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"The Japanese breakfast is really good but the highlight of this hotel is the Onsen! It is very relaxing with indoor and outdoor baths, also very clean and ice cream is provided! "

"The hotel lobby was very nice. They created many fun option like board game , library , area map , story night , etc. Stuff are very sweet and polite. We enjoyed breakfast ( 2500 yen ), not too many selection but just right. Dining area kept so clean. "

"Super convenient if you're planning to take buses to nearby attractions (e.g. the sake distillery). Accommodating staff, with kudos to the cleaning staff for anticipating to our needs. "

"The unit is spacious and very clean, and worth the extra drive if you are looking for a relaxing place to stay. Note, though, that although the loft can sleep several people, the ceiling is only about four feet high and hitting your head can be a problem! Also, there is no coffee, tea or and condiments provided so be sure to bring your own. The check in was a problem for us, ensure you can make a Japan phone call if needed which we did."

"Friendly reception and very spacious room "

"Great stay for the price, single room with enough room for luggage. Breakfast for ¥600 it's definitely worth it, don't expect to be fancy but good enough for the price. "

"This hotel was super affordable, but also super dated. Definitely a no-frills experience. They do not offer luggage storage which was the only service I would have wanted. It’s clean and safe, but definitely feels like it’s stuck in another decade and the hallway smelled. Otherwise I found it to be a good location for the winter festival with easy access to nightlife. "

"Nice place with all the comfort and amenities available. Walking distance to Asahikawa Station and many shops all around the area. Allowed us to store our luggages before and after our stay. Friendly staff greeted us. Complimentary coffee machine at the reception floor. Overall happy with the rooms and their service."

"Easy process, memorable stay "