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Aomoriya

Hotel · Aomori, Japan

Aomoriya

Aomoriya sits in Misawa, Aomori, where paper floats from the Nebuta Matsuri decorate the grounds year-round and guests can try regional crafts and soak in five onsen baths.

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Overview

Aomoriya stands in Misawa, a town in Aomori prefecture at Japan's northern tip, on 72 hectares across three buildings holding 236 rooms. The property is styled as a representation of rural Aomori life: horse-drawn carriages travel paths past traditional Japanese houses, while paper floats inspired by the Nebuta Matsuri fire festival decorate the grounds year-round, with flute and drum music marking out the festive mood.

Afternoons can be spent on regional crafts such as weaving and lacquerware decorating, followed by a locally inspired meal. Five onsen options are available, including an indoor bath scented with Hiba wood, an outdoor bath set beside a pond, and a foot bath that looks over the park. A spa and massage facility, a public bath, a pool and a playroom round out the property's wellness and family offerings.

Rooms draw on local materials and craftwork: the Hokko-Ringo room carries an apple motif, the Aomori Nebuta Room is decorated with paper sculptures and a ceiling painting inspired by the Nebuta festival, and the Azumashi room uses Yawata-Uma wooden horse charms and Nanbu Saki Ori weaving. Dining runs from the buffet restaurant Noresore Shokudo, which serves around 80 Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes, to the sake-focused bar Yottemare Sakaba and two lounges, Irori and Yawatauma. A shuttle connects Aomoriya with Misawa Station and Misawa Airport, and dog-friendly rooms accept up to two dogs under 20kg each.

Rooms
236
Minimum stay
1 night
Check in
15:00
Check out
12:00

Why we like it

  • Paper floats inspired by the Aomori Nebuta Matsuri decorate the grounds year-round, with flute and drum music.
  • Five onsen options include a Hiba-scented indoor bath, a pond-side outdoor bath and a panoramic foot bath.
  • Guests can try regional crafts such as weaving and lacquerware decorating before a locally inspired meal.
  • The property covers 72 hectares across three buildings with 236 rooms.
  • A shuttle service links Aomoriya with Misawa Station and Misawa Airport.
  • Dog-friendly rooms accept up to two dogs under 20kg each.

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Rooms & suites

Categories shown for orientation. Your travel advisor will confirm which are available for your dates and recommend the one that suits the trip.

  • Hokko-Ringo

    A Japanese-style room with an apple-inspired theme, framed by an apple-motif arch over the living space, intended as a gathering spot for the whole party.

    43 m²
    Up to 3 guests
    Two beds (210×110cm) plus a sofa bed for a third guest.

  • Aomori Nebuta Room

    A twin room decorated with paper sculptures inspired by the Nebuta Matsuri paper floats, with a painted ceiling above the bed.

    71 m²
    Up to 3 guests
    Twin, 196×112cm beds, with a third bed for three guests.

  • Azumashi (Japanese Style Room)

    A Japanese-style twin room furnished with regional craftwork, including Yawata-Uma wooden horse charms and Nanbu Saki Ori woven cloth. Azumashi is Aomori dialect for comfortable.

    43 m²
    Up to 4 guests
    Twin, 196×112cm beds.

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Café/Lounge
  • Spa/Massage
  • Onsen
  • Public bath
  • Playroom
  • Pool
  • Meeting room
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Free parking
  • EV charging
  • Dog-friendly rooms

Reserving through us

Included when your travel advisor confirms this stay

  • Daily breakfast for two
  • Room upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
  • Property credit or equivalent where the house offers one
  • Early check in and late check out on request
  • Welcome amenity and your travel agent known to the general manager

Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.

Location

Aomori, Japan

The north of the main island: deep snow, autumn gorges and almost no other visitors.

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Questions

Is Aomoriya family friendly?
Yes. Baby beds, baby baths, diaper bins, children's toilet seats and toys are available to rent, and children are welcomed in the restaurants and lounges.
Are pets allowed at Aomoriya?
Dogs are welcome in designated Dog-Friendly Rooms, with up to two dogs under 20kg permitted per room.
How do guests get to Aomoriya?
Aomoriya is a 15-minute walk from Misawa Station, and a shuttle service runs from both Misawa Station and Misawa Airport.
What onsen facilities does Aomoriya have?
The property offers five onsen options, including an indoor bath scented with Hiba wood, an outdoor bath surrounded by a pond, and a foot bath with a view over the grounds.
What dining options are available?
Noresore Shokudo serves a buffet of around 80 Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes, Yottemare Sakaba is a bar specialising in regional sake, and Irori Lounge and Yawatauma Lounge offer drinks in more relaxed settings.

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