owani Onsen every day.

I’ve stayed here a few times, and I’d be happy if each Room had a microwave and an electric kettle. I think it’s more than adequate for an overnight stay. There’s also a paid parking lot very close by, which is convenient.