สถานี Nishi-Goryo × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง

Because hotel prices in Sapporo surged for the Arashi concert, we decided to stay in Asahikawa. We made a Reservation at a Hotel near Asahikawa Station, and it was excellent.\nThey had manga available and drinks you could enjoy anytime, so the services were very well provided. When they learned we were staying for the Arashi concert, they even spoke to us. I would like to stay here again.

The Room was spotless, and despite it being a busy season, the large public bath was almost like having it to ourselves—I was able to relax and enjoy it both at night and in the morning. Above all, I was amazed by the incredible variety at breakfast! I’ve stayed at many places from budget to luxury, and I’d say this ranks among the top five in terms of selection. With plenty of both Japanese and Western options, I honestly think you should stay at least two nights just to fully enjoy the breakfast. I also loved that the bread selection wasn’t the usual lineup—there was a pretzel-like bread with a light salty flavor that was delicious. Also, my check-in happened to coincide with a time when a line had formed, but the staff were excellent—efficient and professional without being overwhelmed by impatient guests. (I didn’t realize my own mistake until right before check-in—thank you for your help.) You can go back and forth between the large public bath and the breakfast venue in loungewear, there’s even a coin laundry inside the women’s bath area (!), and beyond its unbeatable location right in front of Asahikawa Station with a convenience store on the first floor, this Hotel was truly full of charm.

Whenever I travel to Asahikawa, I always stay at this Hotel, and it is very clean. I stayed here last year and had a great experience, so I chose it again this time, and it was excellent. It is directly connected to AEON, which makes shopping very convenient. I would like to stay here again when I visit Asahikawa.

1. “2 minutes on foot from Asahikawa Station” seems unrealistic; it’s probably about a 5-minute walk (depending on where you start). 2. It was lively, with many guests who seemed to be Chinese. On the Room floor, there were leftovers placed outside some doors. 3. There was coffee and newspapers on the first floor, and I could relax and read them on the sofa. 4. The Onsen is also open to day-use visitors. I used it in the morning and evening; it was very comfortable.

My husband’s birthday coincided with a conference in Asahikawa, so we were looking for a Hotel and chose this one after seeing the breakfast photos. The Hotel was clean, and our Room had an origami tulip and a handwritten birthday message card. It made us feel very welcome, and it seems they also accommodated our request for the view—we were given a top-floor Room with a great view. Unfortunately, the pillow had an oily smell, which made my husband wonder if it hadn’t been washed. Also, the breakfast was very different from the photos, and both the menu and variety were disappointing. Parking at AEON was convenient, and the Hotel location is excellent, so I think more guests would come if the breakfast matched the photos.

The Room is fully equipped, with a standard refrigerator, a microwave on top of it, and a washing machine near the entrance. Of course, the bath and sauna were excellent. Rather than staying at a Hotel, it felt like I was staying in an unused Room at someone I know’s home—it was very comfortable. I definitely want to come again.

It was easy to find and get to right after exiting the station. When I asked the front desk about places to go out at night, they quickly looked it up for me and even made a copy, which was very helpful. The Room was clean and comfortable, but I could hear some voices from next door. I requested breakfast, and since I often end up eating only what I like while traveling, the Japanese set meal gave me a calm, satisfying meal. It was delicious—I even had seconds of rice and miso soup, sorry about that. It was a reasonably priced Hotel that I was satisfied with. Thank you for your help. It became a great memory. Thank you very much.

After staying here on a whim once, I now choose this Hotel whenever I’m in Asahikawa for work. The cafe bar in the lobby is incredibly comfortable, and the breakfast egg-over-rice is outstanding. On top of that, every staff member is truly polite and kind. The guests are also calm; it’s essentially a budget Hotel with a hostel-like feel, but it’s quiet. International guests tend to be solo travelers or small groups and are quiet as well. The bathrooms are always kept very clean. The only downside is that the Room window is too small, which makes it feel a bit like a cell. It’s a shame that not much sunlight comes in during the morning. I was also happy to see that the Room chair had been upgraded to a nicer one.

This is my second stay. Reasonable price and the Room is clean. Close to the city, so you can shop and return to the Hotel quickly. The breakfast bread is delicious, and the welcome drink includes alcohol, which was very satisfying! The public bath is not very spacious, so it’s a bit disappointing that it’s hard to use during busy times. Overall, I’m satisfied and would like to stay here again when visiting Asahikawa.

I stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room. It was very spacious and comfortable, but it was disappointing that the toilet, bath, and sink were all in one. There was also a small kitchenette with cups, an electric kettle, and a microwave, but I would have liked to have plates and cutlery as well. There were no chairs or table either, so eating and drinking in the Room was inconvenient. The Hotel feels a bit old, but it seemed clean. The staff were kind as well.

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.