Fujiya Hotel

I went on a trip with my 20-something child and my elderly mother. I had forgotten to make a reservation for a pick-up from the station, but there was someone there, so I asked and they gladly agreed. The hot spring had a large bath and an open-air bath, and the water temperature was just right. There was also a sauna. The changing room was also clean. The meal plan included one night and two meals, and the amount of fish, wild vegetables, bamboo shoots and maitake mushrooms in a pot, tempura, etc. was so large that it was almost impossible to finish, and I was very satisfied. Breakfast was not a buffet, but Japanese food. There was no meat, so the 20-something child seemed a little disappointed. I'm sure there was meat at the restaurant outside the plan. Most of the guests were middle-aged to elderly, and we were the only young guests. I was satisfied, but overall, I got the impression that it was a hot spring for the elderly, including the food and location.

The hotel is very far from the train station. Must be picked up and dropped off by the hotel. At the hotel there is a large onsen separated for men and women. There is an outside zone as well. But the day we went there was rain in the evening. It snowed in the morning so we didn't go to the outside pond. Dinner was ok-good.

The room is very clean and the bathroom is also good. Like it

It was my first trip to Aomori in a few years, but being able to stay at Fujiya was the perfect way to conclude my trip. Service that is attentive to polite customers. Both dinner and breakfast are high quality with no feeling of omission. The bath was the best including the spring quality. The thick hot spring leaves your skin smooth after you get out of the bath. The outdoor bath was very nice. The view of the mountain stream from the room was also nice. I could feel the warmth unique to Aomori in each of the employees' words. Aomori is a bit far, but I would like to make time and repeat.

It is recommended. Good value for money whether traveling alone, with family or with friends. It's a casual ryokan, but the staff are very friendly and the hospitality makes you feel at home. I couldn't eat all the cooked rice for dinner, and I couldn't drink the local sake, so when I tried to take it home, they prepared rice balls for rice and a small tray for sake. After making the bed, there were small flowers in the room. Most of the dishes are prepared on a tray, but the large amount will fill you up. Next time I would like to go to Hirosaki when the cherry blossom festival is held.