Business Inn Akiraso

It's a 5-minute walk from Hirosaki Station, and if you walk to the front of the station, there are convenience stores, restaurants, and pubs.There is no coin laundry, which may be difficult for long-term guests.The toilet and bath are shared, and you will use them when they are vacant.The rooms are fully air-conditioned and are cleaned daily.

Conveniently located near Hirosaki Station. Parking is free, and the baths are large. If you don't get a key when you go out, the first key you get is too big to fit in your pocket.

I stayed there on a snowy day, so it was difficult to walk and it felt surprisingly far from the station.The 7-Eleven near the station is the closest place to easily shop from your accommodation.I stayed in a room on the second floor.There were evacuation equipment, including evacuation exit lights, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and heat detectors in the room.Those who are concerned about security may be a little concerned about the lock on the room door.Mitarai is not in the room, but is shared on the 1st and 2nd floors.I was given a pot of hot water so I could drink tea in my room.Yukata and toothpaste were in the room so you can use them.I am not aware of the meals as I am staying without meals.I don't know if the air conditioner was out of order, but the room had a heating system that could be used during the winter, so I was able to use it comfortably.The unused 2-outlet outlet used for the TV and heating equipment was available for use, so you will be able to use 2 outlets.The bathhouse is located on the first floor and is open from 18:00 to 22:00.Is the bathtub big enough for two people?There are two places to wash your body.I understand that shampoo and body soap were provided.I don't know if it is used in the morning, so is it possible to use it? And we don't know the usage time.The room I stayed in was close to the Mitarai, so I was a little concerned about the noise of other guests washing their hands in the bathroom.Personally, I was in an environment with poor footing, so I was grateful that it was close to the station, and other accommodations were fully booked, so it was really helpful.

This is not a business inn, Koso. GM is wrong. The location is a drunken treatment center. Please correct it.

This is a business inn with a homely feel.The owner, the landlady, will welcome you warmly. 🍎I got some juice (lol)I didn't order any food, so I gave the service a 4 star rating without any information, but everything else was good.The bath, toilet, and washroom are shared, but they were clean and I didn't feel stressed.The room wasn't that big, but it was clean and it was a relaxing space.Since the price is reasonable, I thought it would be a good place to use as a base for sightseeing.

Easy access, about 3 minutes walk from Hirosaki StationThe room, bath, sink, and toilet give off a sense of age.First of all, in the room, there was a futon in a Japanese-style room, and a toothbrush, bath towel, and face towel on an old drawer that looked like the one I had seen at my grandparents' house. There was no problem with cleanliness. There are no electrical outlets near the bedside as this is an old building.There is a communal bath on the first floor, with two washing areas and one bathtub that can accommodate two people. When I went in the morning, the water was lukewarm. Also, when you set the shower to hot water mode, the water force suddenly weakens. I have to wait about 3 minutes for the hot water to come out, so in winter I feel like I'm freezing to death.The toilet has been renovated into a Western styleAs for the bathroom, there was a shared toothpaste cup, but I was reluctant to use it, so I rinsed it off with my hands.There was a hair dryer in the washroom, but the wind was as strong as Achiachi's breath.When I visited around 21:00, the landlady was falling asleep at the front desk and I had a hard time waking her up, so I think it's best to check in early lol.

Cheap. Customer service is also polite.