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Our top choices for Shichinohe ryokans

A wooden interior with a large window, a bathtub, and a wooden wall.

1. KAMENOI HOTEL AOMORI MAKADO

Noheji

SHIGERU

HK$1,018 total

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A traditional wooden bathhouse with a hot spring, wooden walls, and a sign indicating the room number.

2. Yachi Onsen Spa

Towada

Anonymous traveller

HK$2,135 total

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A modern bathroom with a large bathtub, a wooden stool, and a window overlooking an outdoor seating area.

3. tsutaonsen

Towada

Elizabeth

HK$2,891 total

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A hot spring bath with a wooden deck and a view of a bamboo garden outside.

4. Yadoya Tsubaki

Aomori

HAIDEN

HK$575 total

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A traditional Japanese onsen with a stone bath, bamboo structures, and a thatched roof.

5. Tsubakikan

Aomori

sam

HK$1,507 total

11 Sept - 12 Sept

A pool with a view of the sea and a wooden structure.

6. Kaisenkaku

Aomori

Sailesh

HK$2,154 total

16 Sept - 17 Sept

A wooden hot spring bath with stone flooring, surrounded by wooden walls and plants.

7. Honjin No Yado Yanagi No Yu

Aomori

Takashi

HK$2,700 total

30 Aug - 31 Aug

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Top Shichinohe Hotel Reviews

ReLabo-Medical Spa&Stay-

10/10 Excellent

"Love the amenities"

Aomori Forest Hotel Annex

10/10 Excellent

"Clean room and 1 night stay. The check-in process was fast and easy. The best part is the hotel has parking nearby which I should have just parked there to unload my stuff. It was the last day of the Aomori Nebuta festival so parking lots were filled fast. I'm thankful that the hotel has parking lots nearby which I can use for my stay. I would say the room is comfortable enough for 1 person. The elevator is slow though as there is only 1 elevator. Distance is not near station but it is still a good walking distance."

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Aomori

10/10 Excellent

"Very good location near many restaurants and shops. Less than ten minutes walk to the main train station. Bus stops about half a block from the hotel. Lawson’s convenience store right down stairs for any snacks or drinks you might need. They provide you with bottled water every day . Clean towels and pajamas daily. Bed and room was comfortable. There’s an awesome sushi restaurant behind the hotel that’s excellent!"

ART HOTEL Aomori

8/10 Good

"The room put off a feeling "this is a pretty nice little room," the moment I walked in. The furniture was nice, the TV was "nice but not huge," the carpet was nice, the bathroom was nice. The big down-side: It was uncomfortably warm in that room (in July, in Aomori), although the fact that I brought my own fan pretty much offset that. **Positives: *The black-out curtains weren't messing around. Even when it was sunny out, you wouldn't know it, if you had them drawn; they also kept the room cooler, when drawn. *The bed was super-comfortable for both sleeping on and sitting on while working on my laptop. *The TV made it easy to plug in my Switch and play some TotK. *The bathroom was 'generally pretty nice' but the shower was a stand-out; powerful, warm, and convenient. A ~very nice~ shower. *Check-in was 'pretty quick and mostly painless;' check-out was 'handed a guy my card, said thank you and was on my way.' *There was one of each of a Family Mart, 7-11 and Lawson within maybe a 4-7 min radius of the hotel. **Neutral: *I didn't check to see if there was a coin laundry in the hotel. *There were two vending machines, but I didn't use them. I don't think they had either hot coffee (which I like after meals) or zero-calorie side (which I like ~with~ meals), so they weren't useful to me. *Negatives: *The AC was weak; I supplemented it with my electric hand-fan to stay comfortable. *Room was sparkling, except for spots that clearly go ignored (eg. trim; behind stuff)."

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