Inn Sanyo
8.6
Excellent(47 reviews)
Terasawa-162 Hyakuzawa, Hirosaki, Aomori 036-1343, Japan
+81 172-83-2035
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Hotel Description
Inn Sanyo, located at Terasawa-162 Hyakuzawa, Hirosaki, Aomori 036-1343, Japan, offers guests a serene and traditional Japanese retreat surrounded by natural beauty. Situated near the scenic Mount Iwaki, this cozy inn is the perfect place to relax and unwind while exploring the vibrant surroundings. The hotel’s location is ideal for nature enthusiasts, with hiking trails and scenic views just a short distance away. Guests can immerse themselves in the region's rich history with visits to nearby attractions such as Hirosaki Castle and Hirosaki Park, both known for their breathtaking cherry blossoms and historic charm. The hotel's design embraces a rustic, traditional Japanese aesthetic, with an emphasis on natural materials and a warm, inviting atmosphere that will make you feel right at home.
The rooms at Inn Sanyo are designed with comfort in mind, featuring cozy furnishings, modern amenities, and peaceful décor that enhances relaxation. While the rooms may lack some of the modern luxuries found in larger hotels, they provide everything necessary for a restful stay, including Wi-Fi access and an onsen to help guests unwind. The onsen is one of the standout features of the hotel, offering a rejuvenating soak in soothing mineral waters—a perfect way to end a busy day of exploring.
In addition to the onsen, the hotel offers convenient amenities such as Wi-Fi and easy access to nearby restaurants, where you can enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine. Notably, there are several popular ramen spots just minutes away by taxi, including the famous Naka-no Shokudo and Yumoto Iwaki Onsen Shokudo.
The hotel's location also provides easy access to public transport, including a short walk to Iwakiyama-jinja Shrine and bus stations that connect you to other parts of the city. For those arriving by air, Aomori Airport is just a 1-hour drive away, providing seamless travel to and from the hotel.
Inn Sanyo also prioritizes health and safety, with essential measures in place to ensure a safe and comfortable stay. Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this charming inn offers a peaceful escape where guests can relax, explore, and experience the local culture at its finest.
We invite you to experience the tranquility and hospitality of Inn Sanyo, a place where traditional Japanese comfort meets the beauty of Aomori's natural surroundings.
The rooms at Inn Sanyo are designed with comfort in mind, featuring cozy furnishings, modern amenities, and peaceful décor that enhances relaxation. While the rooms may lack some of the modern luxuries found in larger hotels, they provide everything necessary for a restful stay, including Wi-Fi access and an onsen to help guests unwind. The onsen is one of the standout features of the hotel, offering a rejuvenating soak in soothing mineral waters—a perfect way to end a busy day of exploring.
In addition to the onsen, the hotel offers convenient amenities such as Wi-Fi and easy access to nearby restaurants, where you can enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine. Notably, there are several popular ramen spots just minutes away by taxi, including the famous Naka-no Shokudo and Yumoto Iwaki Onsen Shokudo.
The hotel's location also provides easy access to public transport, including a short walk to Iwakiyama-jinja Shrine and bus stations that connect you to other parts of the city. For those arriving by air, Aomori Airport is just a 1-hour drive away, providing seamless travel to and from the hotel.
Inn Sanyo also prioritizes health and safety, with essential measures in place to ensure a safe and comfortable stay. Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this charming inn offers a peaceful escape where guests can relax, explore, and experience the local culture at its finest.
We invite you to experience the tranquility and hospitality of Inn Sanyo, a place where traditional Japanese comfort meets the beauty of Aomori's natural surroundings.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Relaxing onsen facilities for rejuvenation and comfort.
