Hotels near JR Ebeotsu station, Takikawa

It is very close to the JR station, but if you drag the box, the road is not flat. In some places, the snow is not cleared and you have to go around. The hotel itself is still good. The front desk is very polite and there are several vending machines on the first floor. There are vending machines, microwave ovens and washing machines on the 3rd floor. The room itself is not big, but there are plenty of empty spaces, and you can put a long table or sofa. Turn right from the main entrance of the hotel for 50 meters, then turn left and turn right, it is the 711 convenience store. Some roads here seem to be not allowed to drive, please note. The town is bigger than you think, but there are very few people.

Maybe I remember it already existed when I visited Tchuan City 50 years ago. I didn't expect it to stay because it is an old hotel, but it is beautiful because it has recently been renovated. The room is clean and the heating is very effective, so I can spend a comfortable time. The staff is very friendly and I will use it again when I visit the surrounding areas of Tgawa City.

Situated beside the Raune river you can enjoy comfortable cottage stay with abundant nature. You can also bathe in the adjacent hot spring.

This is a log hotel maple lodge in 183, Moyo Town, suburbs of Iwamizawa City, and used it in a pack of day trip bathing ＋ lunch. The building is a log house-style building with high ceilings, bright and jazz. The hot springs have an indoor bath of ２ (41 ℃ and 42 ℃), an open-air bath (41 ℃) and a cold bath sauna. The hot springs are colorless and transparent, and they are heated, but they don't seem to be watered, and they have a little 々 slimy feeling, and the body warms up. The sauna is Finnish and I enjoyed it because I could sprinkle water at my favorite timing. It was a holiday, but I was able to take a bath slowly with moderate crowding. Next time it was a hotel that made me want to stay. There was also a pillow outside.

This is my regular accommodation when visiting Asahikawa. The front desk is also a pleasant customer service, and although the large public bath is not large, it is healed enough. I especially like the bar on the top floor.

i decided to stay because there was a concert of the dream group this time. I chose it as a reference because there was an introduction video on YouTube. The result was a very good inn The location is a little bit more than the station, but I think it's in a place that's easy to understand. The room was large and very clean. Coffee from check-in time to 22:00. I am very grateful to be able to drink from 7:00 to check-out time in the morning the lemon water next to me was also very refreshing and delicious. So I also drank coffee and tea powder in the room, so I almost didn't pay for drinks. this is shampoo, viking. there's a service that allows you to choose luxury shampoo freely. i was very excited to try shampoo that i couldn't buy myself. The room was very relaxed and calm. the floor was flooring, so the atmosphere at home was very good. The breakfast was all delicious. It was very fulfilling, from simmered dishes, grilled dishes, salads and steamed curry. i was very impressed with the hospitality that i don't think is a business hotel. There is a large bath, and it is a men and women change system. It's not that big, but it was clean and the hot water was hot and comfortable. I didn't borrow it this time, but I had a foot massage machine, a face machine, a aroma tabletop machine, etc. I recommend it to women. I think you can enjoy it even if you are in the room. i think there are more male guests because it's a business hotel. I think women will be pleased with it. you can check out by machine. I don't think it's crowded in the morning. Isn't it a very satisfying hotel as far as I can see? I think the staff 々 is also very attentive and kind 々.

It is a little far from the station, but it is not a distance that can't walk. There were drinkers and restaurants nearby. The room is old, not clean, and the outside of the window is the wall of the next building. It was a room with an extra bed (total ３ floor) set in a large double (there was an explanation from the hotel side at check-in), and it was difficult to walk in the room, and it felt narrow. A little arrangement in the room? Some places, but there were old but necessary things, and there was no inconvenience. I thought it was a general commercial business hotel, not for resort travel in Hokkaido.

We had some problems getting to the hotel, as Google maps insisted on pointing us to another deserted building down the street (which also had a sign Takasago onsen). Once we got in, it turned out nobody at the reception spoke any English, luckily one of the other guests who was just checking in volunteered to interpret. It turned out that they wanted to notify us that the AC in our room was broken (it was 35 degrees outside). After refusing to accept that room, they gave us another room with a working AC. The hotel itself is very similar to other big spa hotels we stayed in, reasonably comfortable rooms, big buffet meals, but the quality of the food was so so, but the highlight of the place was the onsen, with about 10 inside pools and a nice outside jacuzzi. I guess that was the big attraction for all the tourist groups.

I wanted to go to Rumoi because there was a story about whether the JR Rumoi main line would be abolished. I booked this place for accommodation but it was good. It is about 15 minutes walk from Rumoi station. Breaking at Lawson on the way while pulling back. Convenience stores are already １ at the same distance around. The room is surprisingly large. It was a room, but it was completely quiet and I could sleep well. There are also ２ coin laundry. The surprise is that the window is fully open. It is dangerous when the wind blows, so you need to close it. The air conditioner was very powerful and helpful. Breakfast can be eaten with sashimi and ikura by Viking. I will go again before the abolition, so I will be taken care of at that time.

１ I stayed for a night. It happened to be a vacant weekday, so I was able to spend a relaxing time. I can't deny the oldness of the room, and when I noticed that I forgot the towel in the room because the bath was far from the room, I was sad (laughs), but the stars I was looking forward to did not look bad in the weather. , The bath was vacant and there was really a lot of space to read manga, so I could relax in the common space. If it was crowded and full of small children, the impression might have been quite different. I had dinner and breakfast. The dinner was a single item and honestly not delicious, but the Japanese side dishes for breakfast were baked in front of me, and small side dishes such as Kimpira were carefully made with a gentle taste. I felt It was. It was a hotel I would like to visit again when it was vacant.