Best Hotels near 義経資料館, Biratori

It was very good to be close to Nifudani Kotan The story about the Ainu with the owner of the guesthouse and the craftsman at the facility where the staff of the Ainu crafts nearby gather are very interesting, and there are also materials about the Ainu in the guesthouse. I was fascinated by it. The guest house was clean and Scandinavian-style white, green and blue-based space, and there were photographs, instruments and paintings that felt Hokkaido and Ainu in 々.

My husband and I stayed in a double bed room on the top floor for 2 nights. It was very beautiful and I was glad that I could see the snowy city from my window. In the bathroom, the washing area and bathtub were separated, and the toilet and sink were also separate, making it very easy to use. I was satisfied with the amenities, as I only took what I needed from the elevator hall on the first floor, so I was able to use just the right amount. I'm very satisfied with the bed except for the fact that I felt the bed was a little hard. Although our plan did not include breakfast, the homemade breakfast buffet looked very appealing. Next time I stay, I would like to try a plan that includes breakfast.

Pros: 1. Hotel is conveniently located in the Domestic airport terminal. The lift actually brings you directly to the arrival/departure hall 2. Free breakfast & Onsen 3. Get to see the planes up close. Runway is right outside the window 4. Near to shopping street Cons: 1. Hotel is a bit old (it’s clean though), need to use physical keys to open door kind 2. Domestic terminal closes at 11.30pm, so must make sure to reach before then. All other shops and convenient stores closes early

Roughly always Toyoko Inn. Tomakomai seems to have made a great change in the city. Recently, the city that has been changing and selecting until then has had to change even more. Is the crushed egao in front of you a good example? Next to JR station, the city with a living smell is far away from the car and bus. There is a convenience store in Lawson and Seiko a little far from the hotel, but it is hard to eat a little. Is it necessary to prepare for the meal? Goto's area ― Pong used as a gasoline charge. It is certain that the area around the eruption bay is still a bustling area in Hokkaido.

The quality was reliable for Dormy Inn. Perhaps because this is a minor location called Tomakomai, the bath was quiet and not crowded. The facility itself is a little old, but it was kept clean. There was a TV in the sauna, and it was a natural hot spring with an open-air bath, so the bath was great. I've always thought that it would be better if the fabric for the nightwear was cotton. It's about a 10 minute walk from the station. There is almost nothing around Tomakomai station itself.

Likes: Hotel allows you to choose the type of pillow you would like - there is a rack on display at the hotel lobby and you can just take what you prefer! Good choices too - e.g. down pillow, sponge pillow etc. JR Inn Chitose is very centrally located just next to the Chitose JR Station. There are two 7-Elevens just outside the hotel - very convenient for buying breakfast items which you can then microwave back at the hotel on Level 2. There is also an indoor hot bath on Level 2 of the hotel. There is free parking on site if you have a car. The room is very clean, about the size of other Japanese hotel rooms. Toilet is Japanese-size but very clean and well appointed. Disliked: Breakfast option at the hotel is very limited. There is a Yayoi restaurant next door to the hotel and connected by an internal door. From early morning, the Yayoi only serves hotel guests and it has a basic breakfast set menu for 900 yen. Price is ok but the set doesn't taste so good. Can try once but after that you may probably prefer 7-Eleven!

I chose to be slower than a normal business hotel. Is there a group trip for elementary school students on the floor of the room I stayed in? It was the worst stay by running around in the corridor and talking loudly. I don't want you to make a room for general guests on such a floor.

The layout of the Yong Xiaomu Comfort is as simple, light and clean as other Comfort hotels, but the equipment is a bit old, such as a room that has to be taken several times to successfully open the door, another room's room card invalid, to change the room card in the lobby. In addition, the power outlet in one toilet was bad and there was no power. Fortunately, the breakfast style was small but delicious. Each guest can choose a drink gift when checking in. We chose Asahi mini canned beer, but we don't know if the gift is always available. The staff has a good service attitude. The hotel has free parking. We arrived late and the parking lot in the hotel is no longer available. The staff gave a map to indicate that we parked at the 㩗 parking lot diagonally opposite the intersection, which is also very convenient. [I don't know why this hotel is called the East Exit of Yokohama Station of Beijing Express EX Inn in Tripadvisor, but according to the official website of the hotel and other hotel pages, it is Comfort Hotel Xiaomu Comfort Hotel. Is the data wrong or not updated?]

We have stayed at hotels located in or very near major airports. Some have been good, but we have found those actually in the airport usually practice treating guests as prisoners who don’t have other good options. Service there is usually average at best and care of the property is often marginal. Not so with the Sapporo Portom International. We wish every major airport in the world had a hotel just like it. It is new, modern, comfortable, well maintained, and run by a professional helpful staff. Our room was a Superior Twin, a typical shoe-box shaped hotel room, this one on the big side. Those who frequent hotels know the typical shoe box room will suffice as long as it’s clean and the water is hot, but you also probably notice some owners do a lot more than others with their rooms to make guests comfortable. This room has all the latest high tech, from lights to tv to curtains to outlets for charging. There’s a safe, fridge, and nespresso coffee maker. The bathroom has a little wet room with separate tub and shower. However, unlike many Japanese hotel wet rooms we encountered, the shower was western style (rather than the onsen-style with both shower and faucet, sitting stool and big bowl). However, if you want an onsen bath, the real thing can be accessed on the 4th floor of the hotel where there is everything you need to cleanse and then soak in a public bath of hot mineral water. The hotel also appears to be designed to facilitate quiet and rest. It’s purposely dimly lit and located at one end of the international terminal away from other airport services. It has black-out curtains. The location, which helps keep it quiet, is about 15-minutes' walk from the domestic terminal where most of the airport’s services are located (just a Lawson's convenience store nearby the hotel as well as a Visitor Welcome Center type place). Even if your itinerary doesn’t take you to the domestic terminal side of the airport, if you have time, you’ll likely want to peruse the many shops and restaurants over there. If you’re technology challenged, make sure to quiz the staff member who accompanies you to your room on room features and how they work. At checkout we were provided an airport cart and they loaded our luggage on it for us. This cart together with moving walkways between the international and domestic terminals removed a lot of the burden of crossing the airport on foot with luggage. We wanted to avoid rushing from the Sapporo city center to catch a 40-minute train or taxi to the airport for an early morning flight. The Sapporo Portom International was perfect, plus it afforded us a final onsen experience in Japan. Please build more.