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The staff was kind and very helpful.

I stayed here for sightseeing. The Facility is old, but the staff were so kind that it didn’t bother me at all, and the meals were delicious. It wasn’t flashy, but many ingredients from Aomori were used, and the flavors were exceptional. Also, the sake was from Towada and was simply very good. If you’re taking the bus instead of driving, I recommend boarding at Hachinohe Station or Misawa Station and getting off at Towada City Chuo, as it’s very close to the Hotel. There is also a large local supermarket within walking distance from the Hotel, so you can get most things you need. If I have a chance to visit Towada again, I’d love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

Conveniently located near the station, with a convenience store within walking distance. There is also a large public bath available from evening until late at night. The Room is clean and comfortable.

Sorry for the late Review, but the hostess asked me to leave one, so here it is (lol). From the entrance, the calm atmosphere was wonderful! We didn’t go into the sea this time, but the beach right in front was crowded. There’s a great photo spot right next door, so we took lots of pictures with the sunset! It’s also beautifully lit up at night. Since there are only a few Rooms, we had a very comfortable stay. The large public bath and open-air bath are available anytime, and late at night we could use them almost privately—the sea breeze felt amazing. We also used the in-room bath morning and night, and it was very relaxing. Meals are served in semi-private dining spaces, so we could eat at our own pace. The portions were satisfying even for a man, and everything was delicious! It had a homey feel, and all of the staff provided great service. Thank you as well for giving my girlfriend a small gift when we were leaving! We’d love to come back in winter for crab!

The food was absolutely delicious. The Room was clean, and all the staff were courteous, so I was able to relax and enjoy a quiet stay. Thank you very much.

Soaking in the Onsen surrounded by nature is truly uplifting. Just an hour from Nagoya is also a plus.

I’m glad I chose Rishiri Fuji Kanko Hotel for the first night of my Rishiri–Rebun trip. It’s conveniently located just a short walk from the ferry terminal, which made it easy to get an early start the next day. The Room was clean and had a great view, making for a very pleasant stay. The morning Hime-numa mini tour also became a wonderful memory.

Stayed for one night from a weekday to the day before a holiday. Both the building and the Room had a classic feel, but it was comfortable. Above all, the rice at breakfast was delicious. I ate various meals after this as well, but this was the best. The aroma and moisture level were perfect.

This was the cleanest place I’ve stayed so far.

It’s very close to JR Futsukaichi Station, so you can walk there even with luggage such as a suitcase. A flashy sign that looks like an imitation of Thomas is the landmark. The staff member who assisted us at check-in was also a foreigner, and was very polite. The Room feels like a studio apartment. There is a shoe cabinet, a washing machine, and the toilet is separate; the bathroom is a unit bath. Everything was very clean and well maintained. The closet is also large. There’s a refrigerator, microwave, gas stove, and sink, so you can cook if you want. Detergent for both laundry and dishwashing is provided—please feel free to use it. The bed is a queen-size low bed. The mattress was as soft as a waterbed; if you like soft mattresses it’s great, but if you prefer something firmer it might hurt your lower back. There are mirrors in the bathroom or on the closet—two full-length mirrors—so when doing your hair or makeup (especially using a hair iron), there wasn’t an outlet nearby and there was no extension cord, which made it a bit difficult to style my hair right at the limit of the cord length. An outlet near the mirror would be convenient (though outlets near water may be unsafe). It’s inexpensive, clean, and convenient with a convenience store nearby. I’d like to stay again.

At this Hotel, yellow and pink LOVOT robots welcome you in the lobby. I have been staying here for a while due to personal circumstances, and the staff are kind—I’m glad I chose to stay at this Hotel.

This was my first stay. The Queen Room has a proper partition between the toilet and bathroom, a large bathtub, and free-flowing hot spring water. The price was reasonable, and even with No Meals Included, there are many shops nearby, which was convenient. The parking lot is spacious, but it seems to fill up quickly, so I recommend checking in early.

I chose this property for its excellent location close to my destination. The staff were friendly and attentive, which made my stay very enjoyable. I also appreciate that they kindly accommodated my rather bold requests. Breakfast was great too—I was happy to have a satisfying Japanese-style meal. I would love to stay again if I have the chance.

Business trip, one-night stay. I stay at hotels and ryokans about 60-70 nights a year for business and travel. - Location: Conveniently located near Susukino Station, surrounded by many convenience stores and dining options, making it ideal for enjoying Sapporo's nightlife. - Room: A standard room typical of an international hotel chain. Not particularly luxurious but clean and comfortable. - Facility: As a limited-service hotel, there are few shared facilities available. This is more suited for those who prefer exploring the city rather than spending time in the accommodation itself. The overall impression is that the facility is starting to show its age slightly. - Service: Interaction was limited to check-in at the front desk, but the service was efficient and professional. One mistake on my part was not noticing that parking was available at the hotel; I ended up using a nearby parking lot instead, though there wasn’t much difference in price. - Dining: Having stayed at several Holiday Inn hotels in other regions before, this one offered an excellent breakfast buffet by comparison. The menu had a wide variety of options including fresh sashimi, vegetables, and local delicacies from Hokkaido that are perfect for tourists visiting the area. - Overall satisfaction: As part of IHG Hotels & Resorts, it meets basic quality standards without offering anything particularly extraordinary to captivate guests' hearts—but there’s nothing to complain about either! If you're looking to stay in Susukino area specifically, this hotel can be considered as an option despite being slightly pricier due to its international brand status—something that also reflects its loyal fan base!

The staff were very polite and attentive.\nWhen I ran into a staff member in the elevator, they kept bowing until the doors closed after getting off!\nBreakfast offered a good variety and was delicious.\nI would like to stay here again.

I stayed for one night before visiting my aunt in Narutō. I walked to the Hotel from Togane Station. It was easy to find along the main road, and there were plenty of restaurants nearby, making it a convenient location for meals. The Room was spacious enough for one person, clean, and quiet. I had no issues during my stay.

I stayed here after a concert in Shibuya. It was very convenient because it was right near the venue. The atmosphere was great and didn’t spoil the lingering excitement from the concert. There’s also a restaurant on the first floor, which was perfect for grabbing a light bite after the show. The staff were friendly, and they can also store your luggage before the concert.

Because my university entrance exam was on a weekday and the location was far away, I stayed here for the exam. My schedule wasn’t confirmed until the last minute, so I booked the Room as two separate one-night stays (two nights total). Normally I would have had to check out once, but they kindly accommodated my request and allowed me to stay in the same Room for a Multiple Night Stay. I was able to study calmly before the exam, and I truly appreciated it. Thank you very much.

It was affordable considering how close it is to the station. The entrance is on the back side of a main road, so it was surprisingly hard to find nearby and difficult to spot even with navigation on. I understood where it was when I looked from farther away while leaving. There were two croissants in the Room, and although I didn’t expect much, they were amazingly delicious—so good that I felt bad for underestimating them! The elevator ran quietly, there was a microwave in front of the elevator, and there was also a vending machine on the floor where I stayed. (Quite a few items were sold out, but I didn’t plan to buy anything so it didn’t bother me.) The front desk staff were kind, and parking was 500 yen, which was great. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

The location is very convenient, as it is right next to the station and bus terminal. The Room was clean, quiet, and comfortable. Although there is a large public bath, it operates on a time-based schedule with separate hours for men and women, and the washing area has only three stations and feels cramped. The in-room unit bath is also small and not very easy to use. I always stay in a non-smoking Room since I don’t smoke, so it was disappointing that the smoking room that should have been on the first floor was no longer available.