Find 3-Star Hotels in Abashiri

"It’s a very warm and hospitable local inn, not one of those stylish chain hotel brands. But if you’re visiting a place like Abashiri, which is rich in local charm and warmth, you absolutely must stay here."

"Just a few minutes' walk from Abashiri Bus Station, and about a 15-minute walk to the icebreaker terminal. Across the bridge behind the hotel, there's a local supermarket with lots of great deals, and also a pharmacy. The view from the hotel window is beautiful; you can see many geese on the other side of the river. The hotel has a hot spring, free popsicles on the 9th floor, and you can borrow manga to read. After 9:30 PM, there's free ramen."

"The room was spacious, with average soundproofing and a view of the lake. You had to put on your own tatami mattress cover. The hot spring bath met expectations, nothing special. The service was quite good; we bought popsicles, and the receptionist offered to let them freeze them for us. The accommodation appeared clean and tidy, though it had been around for some time."

"Located right across from Abashiri Station, this hotel boasts excellent transportation access. It features a relaxing public bath, a decent breakfast, and great value for money. The service is excellent; they even provided complimentary drinks and housekeeping. The hotel is quiet and peaceful, with a river behind it offering stunning views in the evening."

"Booked two rooms for two adults and one child. One room had a 1.3-meter bed, which was quite spacious. The room decor felt like a guesthouse from 90s China. Facilities: The breakfast area was very small. Self check-in and check-out were available at the front desk. Hygiene: It was quite clean, but the room itself was pretty old. Ambiance: It was reasonably comfortable, but the iron door gave it a 'prison chic' vibe. Service: The front desk staff seemed busy; they were sometimes aloof, sometimes friendly. Breakfast was extremely basic but filling. You could even take it back to your room. It's a standard budget hotel, located right across from Abashiri Station. The bus to the icebreaker cruise also departs from the stop across the street."

"The hotel is situated on the shores of Lake Abashiri, offering absolutely stunning lake-view rooms. It's very convenient if you're driving, but less so by public transport, as only the airport line goes there. It's best to check the timetable carefully and arrive early; otherwise, you'll need the front desk to help you call a taxi. A taxi from Abashiri city center costs around 2000 yen. The service is excellent; it's a Japanese government-designated international hospitality hotel. However, it's clear that it's a product of a period of rapid economic development, having made many compromises to cater to modern clientele. For example, the large public bath has a peeling ceiling, the breakfast selection is meager, and the rooms have a worn-out feel. The most unbearable thing is the room type with two single beds in the tatami room—the layout looks really strange—and the shower water pressure is too low; a 10-minute shower took half an hour."

"Nice location and on a walkable distance to the center or 7/11. Personnel are friendly. In the room itself was no toilet and shower. Toilet is outside the room and the shower is in the public onsen. There is a coinlaundry and vending machines. Parking is available next to the hotel. The smell of the room was not nice."

"Breakfast and Dinner service especially the boiled kinki fish was excellent. Onsen was just a public bath. We had an unpleasant encounter where the restroom door was accidentally locked from inside around 10pm. Called the front desk guy who promised to send someone up to check but no one did as we waited throughout the night. We had to approach an old kind lady around 530am the next morning who arranged for the fix around 630am."

"Meeting Warm, learned French auberge, unlocked a knot. I have come to Japan countless times and still don't understand how to call a small hotel with excellent food. The hotel is definitely wrong. The inn seems to be lower grade. The outique does not cover the essence of the meal. It is always poor and difficult to meet. Or the French will play, it is said that the travel method of accommodation in order to pursue food has begun 100 years ago, Japan's auberge began in the bubble economy, and it is impossible to collect. Now, luxury must have a luxury meal to accompany, otherwise, how to enjoy? The decoration of this hotel is not my favorite style at all, stuff is too full, no rules, suffocating. I even determined that the boss himself designed everything according to his own preferences. For example, there is a corner in the lobby that is said to be the appearance of his grandfather's hometown. Some places will have a little whims, such as drilling a few holes in the wood, so that the light can be illuminated from the inside. Such a design, self-appreciation is no problem, put in public places, it is generally the same. I really don't understand what this boss is going to do, from porcelain, wood, to the case board made by the prisoner, there are many things that I don't understand, all-inclusive, and no idea at all. Employees said that the boss's main business is to build bridges, and others are interested, including this auberge, and they will put it here to showcase it for sale if they like it. Once on demand, I saw the point. The template of the room corridor in Figure 2 is the signature tourist attraction of the net. Prison Museum, let the guests live in prison. Good guy, it is really wayward to have money. Selling what prisoners produce is to raise funds to help them return to society more smoothly in the future. A young employee walked up, a little bit awkward, in the past in this grade of auberge never seen, warm hot flow from the heart, wayward boss should also be a kind boss, a comfortable boss in life. Dare to call auberge, the guests must have no low expectations for the meal, after eating two meals, my evaluation is to win in good ingredients, good ingredients or good ingredients. The front desk said that the chef is from the local area, not a famous chef, but from the restaurant, the net lake, grass, garden, rowed in turn, seafood, milk, vegetables and fruits, are all from farm to table distance, such ingredients are simple cooking, is the taste of the world, why should you bluff and go? Why is it called the warmth of the north? The original hotel is located in the cascading garden. This is a popular sightseeing spot in the local area. The score on the Jalan net in Japan is 4.9, and the full score is five points. The traffic is also very convenient. Take a taxi from the Jr station and the starting price is there. Passing by, please don't miss, life is too short, do have fun."

"The room is large enough to accommodate two suitcases. One bed had soft pillows and the other had seed hard pillows. The room is very close to Asahikawa Bus Terminal. But when we went there, we got off the wrong train at the previous station, Asahikawa Train Station, so we had to walk in the snow for more than ten minutes dragging our heavy luggage. It was very tiring. There is a larger 711 near the hotel. A 10-minute walk will take you to the shopping street, where you can find yakiniku and ramen shops, warehouse-style supermarkets, second-hand shops, electronic digital stores, and capsule toy shops. You can contact the front desk to make an appointment for a taxi. Although taxis are expensive in Japan, if you don't know about public transportation, it is still very convenient to take a taxi to go ice fishing or icebreaking."