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My wife and I stayed here during Silver Week. The Hotel has a stately feel, and it seems it must have been one of the top Hotels in town until a few years ago. The Facility, including the plumbing fixtures, is a bit dated, but everything was clean and there were no issues. Breakfast in the bright, open-atrium restaurant was very delicious. The staff’s hospitality was excellent, and we were able to enjoy a resort-like atmosphere in Asahikawa.

The service was attentive, and the breakfast buffet was delicious and very satisfying. The bed was also very comfortable. The hotel uses ultra-soft water, which was excellent. The post-bath amenities were also a nice touch.

The Room was on the 7th floor and had a great view. It was clean and well maintained, and I was able to relax very much. The large public bath was also very nice, but I think it would be perfect with a more accurate explanation. Both dinner and breakfast were buffet-style, and the service, variety of dishes, and taste were all very satisfying. I think this is a Hotel you’ll want to stay at again.

One of my favorite Hotels, and I've stayed here several times! On the day of my stay, it was the last day of the summer festival, and the streets were bustling with people. It was lively and fun, so I couldn't help but join in! (Haha) The Hotel offered a drink service with beer available, as well as snacks like beans. I also appreciated being able to park my bike for free—thank you! The complimentary breakfast in the morning was also much appreciated. Looking forward to staying again!

Whenever we have something to do in Asahikawa, we always stay here. We stayed with my husband and our two children. We were satisfied with the spacious room where smoking was allowed.

Having a Seicomart convenience store in the building was very convenient for picking up breakfast.

I stayed here during a train trip. As I arrived late at night and left early in the morning, I can only comment on what I experienced. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the station. Asahikawa’s streets are laid out in a grid, so you shouldn’t get lost if you use Google Maps or similar. On the way from the station, there is an AEON and a local supermarket. There is also Kura Sushi right in front of the Hotel, so finding dinner shouldn’t be a problem. This time I used a twin Room by myself, and it felt quite spacious. The sink area, toilet, and bathroom are separate, which made it very convenient to use. However, the water pressure in the bathroom is quite low, so filling the bathtub takes some time. Also, since there is no overflow drain on the side of the tub, if you add too much water it will spill over—so you need to keep an eye on it occasionally. Because it’s not a unit bath (all-in-one bathroom), being able to wash your body outside the tub is another plus. In the early morning there is no staff at reception; checkout is done by returning a business-card-sized paper with your Room passcode to the return box, so be careful not to forget.

The lodge surrounded by nature was very comfortable. I was especially soothed by the greenery visible from the back window. The staff were also friendly and wonderful. Every dish was delicious, made with local ingredients—like a salad of freshly picked vegetables from the garden. The tableware and presentation were beautiful as well, and you could really sense the chef’s taste. Honestly, I was surprised to find food this good in Hokkaido. Breakfast in an atmosphere that felt like the French countryside was particularly outstanding. We had a truly enjoyable time—thank you very much. I’d love to visit again in a different season. If I had to mention one concern... It was a bit difficult that there was no handrail on the lodge stairs. My socks slipped and I fell from the last step onto the floor (haha). I’m glad it wasn’t my elderly mother instead. I also thought it might be better to have a handrail in the bathroom as well.

We stayed for one night with dinner and breakfast included. The Accommodation was clean, and the fireplace and the scent of wood in the Room were very relaxing. I’m giving it 4 stars because there was no bathtub, only a shower. The meals were very satisfying. As an auberge around Asahikawa, it’s top-class so far. Once all guests are seated, the dishes are served all at once, but we were able to enjoy beer and other drinks beforehand. Taisetsuzan Beer is recommended. It started raining the next morning, and the Hotel staff brought us an umbrella. It’s a Facility that makes you want to come back again.

I stayed for a business trip and despite arriving later than planned, the front staff were courteous, which made me feel apologetic. The room was clean even though the toilet did not have a bidet function, and the bedding was fluffy, allowing me to sleep soundly.

When we arrived, the parking lot was full and we were a bit unsure at first, but thanks to the Hotel staff’s help, we were able to park without any issues. The Room wasn’t very large, but it had everything we needed and was comfortable. I also liked being able to watch YouTube on the TV. Since breakfast was free, I didn’t expect much, but the rice and miso soup were so delicious that I was genuinely impressed! There was also a great variety of warm egg dishes, fish, and vegetable side dishes, so we really enjoyed a satisfying breakfast. They also offered a service that let us take coffee back to our Room, which made it easy to relax. There are many restaurants nearby, so finding dinner wasn’t a problem. It was also nice to enjoy an authentic Hokkaido-style evening at a nearby izakaya. It was a cozy Hotel that made me want to stay again.

If you want to avoid congestion by car, this might be a hidden gem. The Facility is perfectly fine and is a typical Business Hotel. Above all, it is very quiet. As for meals, there are options like an izakaya across the road, a ramen shop next door, and within walking distance, there's Hotto Motto and an Aeon supermarket. It’s also convenient for accessing the Asahikawa-Kita Interchange on the highway.

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.

This may have been a one-time issue, but there was no dishwashing sponge. There were pots and frying pans, but it would have been nice to have a hot plate as well. Overall, I was very satisfied and would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

We were looking for a Hotel in Asahikawa for my elderly father-in-law’s trip to “go see the people he wants to meet,” but everywhere was too expensive and out of reach… then we found this Accommodation and made a Reservation immediately! It’s a renovated standard apartment layout, with the bedroom separated from the living room. There’s no bathtub, but there is a shower room and a sauna, so we could relax more than at a typical Hotel. It also has a kitchen and a washing machine, which makes it suitable for longer stays. It’s also within walking distance of the downtown area (Sanroku Street), so even my father-in-law, whose legs have gotten weaker, was able to walk to go out for meals. The location was very convenient, which was another plus. If I had to mention anything, the sauna didn’t get very hot—my husband used it, but even after trying for over an hour he only managed to work up a light sweat—so I’d appreciate it if you could check the sauna temperature settings. Also, I wish there had been instructions for the sofa bed in the bedroom (we couldn’t figure out how to use it and ended up not using it). And one of the living room chairs has broken springs. Since there was a note saying that if you damage any Facility you will be charged at cost… I was honestly worried: they won’t charge us for something that was already broken, right?? I’ve written quite a bit, but overall we were satisfied because the Facilities are well equipped for the price. We’d love to stay here again when visiting Asahikawa.