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I visited Yakage Accommodation last year as well. This year, I made a last-minute reservation and was able to stay at Kura Inn. Unfortunately, the nearby bathing facility seems to be under renovation this year. Staying in a building with a historical atmosphere is always enjoyable. The room is compact but equipped with new facilities like a sink, toilet, and shower room, making it comfortable. It would be nice to have additional hooks or shelves near the sink or air conditioner. While tea is provided in the room, having some small snacks would be appreciated. It would also be great if cleansing products, lotion, emulsion, face masks, headbands, and cotton swabs were available either in the room or at the front desk. Since the buildings look similar in design, having a clear marker for the front desk would help. The parking area was hard to locate; prior information about where to park would be helpful. The meals were served in a historically rich dining space and featured beautifully presented seasonal seafood that was absolutely delicious! However, the air conditioning felt too cold during dinner time. Breakfast was also delightful; enjoying it while overlooking the garden added charm—grilled fish along with sweet rolled omelets and creatively arranged side dishes and salads were all incredibly tasty!

The building feels like an apartment. The Room has simple furnishings that create a fresh, comfortable atmosphere. You can go out after reception hours; there is no curfew. I received a towel set and a toothbrush. I used a rental car and parked at a Times parking lot (up to 500 yen). There are quite a few one-way streets, so be careful. The Hotel parking fee is 500 yen per car, and up to three cars can park. You can get almost everything you need at the 24-hour Mega Center Trial Asahikawa store (12 minutes on foot / 3 minutes by car, 850 m). Showers are on the first floor (women-only and shared for men and women). Two washing machines are free to use (no detergent; air-dry function available). There is no dryer, so I rated the Facility 4/5. The toilet and microwave are outside the Room. Free and paid items are listed in the in-room guidebook. Some areas feel like a maze. From April 1, 2026, an “Asahikawa City Accommodation Tax” of 200 yen per person per night has been introduced for Accommodations within Asahikawa City. The Hotel staff informed me about it. I was impressed by the courteous service for under 4,000 yen—it made me feel safe and comfortable. I was glad my Room was on the second floor. Don’t miss travel agency sales.

The reception staff and housekeeping were all very pleasant, and the Room was clean and comfortable, allowing for a quiet stay. It is close to the station, with a supermarket, market, and convenience store nearby. Even during the Nebuta season, it was only about a 15-minute walk to the venue—an excellent location overall. I’m glad I stayed here.

The Onsen was excellent. Reasonably priced and the meals were decent, it's a Hotel I would like to visit again.

It was better than I expected! Great value for the price. My dog was happy too. If I had to mention anything, the bedroom scent was a bit too strong—maybe the previous guests used a lot of fragrance. Also, it was hard to find the toothbrushes. And it would have been helpful to have clearer instructions for using the BBQ (there were some, but they seemed to assume charcoal use). That said, overall it was clean and well-equipped. Even during Golden Week, the price felt fair, and it’s an Accommodation I can’t help but want to stay at again.

The notification email from IKYU.com included directions from the station exit and walking time, which was very convenient. The Room was well-cleaned and spotless. Breakfast included rice and miso soup, which I appreciated as a fan of Japanese cuisine. The Hotel is located right in the middle of a bustling area, making it very convenient. This is not the Hotel's fault, but I woke up at night due to loud voices or noises in the hallway. It seemed to be from foreign guests. It would be nice if it could stay quiet during nighttime. That's all!

The interior and exterior were clean and just like the photos. The facility was modern, and the guest room was clean and comfortable. A microwave was installed in the guest room, and the refrigerator had a large capacity, making it perfect as a base for sightseeing despite being a business hotel. It caters to foreign guests, and on my stay, I didn't see any other Japanese guests. It is recommended for those who don't mind this aspect.

I walked from Kyoshi Station; it took about 20 minutes on foot. The area is quiet with very few houses nearby. The Room had twin beds. There was a refrigerator and a microwave. Everything was properly cleaned. There was also a cup noodle vending machine. It was inexpensive and good value.

I stayed here after using Haneda Airport. It was a 3-minute walk from the nearest station even with a large suitcase, and I arrived without getting lost using smartphone navigation. There was also a convenience store on the way, so I think the location is good. Two of us stayed in a double room, and it was just barely large enough to open two 60-liter suitcases at the same time. Overall, it was neither particularly good nor bad for our stay.

