Daiwa Roynet Hotel Aomori

Close to JR Aomori Station, with great food options nearby: Nandaemon Yakiniku and a scallop restaurant nearby serve delicious food. It's clean, but not great value for money. Didn't have breakfast so can't comment on that. There's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs!

The hotel is about an 8-minute walk from the station, with restaurants and supermarkets lining the streets, which is very convenient for dining. The hotel itself is very grand, with a supermarket on the first floor. It also has two floors of public areas, including an ice machine and a microwave. Toiletries can be freely taken from the lobby. The hotel promotes environmental protection, suggesting guests have their rooms cleaned every three days. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, offering views of the beach and sunset on the left. We booked a twin room, but the beds were large and very comfortable. Breakfast is a pure Japanese-style meal. While there's no freshly ground coffee, it's pre-brewed and kept in a pot, with lidded paper cups provided, making it easy to grab another cup to go after finishing your meal. Overall, it was very good.

The hotel room was great. The view was excellent, and it's close to the station. I'll definitely come back next time. On this trip, I stayed at both the Daiwa Hotel and the Rybola Hotel. Both were pretty good, but the Daiwa offered better value for money.

The hotel is quite close to the train station, and the bathroom is particularly spacious. The front desk service is very friendly, and it's convenient to grab toiletries yourself. There's a convenience store downstairs, a mall across the street, and plenty of dining options nearby.

Not far from Aomori Station, the location is superb, with lots of great food nearby. It's super convenient to get to the product center and the port. Aomori after the start of autumn is crisp and refreshing, very comfortable.

I've always been a fan of the Daiwa Roynet brand, having stayed at their hotels in Kyoto, Kobe, Aomori, and other cities. This time, I accidentally left my iPad at the hotel. Trip.com staff were very proactive in helping me contact them, and the hotel was also very responsive, agreeing to arrange shipment after the Japanese holidays. I hope to receive my iPad smoothly.

The hotel room is very spacious, especially the bathroom, with excellent wet and dry separation. The hotel is also very close to the Apple factory and the train station, about a ten-minute walk away.

This was my second time visiting Aomori. My last trip was in mid-June. This time, I happened to catch the Nebuta Festival, and hotels were completely booked. The place I stayed at last time had quintupled its prices, so Trip.com recommended this Daiwa hotel to me. The hotel is quite good, not far from Aomori Station, an easy walk. The room was clean, on the compact side. There was a booking error this time, and while it wasn't resolved, Trip.com customer service was actively trying to help me throughout. In contrast, the hotel's agent was incredibly unprofessional in handling the issue. The hotel's service itself was excellent. The deducted service points are due to the agent.

Not bad, decent value for money, and the location is quite convenient. However, Aomori isn't very popular; it felt quite deserted on the streets, completely unlike the crowds in Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, or Nagoya.