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The moment we arrived and were shown to the lobby, we were greeted by nostalgic scenery and items. To be honest, the interior and furnishings pleasantly defied what you might expect from an “auberge.” It didn’t feel unpleasant at all—rather, it was a comforting space filled with a sense of nostalgia. Everything in the building was impeccably clean; even the wooden floors in the corridors were gleaming. Throughout the property, there were many handmade mini “info” posters with a wide variety of topics, and we really enjoyed reading them. Because the hot spring source temperature is low, it seems to be heated and circulated, but the water has a silky texture that left our skin smooth. The bath in our room was not hot spring water, but the view from the bathroom window was wonderful. Dinner is a full-course French meal, and breakfast is Japanese-style. Both were extremely satisfying in taste and portion size—we enjoyed them very much. There is also a good selection of drinks, and we appreciated how reasonably priced they were. The staff provided excellent service in every respect, with outstanding hospitality. For us coming from Nara, Abashiri in eastern Hokkaido is certainly not close—but this is an inn we absolutely want to visit again.

Stayed one night while sightseeing in Abashiri. The lakeside Hotel had a charming atmosphere and felt exciting even before check-in. Both the public areas and the room were spacious, with a calm, relaxing vibe that I really liked. Both dinner and breakfast were buffet-style. I enjoyed plenty of seafood such as crab, sashimi, and sushi. The selection wasn’t overwhelming, and the soft-serve ice cream for dessert was rich and creamy. The bath area was also spacious, with a covered open-air bath, so I could soak slowly even in the rain. I went three times and was very satisfied. It turned into a fun sightseeing trip.

For my first stay in Abashiri, I chose Abashiri Kanko Hotel. The building seems quite old, but it was very clean; the front desk area was spacious, and so was the room. I debated between a Japanese-style room in the main building and a twin room in the annex, and chose the annex twin. The room felt large and open, and the view of Lake Abashiri from the window was amazing. The baths were also great, with an open-air bath and good hot spring water quality. Dinner included all-you-can-drink alcohol and even naan curry. Breakfast was satisfying too, with a seafood bowl (salmon roe, scallops, crab, tuna). You can also have coffee on the 2nd floor. I woke up early to take a walk around Lake Abashiri; there were electric bicycles at the front desk that you can borrow early in the morning (it seems they lend them from 5:00 AM; only two available). The hotel is on a hill, but getting around by bike was easy. Many of the staff were from overseas, but their service was excellent overall—I'm glad I stayed here.

In today's world where service is expected, we simply offer a room, and that's it. Shared toilet and washroom. Enjoy the Onsen in the main building. Feel the passage of time in a simple and unadorned space.

This was my first stay in a year, and it was clean and comfortable. The temperature of the large public bath was just right for me. I fell asleep after coming back from drinks and missed the late-night soba, but it’s close to the shopping street with restaurants, and there’s a convenience store right in front, so it’s very convenient. In Abashiri, this would be my only choice personally.

The Facility is old, but it’s well cleaned and very tidy. The amenities were fully provided and made for a comfortable stay. The kids struggled a bit with the unfamiliar 3-piece unit bathroom, but it was a good experience. Personally, I was impressed by how easy the combination of the hair dryer holder and cable clip was to use. Yukata are also provided (they were better than those at a large lakeside Hotel). Since we only needed a place to sleep that day, the Facilities and service were more than sufficient. It’s conveniently located close to both the station and the bus stop. In the morning, we had a set breakfast at the Sukiya next door. I’d like to stay again and would recommend it.

Free drink bar (including alcohol), plus post-bath ice bars and probiotic drinks, and manga. Amazing! The bath water quality is great, and the rooms are clean. An Onsen stream runs alongside the Hotel and is beautifully illuminated. Dinner was a buffet, and they even had meaty snow crab. I couldn’t help but overeat. A highly recommended Accommodation.

