Best Hotels in Akaigawa, Japan

　Amenity is a simple hotel that saves the waste to take next to the front desk, so I think it is not enough to ask for a 5-star or 4-star hotel. It's just a new and clean hotel that is much more calm than a normal business hotel. Some pack prices with breakfast are very reasonable depending on the site. The location is very quiet because it is located in line with the former Bank of Japan building, not along the canal. It is close to the mall shopping street, so it is close to the sushi shop, the cake house in Hanazono town and the shinkuraya. There is also Lawson next door. The parking lot can be deposited from 13:00 before check-in, so it is ideal for sightseeing such as the canal, the must-see Otaru Art Village, and the Otaru City Literature Museum. As soon as you leave the canal, you will see a local-priced shop that is not a tourist price, and I think the location is wonderful. In addition, the view from the hotel room overlooking the harbor was wonderful. We were in a smaller condition, extra bed, in a not large room, but we were very comfortable. I think it's also because the door is thick or I can't hear the sound of other rooms at all. However, the bath in the room is small. Instead, the large communal bath on the top floor is not a hot spring, but the view is good and clean. It is also a good impression that the lockers that can be used were restricted so that they would not be crowded, probably because of corona measures. Breakfast buffet does not include fish * or crabs that tourists to Hokkaido are looking for. Still, it is delicious with local vegetables and Alice Farm jams. The menu is more Western than Japanese, but there are many warm foods and it warms up even in snowy Otaru. Thickly sliced bacon and steamed vegetables were very delicious. Also, the staff was young and I liked it very much even though it was crispy. The front desk staff guided me in the snow when I entered the parking lot. It was also active at the breakfast venue, so it seems that it will help where human hands are needed. It is also advanced as a business hotel that can calm down with a lot of new indirect lighting. We recommend that the husband of the corner-style liquor store, which is located at the edge of the arcade after dinner, is the most friendly and friendly if you drink a glass of sake. You can interact with people I will. We used travel support. Payment is １ Each person 3,300 yen with a coupon of 3,000 yen, so it is actually 300 yen. It was a sorry cost. I still want to use it.

This inn is actually a hotel in disguise. The amenities and facilities are very user-centred. At the lobby while waiting to check in, you can find free flow of freshly ground coffee at your disposal, hence the lobby reeks of coffee bean aroma. There are multiple lifts serving the guests and they are pretty fast too. For the elderly folks who need a rest, a simple seat is designed within each lift to serve that purpose. How thoughtful is that! The room is cosy and the bedside lamp has a dimmer function to alternate brightness for your convenience. The pillow is splendid and feels like our Tempur pillow back home, providing the firm support that our necks need. The TV system is a smart one as we are able to choose “do not make the room” on our Home Screen. Netflix and YouTube are available too, providing us some entertainment for us who are non-Japanese. The water pressure is good for shower, and there is sliding door that separates the the bedroom and the bath/toilet areas. The buffet breakfast is worth our money as we find everything is so systematic. Every staff knows exactly what to do, and it is not chaotic at all. A food spread that can match a 5-star hotel, which includes grilled scallops, grilled mackerel and salmon, and even crab meat omelette for your dining pleasures. We stayed only for 2 nights but are extremely happy with the hotel! (Located next to JR Otaru station)

You can go skiing just ten minutes' walk away. The room is really big. Although there is no separate bathroom, there is a large bathhouse with two pools, one indoors and one outdoor. However, you need to pay to order for dinner and make a reservation for breakfast, so you need to pay attention. In addition, the surrounding area is really deserted. The nearest convenience store is four or five bus stops away. If you want to save money, you can get some bento or instant noodles before going. There is a refrigerator, kettle, and microwave in the room. You need to ask the hotel staff. , generally there will be.

Great stay at Hotel Torifito! The lady who served us was extremely helpful. It was raining when we checked in and she helped us bring our baggage into our rooms and offered to lend us umbrellas! She also told us to park opposite the hotel for more affordable parking! (1100 yen for 24h). The hotel room was very new, bright, clean and spacious too. Will stay here again when we come back to Otaru!

I used it with my wife as my lunar calendar prayer. It is a very atmosphere inn facing the canal in about 10 minutes walk from Otaru station. The first thing I used was 2014.1, and the snow was loaded as well as this time, but it is the third time this time across the use of 2019.6. This year, there were corona and heavy snow, and two nights and three days were basically in a state of locking. But this inn (my) provided a space for warm (of course warm) in various ways. Especially this time I focus on work clothes. Because many guests are used, there is no sense of inconvenience and there is no need to change clothes at the time of moving in the building, so it was very comfortable for the life of the otori. As a result, the time to relax in the rest space in the building is longer than in the room, and the whole inn seemed to be my room. Also, I felt hospitality in the voice from the staff who met at 々, and I was relieved that it was preventing invasion other than guests. At this time, the need for anti-infectious measures was required, but alcohol disinfection was not only necessary, but also ultraviolet rays and baths were equipped with masks and detailed measures. As for the meal, breakfast is also great with the taste menu and can correspond to all men and women. There was no big dish due to the influence of the corona, but the menu was rich and I was able to enjoy it slowly while watching the Otaru Canal. On the other hand, dinner was prepared for two nights this time in the inn. It was very delicious, but it was a little disappointing that there were few meat (rather than saying it). It may be a cherry blossom that you think about the age of 60. It is a room. This time I made a room with a balcony. I didn't go there to do something there because of the snow, but I used it to cool a little up the bath or enjoy the scenery. There was also a hammock for summer, so summer may be the main performance. However, this time I had a very good trip. I would like to stay in the Furukawa again.

Hotel has a nostalgic feel. Stayed at top floor corner unit which has an excellent view of the canal. Room is spacious for family of four. Location is great with easy access to various sights.

This is a hotel I stayed for a family trip. The location is good, it's clean, and the staffs are nice and friendly. However, I was disappointed with the low ceilings and narrow bathroom in the room. The furniture lacks cohesion and appears mismatched. It seems like a room renovation is needed.

It is an Auberge right in front of Yoichi Station. I thought it was an accommodation to enjoy meals at the restaurant and enjoy wine. For details, you may want to refer to the restaurant information. Is it like I'm going to disturb a little rich friend's villa? It was an unforgettable memory for us.