Super Hotel Ishikari

The service attitude of the staff is obviously much worse than that of hotels under other groups. When checking in, the staff was unkind and held a brief introduction translated into English and asked the guests to read it for themselves. It was obviously perfunctory and there was no smile at all. There is no telephone in the room to contact the front desk, so guests with special requests must go to the front desk in person. The staff was obviously perfunctory and told the guests that they had used up all the quilt bags. It is hard for anyone to believe that all the quilt bags in a hotel can be used up. It's not hard to imagine that the front desk staff here is being pushy. There are not many seats at the breakfast location, and seats are very tight during busy hours. Even if a small group has to be split up to set up stages at different locations, it’s not ideal. This hotel is relatively new and is located close to Sapporo, less than half an hour's drive from Sapporo. The location is actually not bad. This hotel brand, which has always prided itself on service, is the worst in terms of service attitude compared with the other four hotels of the same group that I have stayed in in Hokkaido.

I was able to stay there without any particular issues, but accommodation costs can be quite high depending on the season.

It's a bit out of the way, but there was no problem at all getting around by rental car. The parking lot was also very large and nice. I really liked the breakfast~ This place is famous for its breadㅎㅎㅎ I ate a lot of breadㅋ The hot springs were nice, the room was quiet, everything was good ^^

It was a little out of the way, so parking was easy. The front desk staff was friendly, but I think they should speak Japanese. The double room had only the bare necessities, so I didn't expect it to be spacious. The bathhouse on the first floor uses hot spring water, so it's not that big, but the water was so smooth that it was really nice. I went down at 6:30 for breakfast, and the line was already really long, so I was surprised. I was able to sit down quickly, but it might be because there were a lot of business people returning from business trips on Saturday. I recommend that people with tight flight times hurry up and get there early. The hotel is out of the way, but there's a Costco right next door, and a Seico mart a 5-minute walk away, so please keep that in mind. If you don't follow the pedestrian crossing signal because of the cars speeding by, you'll be in big trouble.

The bath was brought in from Jozankei hot springs, so it made my skin smooth and felt good. The breakfast was so delicious that I ended up eating too much. I was particularly impressed by the organic vegetables and freshly baked bread.