Hotel Grandmer Sankaisou

This newly renovated hotel in Ajigasawa Onsen is beautiful and boasts a great view. For dinner, you can enjoy a Japanese banquet with live abalone teppanyaki, and since it's all-inclusive, you can also enjoy all-you-can-drink, making it a great deal. You can relax in the spacious large communal bath and open-air bath. This is a highly recommended hotel where you can enjoy Japanese cuisine centered around seafood and an open-air bath.

How about "Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou"? It is a scenic hotel surrounded by the beautiful Sea of Japan, Mt. Iwaki, and Shirakami Mountains. You can enjoy the hot springs in the large, open-air bath, the refreshing open-air bath overlooking the Sea of Japan, and the private bath. For dinner, we had a delicious Japanese meal made with luxurious ingredients such as live abalone, the rare fish of Ajigasawa, the huchen, and domestic black-haired wagyu beef.

Along the Gono Line, you can feel the atmosphere of the north. If you want to leaf peeping in the Shirakami Mountains, the Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou was great. It is the most luxurious hotel in the area. I was impressed by the view of the majestic Sea of Japan from the open-air bath.

Sankaisou is a hotel located on a magnificent site. The hotel has a rare spring quality, where seawater has turned into a natural hot spring, and there is a large public bath and an open-air bath that feels very spacious, which was very pleasant. The meals are buffet style, but you can choose from delicacies such as wagyu steak and abalone teppanyaki, and the portions are very filling. It was a very satisfying hotel.

We recommend Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou, located in an excellent location surrounded by the Sea of Japan and Mt. Iwaki in Nishitsugaru County. You can view the majestic Sea of Japan from the open-air bath and relax while enjoying the 300,000-year-old fossil seawater hot spring. The food is seasonal seafood dishes. The interior is a beautiful Japanese-Western style Ryokan (Japanese inn) filled with the charm of Taisho era romance.

A great location where you can see the ocean from the rooms and baths. The food was delicious and had a wide variety of dishes for both breakfast and dinner. There was a Tsugaru shamisen performance when I stayed there, which was fun. There were various drinks available in the lounge. The local sake was also delicious.

This hotel is located along the Gono Line, and offers a view of the mountains and the sea. There was a guidebook for the Shirakami-Sanchi trekking course nearby. The hotel was very spacious, with a Japanese-Western style interior, and had a classical and retro atmosphere. The hot spring was also spacious, and I enjoyed the view of the sea from the indoor bath.

I was able to enjoy seafood, mountain produce, and hot springs while looking out at the Sea of Japan. The nearest station is Ajigasawa Station on the JR Gono Line, but there was a shuttle bus to the inn. The inside of the building has a Taisho-era romantic atmosphere and is decorated with retro and stylish interiors.

How about Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou? The nearest station is Ajigasawa Station on the JR Gono Line, and there is a free shuttle from there, so it's very convenient. The room was an elegant Japanese-style room, and we could see the ocean from the room. The large communal bath and open-air bath were both Japanese and Western-style, and it was great to be able to see the ocean from the bath. The food was also a buffet, mainly using local Aomori ingredients, and we could enjoy freshly cooked food in the open kitchen.

I recommend "Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou". The hotel is located in a magnificent location surrounded by the Sea of Japan, Tsugaru Fuji "Mt. Iwaki", and the World Heritage Site "Shirakami-Sanchi". The food was very satisfying, with a menu that included local cuisine. The hot spring was also relaxing, with a view of the sea.

I stayed here when I went on a trip to Aomori before. It was a memorable stay where I could see the rough sea of the Sea of Japan. The hotel I stayed at on that occasion was "Ajigasawa Onsen Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou" in Nishitsugaru. The Sea of Japan in winter and Tohoku in winter are recommended.

This hotel is located in a magnificent location surrounded by the beautiful Sea of Japan, Mount Iwaki, the Tsugaru Fuji, and the Shirakami Mountains, a World Heritage Site. I was told that I could see the sunset from my room around 5:30, and I was able to see a truly beautiful sunset. The food was very satisfying, with a menu that included local cuisine. I also enjoyed the free shamisen live performance, hearing the Tsugaru dialect.

How about "Hotel Grand Mer Sankaisou"? It is located about a 20-minute walk from Ajigasawa Station. The bath is a rare natural hot spring made from ancient seawater, and after bathing, my body remained warm and relaxed. The view from the bath was impressive, as I could see the magnificent sea. There was also a private bath, which would be good for married couple to use.

This hotel is adjacent to the Sea of Japan and Mt. Iwaki. I stayed in a Japanese-style room with a view of the Sea of Japan, and there was a wide veranda where I could relax and enjoy the view. The Japanese-style room was spacious and relaxing. It was also great to be able to enjoy the view of the sea while drinking coffee in the lounge. The bath is a rare hot spring that is made from ancient seawater known as "fossil seawater" that has become natural hot spring water, and the open-air bath and large bath with a view of the sea right in front of you were very relaxing. Breakfast and dinner were served buffet style with dishes made with local ingredients.

This hotel faces the Sea of Japan in Nishitsugaru, Aomori Prefecture. There was a wonderful open-air bath, and it felt really good to bathe in the snow. My skin became so smooth. The food was buffet style, and included a local menu that focused on ingredients from Ajigasawa. You could see the cooking in the open kitchen, and it was delicious to eat freshly cooked food.

The magnificent view overlooking the Sea of Japan and the location surrounded by the Shirakami Mountains allowed me to refresh both body and mind. I was able to relax and enjoy the ocean view while soaking in the fossil seawater hot spring in the spacious bath. With the all-inclusive plan, I was able to enjoy freshly cooked meals made with locally produced ingredients, and the local sake "Andong Suigun" was also delicious. I also enjoyed a live shamisen performance after the meal.