We stayed here as a couple during a trip to Lake Biwa on the Saturday of a three-day weekend. Although it was very affordable, the room was spacious, and we had a relaxing time. The large public bath was designated for men that day, but since we were able to make a reservation, we enjoyed it as a private bath and had an incredibly luxurious experience. There are places nearby within walking distance for dining and shopping, which made our stay even more satisfying! Above all, the seasoning of the side dishes and miso soup at breakfast was absolutely delicious—it was perfect! The foreign staff at reception kindly answered my questions with great effort and provided excellent service. I would love to stay here again for another budget-friendly trip! Thank you very much.

It was a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation with a strong Showa-era feel, featuring Japanese meals, Rooms, and shared toilets and washbasins—what you’d call a classic guesthouse. The staff were attentive, the place felt well cleaned, and the meals were simple. For dinner, I was surprised to receive such a generous sashimi platter that I wondered if there had been a mix-up—but it was delicious!

I was looking for an affordable Hotel in Hakodate with a large public bath. I wasn’t expecting much—No Meals Included was fine—but it turned out to be better than I thought. The building is old, but guests can use the hot stone sauna for free, and towels and loungewear are provided. Water is also available with cups provided. (Non-guests: 2,500 yen!) It was a Friday, but it felt like we had the place to ourselves. There were also free full-body massage chairs (I heard there weren’t any for men). You can also make Misuzu Coffee for free in the 1st-floor lobby and take it back to your Room. On the 1st floor, you can fill a container with your preferred shampoo and conditioner to take with you. Free late-night soba is also available. I’d like to stay here again next time.

Although it was a 2-night, 3-day Multiple Night Stay, the Hotel was clean, the service was excellent, and I was satisfied with everything. It’s a Hotel I would like to use again.

The front desk staff provides excellent service. The building itself is old, which cannot be helped. Since it hasn't been renovated, it's understandable. Considering the price, it's reasonable. The underground parking entrance is narrow, so it might be challenging for large vehicles. If you're not confident in your driving skills, please take caution.

The building was a bit old, but the Room was clean, spacious, and comfortable to stay in. The duvet was slightly small (with frills around it), so it felt a bit cold, but the front desk staff were extremely accommodating. The dining hall staff were also very cheerful and friendly, and the breakfast was delicious. I would love to stay at this Hotel again.

I was very satisfied because I prefer free-flowing Onsen straight from the source (I don’t like recirculated baths). For those who like natural hot spring water, the open-air bath seems especially highly rated. It’s also great that families can bathe together. All of the meals were delicious—nothing felt like an afterthought. I love places with a Showa-era atmosphere, so I’d like to visit again someday.

The Room was too dark and difficult to use, and it was disappointing that there was no information on how to use the parking lot. I think the front desk staff handled things well.

The convenient location near the station is a plus, and the Hotel offers Wi-Fi, large beds, and TVs. There are many free VOD titles available, including some of the latest movies, making for a relaxing stay. For domestic travel, APA Hotel is always one of my top choices. I was too tired and went straight to bed, so I didn't use the bath.

The Hotel is located right next to train tracks and a highway, so it generally doesn't get quiet until late at night. Earplugs are essential for staying here. VOD was available for free, so I watched it in the early morning after being woken up by the sound of trains until I started my day. The double bed was spacious and comfortable.

Due to a family bereavement, we made a Reservation for three Rooms for our family. I wrote in the request section that we would prefer to be on the same floor if possible. We were told that there was a newly renovated Room available, and that they upgraded us compared with what we had booked. However, they also warned us: “The doors may be hard to close, so please be careful.” The door of the Room I used closed properly, but it did seem that the other two Rooms needed a firm push for the lock to catch. I was glad we had been informed at check-in. *At check-out, I saw staff adjusting doors on other Rooms on our floor, so it may be fixed now. There were books on the even-numbered floors, and the kids borrowed Chiikawa. They probably didn’t have much time to read, but they seemed happy. Breakfast was at Cocos on the first floor. The selection wasn’t large, but the waffles and unlimited drinks were very popular with the kids as well. Across Route 1 there is a convenience store and My Basket; there’s a bus stop right in front; and Magome Station is next door. It’s a very convenient Hotel for quick shopping and transportation. We also appreciated the coffee and tea in the lobby.