Aomori Hakkoda Death March Memorial Hotels

"Hotel has some nice Nebuta float style items in the lobby location has parking right next to it and other contracted ones nearby if you have a rental car. The room itself is your typical Japanese room, small, big enough for your bed and that's it. It was a bit dry but they had the heat on since it was pretty much under 8 degrees the entire few days we were in there. Staff was nice, obviously because this is not Tokyo, staff speak very little English so you should use your translator app/device if needed. While I was there, they did have a fluent English speaker there that made everything a lot easier as well. Location is close to the waterfront where you can then follow to the Tourist building then to the museum and A factory and Beach."

"everything is good!! except that breakfast is a tad expensive"

"Comfortable and very convenient location. "

"The room on the 8th floor was spacious enough with a nice view of the sunrise over the mountains. It was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was outstanding."

"Room was nice, staff helpful, onsen great"

"Comfortable stay. This is the first hotel that doesn’t have a 24 hour front desk. There was amenities. I wanted to get another bath towel though. "

"Five ryokans spanning 3 prefectures over 8 days in search of classical beauty of fall foliage in Northern Honshu culminated at this place. It's not the most luxurious nor the best amenities, but one word to sum it up: timeless. The onsen facility is old but well maintained, however it is somehow the most memorable. Perhaps the history of this place leaves more impact. It's the most expensive of the other ryokans hence we only stayed for a night, and it's well worth it. The kaiseki dinner and the breakfast are very solid, serving local ingredients such as the fish freshly caught from nearby Towada lake. We splurged and picked かつら (room 302) which is larger than the standard rooms. Highly recommended. "

"Bread shop right below making fresh bread."

"I stayed well, so I recommend to stay here"