2-Star Hotels in Abashiri

Coming all the way from Sapporo, Otaru, Obihiro, Kushiro, Rausu, and Abashiri, the hotel has the lowest value for money among the hotels I have stayed in. Maybe it’s because of Abashiri’s market conditions. The service is kept to a minimum. There is no hair dryer in the large bathroom, and I have to go back to the room to blow it. There are only two sockets, so a bunch of electrical appliances can only be charged in turns. There is no air-conditioning remote control. The buttons are like central air-conditioning switches. They can only control the air volume, but cannot adjust the temperature. If it gets cold in the middle of the night, put on more clothes. The grade is not as high as expected, and the difference will not be too big if you look at it as a low-end hotel.

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? 👍🏻

The Pension Waninoie is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Abashiri will find that the Pension Waninoie is a fantastic accommodation choice.With JR Yobito Station just 3km away and Memanbetsu Airport only 14km away, transportation is very convenient. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Yobito bird-watching trail, Futamigaoka keimu-shisho prison branch (Important cultural property) and Hana Tento flower Park.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city.There's never a dull moment at this hotel, our guests indicate that the facilities are excellent.

Best stay ever. Imagine a place that can accommodate all 9 friends while the facilities are new and great.

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.

The Dormy Inn is a chain 3-star onsen hotel that you can find across Japan. This is the first one I have stayed in but it certainly won't be the last! The one in Abashiri is situated on the river between the train station and bus terminal, both of which will be useful for getting to and exploring Abashiri. Reception is on the ground floor and you need a keycard to access any of the higher levels of the building. The onsen and sauna are on the top floor and are split by gender. The onsen part has both indoor and outdoor parts. The hotel rooms come with a comfortable (and softer, for Japanese standard) bed with a desk, telephone, television, reading light, etc. that you would expect in a Japanese hotel. It has slightly more space than other, comparable hotels. I stayed a week in mid-July 2024 and would happily stay here again! The staff were courteous, all the signs were in at least English and Japanese (and often also in simplified Chinese and Korean), and everything was very clear. I had no problems or issues of any kind. I did not eat breakfast at the hotel, so I am unable to provide any feedback on this topic. Conclusion: I will happily stay at this and other Dormy Inn's in the future.

The hotel is in a good location, with fast food restaurants and convenience stores next to it. The breakfast is average but free. Although the room is small, it is relatively clean, with enough charging sockets and very quiet.

The location is convenient, halfway between the main train station and most of the eateries and bus stops, which are in the main town area. As for the hotel, it’s true Japanese style with no private showers, instead a Japanese-style public bath is on offer. My room was tatami-floored and had the futon prepared for me. The room was just a space with 4 walls, window, TV, small fridge and table. There’s no private toilet, you have to walk out to the hallway to use it, so you have to lock your room door and bring the key with you. Something worth noting is that there are only two power outlets in the room. It’s fine for a one night stay and if you’re looking off a more Japanese experience, this is an alright option.