Business Hotels in Asahikawa

Hotel is conveniently located next to JR train station and above Aeon Mall for plenty of food choices. We actually came by car and parking is a flat 800Yen paid to reception and they will issue you a parking ticket which allows for multiple entries during your stay. Breakfast is basic, breakfast area is actually one of the restaurants in the mall.

Oh my god! Incredible quality hotel with reasonable price 2min walk from Asahikawa station Room was clean and comfortable Room. View to Asahikawa station was magnificent and super convenient You should try 2000 yen breakfast buffet Best breakfast I can recommend There are so many fresh expensive Seafood You can make your own Seafood Donburi It costs 3-4000 yen in Tokyo Best hotel with great quality when you travel Asahikawa

This hotel is excellent! It’s located very close to Aeon and the station, making it super convenient. The spacious common lounge is a great spot to relax, and they offer a special welcome drink in the afternoon. The breakfast here is outstanding – both in quality and taste, it’s truly exceptional. What I didn’t like is that the sink is oddly placed at the foot of the bed, which feels a bit awkward.

The spa has many areas with low-temperature water, and if it's crowded, you won't be able to get into the warm water and it will be cold. If guests could have bathing completely free of charge, I wouldn't be able to help their dissatisfaction.

The hotel is right at the Asahikawa Station. By car, it was not that obvious where to park but they do state exactly where to go and park on their website. We drove there and had to push our luggage to the hotel, as only buses are permitted to stop at the front of the hotel entrance. This ended up taking around 5 minutes from alighting the car to ending up at the lobby. Check-in was fast and there's a small play area for children with various toys that you can utilize for your children. The hotel offers free instant coffee and hot water that's readily available 24/7; you can find it at the lobby on the far side, opposite to the elevators. The room itself was on the larger side for this price range and though short, I thoroughly enjoyed my entire time at the hotel. The couch was large and comfortable and allowed for easy management of our things while we were packing. The bathroom was a standard Japanese size but comfortable enough. There are vending machines on every floor I believe, which don't upsell drinks, which is a nice touch. The public bath on the top floor was pretty great according to my wife, as I did not partake. Would highly recommend this hotel for anybody and everybody due to the great location; just make sure you look at their access instructions on their website beforehand!

The location of this hotel is fantastic as it’s bery near the station. However I think the breakfast is so so and the onsen facilities is ok only. Not really bad, just prefer some things are better.. The room window view was not really interesting as it was facing the parking building.

Managed to get to the hotel at 10:30 and grabbed some free ramen. Enjoyed some nice time in the onsen and had ice cream after. Had some yoghurt in the morning before leaving. My favourite hotel.

It's a 5-minute walk from Asahikawa Station. It's very convenient to the station and AEON. The breakfast is very good. It's on the top floor of the hotel. Aoba and Huotou Mountain are a 5-minute walk away.

The location is within 10 minutes walking distance from JR station. The overall experience is good. There are hot springs to soak in, a drink bar in the evening, popsicles to enjoy, and coffee all day long. There are also a variety of breakfast options, and there is a small children's playroom. Overall 4 nights were very enjoyable.

Since it is a business hotel, the rooms are small and there is no parking lot. After checking with the hotel, they introduced us to a nearby parking lot, and we parked at the Times next door. It was 800 yen for 12 hours, and the next morning, it was 1600 yen to take out the car. We stayed in winter, so there were people from overseas and people heading to ski resorts. For the children, they gave us slippers, toothbrushes, handkerchiefs, etc. in a separate bag, and although they did not provide towels or other amenities, the children were happy. (Since it is a downtown area, there are many shops, but nowadays, many places that serve alcohol do not allow children, so I called in advance in Asahikawa to check, but several stores did not allow children. It was difficult to find a restaurant. Shinkarou, a Chinese restaurant 3 minutes walk from the hotel, is OK for children. They even reserved a seat for us.)