Hotels with car park in Aomori

"The Daiwa Roynet stands out as a dark monolith, quite hard to miss - just follow the covered footpath, if you are coming from the station (5-10 min). Opened in September 2018 it is the newest of Aomori hotels. French windows (which cannot be opened) gives a super view on the city centre, the bathroom is not one of these plastic cubical bathroom which you find in many business hotels (of the 90s and later). Breakfast is served in the restaurant on groundfloor - the buffet is sufficient, great coffee from the barrister but lacks fresh fruit (and seafood). There is a Lawson next to the entrance (as the lobby is on first floor). Opposite is a department store and a book shop. I enjoyed my stay, would come again."

"This hotel was very close to the tourist information place in Aomori which was convenient. The staff doesn't have much English but they were helpful and friendly. We didn't eat in the hotel restaurant so I can't say anything about that; the review forces me to address food so I am talking about food at little restaurants not the hotel. There is a hole in the wall type restaurant across the street that everyone should check out. We had a great experience with our little Japanese and their little English. It is also practically next door to a shrine to the best water in Japan. We will stay here again when we got to the Aomori area to see Mt. Osore."

"Our family of 4 spent 5nights in this hotel. No complaints, everyone was satisfied. Spacious room, Big bathtub, good amenities and clean. Their service is one of the best among the japan hotels i had stayed. Tho they do not speak good English but they will try their best to answer our questions. To the extend of searching online, calling to check and providing us with a few options or alternatives. Breakfast was simple, fresh and tasty. Lawson and few restaurants/cafe below (beside) the hotel. Complimentary parking and we were nearby to most attractions. Would definitely stay in Richmond hotel if we are back in Aomori! "

"I always enjoy staing at Hotel Route Inns in Japan. There are not all in the same state of maintenance, but ususally you are guaranteed three things: a good standard Japanese hotel room, a communal spa to enjoy the tradional hot o'furo and a good buffet breakfast. The Aomori Hotel Route Inn didn't disappoint. In addition, the location was excellent as the fish market, festival museum, tourism information office and main railway and bus station where just a few metres away. The staff was efficient and friendly. I would recommend this hotel as it represents excellent value for money in a great location."

"Standard chain hotel in Japan. Good value, clean but very small. Do note that the hotel does provide parking but there are very few lots (approx. 6-7 only). Hence if there aren't any more guest lots, you would have to pay for parking located about 150m away. Do note there are 2 APA hotels in Aomori. This one is further away from the train station. We made a mistake and first went to the one nearer the train station. I do not recommend staying at that APA hotel if you have a lot of luggage. There is a huge staircase at the entrance of the APA hotel nearer to the train station. That hotel has even less parking too! Just 2 lots for guests."

"The Daiwa Roynet stands out as a dark monolith, quite hard to miss - just follow the covered footpath, if you are coming from the station (5-10 min). Opened in September 2018 it is the newest of Aomori hotels. French windows (which cannot be opened) gives a super view on the city centre, the bathroom is not one of these plastic cubical bathroom which you find in many business hotels (of the 90s and later). Breakfast is served in the restaurant on groundfloor - the buffet is sufficient, great coffee from the barrister but lacks fresh fruit (and seafood). There is a Lawson next to the entrance (as the lobby is on first floor). Opposite is a department store and a book shop. I enjoyed my stay, would come again."