Inns in Hokkaido, Japan

Cozy Inn is superb, can easily be reached by bus or by car. Plenty of parking spaces. Room is big and clean. Close to Aeon and Daiso. Walkable to the canal if you are not driving. Check in uses machine and strictly only after 3pm, so do not come early. Overall, I highly recommend!

The location is super convenient for shopping, right near Susukino Station. On my last day, there was even a concert in the lobby, which I unfortunately couldn't enjoy because I had to work. It's really great for solo travelers. The Indian staff at the front desk were very polite, and the common areas were quite clean. Just remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste. The bed was a bit too soft for my liking, but overall a good stay.

If you need a single day's accommodation, it's not a bad choice. There is only one single bed in the room and it is small, so it is narrow for two adults (not impossible). Because it's a relatively new facility, it's all clean and tidy. The bedding is also very clean. There is a good view of the sea. The supporting facilities are all for dormitories.

Full self-service hotel, so there is some trouble in Checkin because I didn't pay attention to the email, but fortunately, I can contact the staff remotely. Please be sure to pay attention to the message sent by the hotel in advance. The hotel itself is very fashionable, the container is changed, the car is parked at the door, and there is a convenience store across the road. The room equipment is OK, the heating is strengthened, and it looks like it will not be cold in winter.

I highly recommend staying over at this place. It's quaint little accommodation - a cross between a tiny house and a home stay. The bed and pyjamas were comfortable. The shower had a nice water pressure. The toaster was a nice touch to heat up my breakfast. But the real reason for staying here was the fantastic 'yunkai' in the morning. Right on the balcony. You can view it, then go back to bed afterwards. Only one big challenge - if u do not drive or are not a confident and competent driver, it would be a challenge to get here. Because the location is quite isolated. I highly recommend buying your dinner first and arriving before it's dark, as it's really pitch black after sunset. If you are not used to such driving, do take note of this. But otherwise do come and stay at this new accommodation.

Great stay with delicious meals. Had a relaxing time enjoyed every minute of our stay.

The location of the homestay is outside the disciple Qu Yu, but it is very close to the city by car, and it takes about 5 minutes to get to the station supermarket. The reception of the proprietress was very kind, because we didn't understand Japanese at all, she was very intimate to use some English sentences to let us understand the folk facilities, very intimate. The room type we live in is tatami, there is a living room and bedroom, there is a lot of space to enjoy meals, play games or watch TV, very comfortable. Men and women have toilets and bathrooms. It is very special that its bathroom has hot springs. I personally recommend that you must experience its hot springs. There is a faint sulfur smell, no pungent, and the full body will be relaxed and comfortable. The laundry fee is very Buddhist. The proprietress is very considerate of the passengers. The price charged is really cheap. The clothes are still drying to the hot level. I am still very touched in retrospect. The house is really historical, it is quite loud when walking, but the sound of the corridor is basically not heard in the room, so the impact is not big, you can experience the Showa style, before moving in, I was still a little worried about the cleanliness, but after I checked in, I found that the whole house was cleaned. Don’t worry (I have a cleanliness). The experience of this stay is very good, and I will definitely visit again if I have the opportunity.