Used this Hotel for an Eastern Hokkaido golf tour. We rented a tall SUV to load golf bags, and the parking lot includes flat areas, which was convenient. We had a Multiple Night Stay under separate Reservations, and thanks to the staff’s consideration we were able to stay in the same Room throughout, which was very helpful. The Onsen was great—very much what you’d expect from Dormy Inn—with a semi-open-air bath that felt wonderful. Breakfast was also excellent, with locally sourced ingredients and a very satisfying selection. We will stay here again on our next Eastern Hokkaido tour.

The Room was very clean. It was great to have the toilet and bathroom separated. The washroom was spacious and easy to use. I didn’t use it this time, but having a microwave in the Room seemed very convenient. Breakfast was provided as a bento-style meal, and it was more than satisfying. Thank you for the wonderful meal. I would love to stay again next time. Thank you very much.

From check-in to the room, everything went smoothly, and the Onsen, coffee, newspapers, breakfast, and parking were all free. There were also plenty of dinner options at the places you recommended, and we were very satisfied. We’ll be switching from other Business Hotels! The staff at check-in and in the breakfast area were very friendly. Thank you.

The location was great, and the bed was large and very comfortable. The complimentary breakfast had a good variety of options and was very satisfying. I would like to stay here again.

My flight was delayed, and I checked in around 20:28. It was just before the last order at the Hotel restaurant, Shenyang Hanten, but I was still able to enjoy the ankake yakisoba I had been looking forward to. I also appreciated being able to relax in the large public bath. After a good night’s sleep, I headed to Kiyosato Town for a half marathon the next day. I would like to stay here again.

Buffet-style dining is common at Hotels, but I was amazed that this buffet also came with generous servings of assorted seafood. Everything was delicious, and I ended up eating too much. There was also a great variety of desserts, which made it even more enjoyable. That day, I went to the Tulip Festival in Yubetsu Town—after seeing the beautiful flowers, breathing in the fresh air, and enjoying a wonderful meal, it became a truly memorable day.

I had never seen coral grass before, and since the Coral Grass Festival is in mid-September, I honestly didn’t have high expectations for an October stay. However, from the moment we entered the parking lot guided by the Kagariya signboard, all we could say was “Wow!” The two of us on this girls’ trip were greeted by a stunning view of fully bloomed coral grass. I had no idea the location was this perfect. Although the building is old, it was impeccably clean and comfortable. The highlight, however, was the food. When choosing the accommodation, I had looked at photos, and the simmered Kinki fish was the deciding factor. The freshly caught Kinki fish served was just as impressive, if not more. It was so delicious that we applauded. Every other dish was equally delightful, leaving us completely satisfied. We stayed in a room facing the lake, and the breathtaking view of Lake Notoro from the window in the morning was unforgettable. From sunrise to the changing light and the many birds flying in, even red-crowned cranes came to feed. Next time, I hope to enjoy a full-course Kinki fish meal.

Every year, I stay here on my way home from work. The Room with a view of Mt. Shari is spacious, quiet, clean, and has excellent air conditioning. The TV is small. The Onsen is also great. For meals, you can order à la carte at the restaurant and add a 60-minute all-you-can-drink plan for 1,500 yen. Sashimi dishes have disappeared from the menu... The staff are polite and welcoming, with friendly smiles.

This auberge is located in a mysterious area that ordinary tourists would never even pass through. The French cuisine, made with local ingredients, is exceptionally high quality. We requested wine pairing, and they mainly served white wines from Yoichi and Niki. It reminded us just how good Hokkaido wines are. All of the staff were very pleasant as well. We would love to visit again.

I had a comfortable stay with no complaints on my trip with the No Meals Included plan. Even though I stayed with the No Meals Included plan, there are restaurants nearby and the location is great, so I would definitely like to stay here again next time.

It was a wonderful hotel that blended beautifully into nature. We relaxed in the garden hammock and enjoyed the outdoors both day and night. The basement gift shop and game corner were also fun! The bath was excellent, and we enjoyed a leisurely, filling meal with our family.

My flight arrived at Memanbetsu Airport at 18:30. I wanted to order dinner as well, but it seemed I would need to finish eating by 20:00, so I decided not to. Since nearby restaurants close early, I ended up having a convenience store bento for dinner. The Haseko Mart bento was really delicious. Highly recommended.