"The stay was amazing. Host was helpful and the space itself was large and had a feel of a Japanese home. Highly recommend. Close to the bus and a convenience store."
"The stay was amazing. Host was helpful and the space itself was large and had a feel of a Japanese home. Highly recommend. Close to the bus and a convenience store."
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"The hotel was in a great location, situated above the Lovina market just beside the train station.
Staff were super sweet, onsen and spa were very lovely. Breakfast was great and healthy options as well.
I had a great time. Only downside was that the elevator is shared with the mall and sometimes took time."
"If you've stayed at an APA hotel before then you know what to expect (ie. small room, big TV), so I'll just skip to what stood out to me during this trip. **Positives: *Front desk was exceptionally helpful during check-in, streamlining the process. *Electrical outlets on either side of the bed kept me from running a power cable across the bed diagonally or sleeping at an angle, or something goofy like that. *The AC was highly effective, which is always welcome. When it's July, I'd rather have it get a bit chilly than be stuck somewhere where it's too warm. *I plugged my Switch in the TV and played it with no issues. *The bathroom was comfortable, the shower was nice. *A self-serve mini-conbini in the lobby, like at the Ayase location in Tokyo! Fun. I didn't use it, but had a stayed longer, I may have. **Neutral: *I only stayed here a single night so I didn't look into the laundry or vending machine offerings. **Negatives: *This was a REALLY narrow room; I basically sidled in-between the desk and the bed. It made doing Fitness Boxing 3 pretty awkward, but I managed."
"As someone who generally stays at APA hotels and the occasional capsule hotel, I'd consider this room to be "super-nice." It was a like an APA room but slightly more spacious and where most everything in the room was 'slightly nicer.' **Upsides: *The sliding door that separated the bedroom from the entryway went a long ways toward dampening sounds from the hallway, to the extent where I didn't hear anything when I had the door closed. *The bathroom was level with the entryway floor; it had the toilet and shower I've used at newer capsule hotels, but this time I didn't have to share them with anyone. *I didn't use the laundry room, but apparently the washing machine was free and the dryer cost 100yen per 20 minutes. Assuming the drying isn't "the slowest dryer I've yet to use in Japan" then this should come out to being a fine price for laundry. *The TV didn't prevent my from plugging in my Switch and playing some games. **Neutral: *Front desk was on the 4th floor, which I didn't see the sign saying until I'd taken a lap around the building, wondering where to go. *The two vending machines sold 'stuff I might buy,' but alas no hot coffee (which seems to require me to go to conbini for my after-meal cans of hot coffee, in Aomori in the summer). *There's apparently a public bath here, but I didn't use it. **Negatives: My view from the window was 'mostly of a wall,' although there was some cityscape from a certain angle."
"The room put off a feeling "this is a pretty nice little room," the moment I walked in. The furniture was nice, the TV was "nice but not huge," the carpet was nice, the bathroom was nice. The big down-side: It was uncomfortably warm in that room (in July, in Aomori), although the fact that I brought my own fan pretty much offset that. **Positives: *The black-out curtains weren't messing around. Even when it was sunny out, you wouldn't know it, if you had them drawn; they also kept the room cooler, when drawn. *The bed was super-comfortable for both sleeping on and sitting on while working on my laptop. *The TV made it easy to plug in my Switch and play some TotK. *The bathroom was 'generally pretty nice' but the shower was a stand-out; powerful, warm, and convenient. A ~very nice~ shower. *Check-in was 'pretty quick and mostly painless;' check-out was 'handed a guy my card, said thank you and was on my way.' *There was one of each of a Family Mart, 7-11 and Lawson within maybe a 4-7 min radius of the hotel. **Neutral: *I didn't check to see if there was a coin laundry in the hotel. *There were two vending machines, but I didn't use them. I don't think they had either hot coffee (which I like after meals) or zero-calorie side (which I like ~with~ meals), so they weren't useful to me. *Negatives: *The AC was weak; I supplemented it with my electric hand-fan to stay comfortable. *Room was sparkling, except for spots that clearly go ignored (eg. trim; behind stuff)."
Hostels are a great way to stay for a good value, so you can save your budget for fun things to do.
What is a hostel?
No two hostels look the same, but these dorm-style accommodations all have shared rooms (though many hostels offer private room options too), budget prices, and a social atmosphere.
What are the best hostels in Goshogawara?
Still deciding where to stay in Goshogawara? This hostel is popular: PittINN - Hostel - Property features include free WiFi, free parking, and tour assistance. Rooms come with towels, bed sheets, and free WiFi.
When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Goshogawara?
Good weather's always better when you're discovering new places, so here's some information about the local climate: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 68°F, while the coldest months are February and January with an average of 31°F. Average annual precipitation for Goshogawara is 54 inches.
What is there to see and do in Goshogawara?
Depending on your interests, you might like to check out some places near Goshogawara. Get out into nature with places like Jyusanko Lake, Ashino Park, and Tsugaru Quasi-National Park. Cultural attractions include House of Tachi Nebuta and Nakadomari Museum. Visit landmarks like Syayoukan and Tsushimake Shinzashiki.
What's the best way to get to and around Goshogawara while staying at a hostel?
Keep this information about transit options in and around Goshogawara on hand to make the most of your stay: You can search for flights to the nearest airport, which is Aomori Airport (AOJ), located 19.4 mi (31.3 km) away from the city center. After you've arrived, you may want to use public transit to get around. Take advantage of metro transit at Kawakura Station, Ashino-Kōen Station, and Kanagi Station. To see more of the surrounding area, hop on a train at Togawa Station, Tsugaru Goshogawara Station, or Goshogawara Station.