Hotels in Asahikawa

"I was quite satisfied with this hotel. It's incredibly convenient, right next to JR Asahikawa Station and the bus terminal. During my stay, there happened to be a food festival downstairs. The hotel facilities are very high-end; the smart toilet was the most advanced I've ever seen! It was my first time staying in a business-style hotel that also had an onsen (hot spring bath). What's more, I happened to visit during their three-day holiday weekend (Respect for the Aged Day), and it wasn't even particularly expensive. I'm very pleased! It'll definitely be my top choice next time!"

"Hotel is right in front of JR station, quite convenience if you take train to Asahikawa, if you are driving, they have no parking but you may park to opposite Aeon mall, do approach hotel counter for a day pass with 500Yen. take note that there is no proper drop off area, you need to unload your luggage along the busy main road, other than that all good, cleanliness and service are perfect and with Aeon mall opposite and shopping cluster behind, you won't feel boring during your stay. overall highly recommended."

"The hotel is new, modern, and conveniently located near the Aeon supermarket, making it easy to pick up anything you need. There’s also a Tsuruha Drug store right on the first floor, which adds even more convenience for shopping. The D-Parking area costs around 1,100 yen per night, but it’s directly connected to the hotel lobby, making access smooth and hassle-free. The onsen is clean and relaxing — a great way to unwind after a busy day. Breakfast offers a wide variety of dishes, both Japanese and Western, and everything was fresh and tasty. My favorite was the sashimi — it was exceptionally good! Overall, it’s a comfortable and well-located hotel that’s perfect for both business and leisure travelers."

"Here's a quick summary: The hotel is great, but whatever you do, *do not* book a triple room! Let's start with the hotel's advantages: The location is absolutely unbeatable, right next to Asahikawa Station. There's also a bus information center right next door where you can buy tickets for buses to Sapporo and other destinations. Directly opposite the hotel, you'll find an AEON supermarket and mall, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. Seriously, I can't imagine a more prime spot! 😅 The breakfast offers fantastic value for money and is definitely not to be missed! 😋 They serve simplified versions of Genghis Khan BBQ, Asahikawa ramen, and seafood donburi, along with Western options like bread and salad. Oh, and the melon jelly is quite tasty and worth trying. Finally, let me explain why you should avoid booking a triple room. It's essentially just a standard twin room, and the 'extra' third bed is simply the sofa 🛋️. What's worse, the sofa is right under the air conditioner, making it very cold. Plus, there's an LED emergency light that's fine during the day but flashes a green light right in your face all night long. Not wanting my elderly mother and son to suffer, I ended up having to wear an eye mask, but I still barely slept at all. Photo 1: Hotel entrance (The lobby is on the third floor!) Photo 2: Bus information center next to the hotel Photo 3: AC unit and LED emergency light above the sofa Photo 4: The room is a bit small Photo 5: View from the window Photos 6 & 7: Delicious breakfast"

"We liked the Dormy chain hotels. Our stay at the Dormy Inn Asahikawa was great. Room is clean, bedsheets & towels were new & fluffy. The onsen is on the top floor & has an outdoor pool very appealing to watch the sky during onsen. Breakfast was superb good. Location is strategic too & walking distance to some great restaurants. Happy & will come back again. Highly recommended."

"When I booked, I saw photos in the reviews of guests enjoying breakfast with a view, and it certainly lived up to expectations. Breakfast is served on the 14th floor, offering an absolutely superb view. The food selection was also quite good, and I didn't get tired of it even after eating there for two consecutive days. The coffee was surprisingly decent for hotel standards; I had two cups every morning. The room itself was small, as is typical for Japanese hotels. However, the upside is that everything is within arm's reach; you don't even need to get out of bed to grab something. The surrounding area is excellent. Being located right on a pedestrian street, you're just a few steps away from shopping and dining."

"위치도좋고 깨끗하고 좋았습니다 주차느 근처 유료주차장에 하시면되요 요리하기도 편했고 전체적으로 대만족이었습니다"

"The location was close to the station, and above all, the cafe was very fashionable! The clerk is all nice, and I will take care of you when I come again!"

"The hotel is really close to the station, just across the road. We stayed here as a transit point to catch an early bus to the zoo the next day! The environment and hygiene were both excellent, and there's even a hot spring on the rooftop ♨️. Just a heads-up for peak season: you'll need to line up early for the bus to Asahiyama Zoo – it gets incredibly crowded! We lined up 20 minutes beforehand and just made it."

"This review is mainly for the outstanding cafe / coffee shop in the lobby. The team is incredible. They remember me and how I like my coffee, and even though honey isn't available in the cafe the head barrista guy went and found some for me. This makes me feel really super loyal towards OMO hotels in general. My one note from staying the night is the weird bedding. There is something poking my skin from the inside of the bedding, I don't know if it's down feathers, but even when I'm not moving, there is the sensation of something ”biting” me. I don't think it's bed bugs, which usually leave red marks. But the bedding is weird and created an uncomfortable atmosphere. I absolutely love the cafe, and the lobby in general is like the Grand Hotels of the previous era. It's my favorite place in Asahikawa. If the beds were improved I would always stay here. Thank you again to the great team in the cafe for making me feel welcome and for giving me the VIP service, you guys are really awesome."