2. Comfortable, cozy rooms designed for restful stays.
3. Located near Mount Iwaki, perfect for nature lovers.
4. Free Wi-Fi available in all rooms and public areas.
5. Convenient access to local attractions such as Hirosaki Castle and Hirosaki Park.
6. Popular ramen restaurants just a short taxi ride away.
7. Efficient access to public transportation, including nearby bus stops.
8. Traditional Japanese design with a serene, inviting atmosphere.
9. Health and safety measures ensuring a secure and comfortable stay.
7.2 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Hirosaki Castle
19 min
Mount Iwaki12 min
Hirosaki Park18 min
Iwakiyama-jinja Shrine12 min
Hirosaki Apple Park18 min
Nearest locations
なかの食堂
1 min
湯元岩木温泉食堂部2 min
Restaurant Kozakura7 min
アンクック12 min
Restaurant Door to the Forest13 min
Restaurant Cresson19 min
La Porte Blanche19 min
Cafe&Dining BAR La Fuul22 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 7.2 |
| Nearest airport | Aomori Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 1 min |
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Location
Terasawa-162 Hyakuzawa, Hirosaki, Aomori 036-1343, Japan
Airports:
Misawa Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 3 min
Transit: 5 hr 56 min
Aomori Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 1 min
Transit: 1 hr 46 min
Ōdate-Noshiro Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 31 min
Transit: 2 hr 59 min
Transit:
高照神社南口
Walking: 14 min
百沢東口
Walking: 7 min
百沢温泉前
Walking: 6 min
岩木山神社前
Walking: 2 min
Nearby locations
7.2
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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Aki Tani
5/5
I used it the night before climbing Mt. Iwaki.I wasn't expecting much because it was a weekday in August and the price was 4,550 yen without meals, but the beautiful tatami room had an air conditioner! They kept the room cool even though I called 10 minutes in advance to make a reservation.There was also a refrigerator in the room, a clean duvet (although I didn't use it because it was hot), a TV, and a kettle, so there was no inconvenience.The hotel was a little worried from the outside as it was old, but the inside was well-maintained, the bath was fed directly from the hot spring source (it was a little hot), and the washing machine was free (you need to bring your own detergent). did.There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, so it's best to bring your own food and drinks.
T WATAZAWA
4/5
Used for day-trip bathing on the way back from climbing Mt. Iwaki.The bathroom is small but clean.Naturally flowing from the source.The water was hot, but not hot.I wonder if I'll be happier if I use it during the cold season.
A K
5/5
The foot of Mt. Iwakioverflowing sourceMegumi no YuIdeal for a day trip bath after climbing a mountainRecommended
一田村（タムチャン）
3/5
Well, it's a pretty remote hot spring inn, but it's a base for staying overnight without meals, soaking in the hot springs, and climbing Mt. Iwaki.
hide and seek
5/5
A friendly inn for solo travelers without a car. I used it the night before climbing Mt. Iwaki. It's right next to the Iwakiyama Shrine bus stop. A low price of 5,500 yen + bathing tax for a room without meals during the three-day weekend. Although there is no bathroom, the room is clean and the bedding is clean. The room had good wi-fi access. There is a microwave, refrigerator, and kettle, so there is no problem if you buy food. The hot spring is small, with 6 washing areas and a bathtub that can accommodate only 3 or 4 people, but the water flows directly from the source. The hot water is just the right amount so you won't feel hot even after soaking in it for a long time. You can leave your luggage with us even after checking out, and you can use the hot springs for free after descending the mountain. The lady at the reception was also nice.By the way, a day trip to the hot springs costs 350 yen.There are some negative points, but in conclusion you should stay here.
畑中博信（Hirobee）
5/5
2023.9 visitThis hot spring inn is close to nearby tourist spots such as climbing Mt. Iwaki and visiting shrines. Although the facility is old, it is a very large inn.It takes more than 4 hours one way to walk from the trailhead to the top of the mountain, so using this Sanyo inn as your base is very convenient.There seemed to be a festival on 9/13.14.15, so I was practicing for the festival at night.Although you won't be able to see the festival, it seems that many people will come.In winter, there is a ski resort nearby, so you can enjoy it all year round.It is an important spot that is irresistible for mountain climbing enthusiasts.
miyako tabi
5/5
I stayed the night before climbing Mt. Iwaki. Staying on a Saturday and staying overnight without meals is 4,550 yen including bathing tax.Payment is by cash only.There are quite a few day trip hot spring users who think they are the only guests staying overnight.After checking in around 4pm, I went for a walk to Iwakiyama Shrine.Since it is the season for ``takekimi'', there are stalls selling ``takekimi''.Because the hot springs are hot, there is no cold bath, so we recommend taking a cold shower.The hair dryer is in the shape of a comb, so if you want a regular hair dryer, you can bring your own.It seems that a sumo ozeki has come here in the past.The room is for one person, the toilet and washroom are common, and there is no hand soap in the washroom.Towels are provided, and single-use shampoo and body soap are provided.It's not bad for a night, but the pillows are very hard.I woke up at night and softened it with a towel.
よしたつこ
5/5
It was a great inn to rest after climbing Mt. Iwaki ☺️The hall seems to have been used for summer sumo tours, and there are autographs from famous sumo wrestlers from the past. I was able to take a relaxing soak in the hot springs and do some laundry in between...Thank you for letting me use it for free and even providing me with a drying area 😭Although I only stayed here without meals, the human kindness of Tsugaru was an unforgettable memory.