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"Hotel is located within a few minutes’ walk from the JR Asahikawa station. Good amenities with dining options and the Aeon mall near to the hotel. Room was very clean and services good. Hotel staff were also helpful with easy self service check in and out. The hotel has an onset, laundromat and also free drinks corner on level 3. We are very satisfied with this hotel."

"It’s a very convenient hotel, located next to train station, and Aeon for shopping and catering and a short walk to many others nearby, value is good too. The hotel seems to be still quite new and modern, with an entrance through the shared parking area of the shopping mall for self drive guests so really convenient; parking fee was very reasonable. Hotel has complimentary tea and coffee in a small rest area. Staff were friendly and helpful, and room we had was clean and well maintained."

"Great and delicious breakfast with salmon and salmon roe sashimi, worth it! Room is small though"

"Friendly staff"

"So good! Everything is good."

"We are a group of 6 and every single one of us enjoyed our stay. I have always selected to stay at Dormy Inn hotels whenever in Hokkaido. Breakfast was excelkent. Customer service at reception was the epitome of the Japanese quality culture. "

"Clean and comfortable room. Complimentary drinks and freshly baked goods each afternoon. A balanced breakfast at a very good price. I recommend this hotel to travellers in the area."

"Center of city. Perfect hotel parking lot opposite to aeon"

"Great hotel near the Asahikawa Station and the Aeon Mall, which was convenient for the Asahikawa Snow Festival (or would have been if I hadn't booked the week before the festival :-) ). The hotel is also, extremely conveniently, in front of a bus stop that comes straight from the airport. Simply stay on the bus until the stop after the station and step into the hotel. For Japan, the size of the twin room is _massive!_ Plenty of room for luggage, clothes storage, and potentially cricket practice (please don't play cricket in your hotel room :-) ). The raised bathroom is, however, the standard 'small' size for a Japanese hotel room, but is perfectly servicable. There's plenty of food options nearby with the main shopping street only a block away (which leads off from the train station), and the Aeon Mall's food court and restaurants are a five minute walk away."