2-Star Hotels in Abashiri

It was old and I was surprised that the entrance was kept with gum tape, but it was cleaned so there was not much filthy feeling. The toilet was a washlet, the hot spring in the large communal bath was wide 々, and there was an open-air bath and a sauna. It was good that the massage chair on the break floor was free, but the discoloration of the massage chair in the dressing room was a little uncomfortable. Lending shampoo ＆ Rinse, amenities and hair irons for gifts only for women were also good. Breakfast was good at １１００ yen and cheap and all-you-can-eat salmon roe. The scenery is the best when it's sunny. Therefore, if you can go upstairs as much as possible, the top floor is recommended. The breakfast venue was also beautiful in green. It is also recommended to take a walk because Lake Abashiri is close.

Very satisfied

Very good owner, kind and welcoming, family farm environment is good, suitable for driving, there is still a distance from the city of Abashiri, the bus is less and there is no car at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, only a taxi. Can be about the boss to pick up, breakfast is good 😊

Hotel location is not far from the station, but still a bit biased, it is best to buy breakfast in advance. The room is not big but clean, there is a TV and a heater, the bathroom is very clean, it is a bit cold. Auntie is very enthusiastic, honestly, what kind of bicycles do you want at this price? 👍🏻

With a stay at this vacation home in Abashiri, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Road Station Ryuhyokaido Abashiri and Ryuhyo Glass Museum. This vacation home is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Abashiri Quasi-National Park and 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Abashiri Historical Museum.Featured amenities include luggage storage and laundry facilities.Make yourself comfortable in this vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a refrigerator and a stovetop. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and a flat-screen television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include a microwave and an electric kettle.

It seems that the former 々 was lodging, and the house is open as a private night. A friendly mother welcomes you with a smile. I feel like I'm back in my school days. There are many dishes, and there are many kinds of sake and low prices. I don't know if 10,000 yen is high in a private night, but I thought it was the amount that I could pay with conviction. There was a heat stroke warning alert, which is rare for Hokkaido, so I think it was a little tough without air conditioning, but overall I am very satisfied.

Good location really close to the bus station and a large BASIC supermarket open until 9. Photo attached of sunrise from room window. A great hotel but usually out of my price range. The main risk is an overcrowded onsen which together with the very variable pricing make this Dormy a better low season pick than high season.

I don't think the room will change from other Toyoko Inns. If breakfast is included and it costs about 6000 yen, it is a reasonable price. Be careful as you need to bring your room clothes and amenities from the lobby. The number of breakfast items is not abundant, but you can eat in the room with basic lunch box ＋ other ingredients (taste nori, sausage, yakisoba, etc.). You can also eat in the dining room, but because you concentrate. There is only one elevator, so you will have to wait quite a while.

I just finished two nights at the Hotel Hokkai in Abashiri. The hotel is fairly dated, yet very, very typical of what you find outside Hokkaido's main cities. It is very easy to find, along HWY 39 that runs between Asahikawa and Abashiri. The room size, decor, and tiny unit bath are all typical, something I've seen too many times to count. So, in that sense, I knew what I was getting, and am ok with that. One particular thing bothered me though, and completely changed my view of this hotel. I was running late on Friday night, having driven the 350 km from Sapporo. When I made the reservation I guessed my time of arrival would be at 11 pm. I arrived at 11:55. This is how the conversation went. ”Hotel: X-san. We were wondering what happened to you. We called your house.” ”Me: You called my house? Why?” ”Hotel: Because you were late.” ”Me: What time did you call?” ”Hotel: At 11:15” ”Me: So, you called my house when I was only 15 minutes late?” ”Yes. The last train to Abashiri has already arrived and you weren't here.” ”Me. Why did you think I would take the train?” (NB: I have a Japanese driver's license and drive everywhere. Clearly they think non-Japanese don't drive here.) ”Hotel: didn't answer my question...” ”Me: You shouldn't call my house late at night because I'm running late.” ”Hotel: No one answered at your house.” ”Me: That's because most people are asleep then. It's 11 pm!” After that, he handed me my key and I went up to my room, not happy. Honestly, I lost all respect for the hotel at that point. I've been to 80+ countries and thousands of hotels and never has one called my house when I was late, let alone 15 minutes late. As a result, I won't be staying at this hotel again. I'd rather sleep in my car.

Just in front of Abashiri Station It is a location without complaint to rent a car, take a train, or take a bus. The room is not the same as any route inn or not. Thank you for having coffee at the front desk and 24 hours. The public bath is small, but it is thankful to put it late