"The hotel is just opposite the station, very convenient. The boss and his wife are very nice. They even lent me glue when my suitcase was broken. As for Wakkanai, the transportation is the same, and there are four round trips a day to the northernmost scenic spot. There is a supermarket next to the restaurant, but it closes at 7 o'clock. I recommend Wakkanai milk. It tastes very good."
"I like Dormy Inn in most places, but I think this one is one of the better one. Room are relatively larger than other places, breakfast is good (most other Dormy inn are also good) and I think the Onsen is one of the best I’ve been to."
"Great location and a rich breakfast. I booked this hotel for my trip to Wakkanai to visit Japan's northernmost point. I arrived late on the last JR train at midnight, and there was still a warm and helpful staff member at the front desk. Thumbs up!"
"The hotel layout is like home, very comfortable, the clerk is like a mother, in the kitchen to make a big meal, there is something at the counter ringing, also come out to deal with, do not speak Japanese other than language, but there is a translation machine, basic communication is no problem, 1 parking 2 food, are eating some Japanese family dishes, We booked a terrace sea view room. We could watch the sunset, but it happened to rain on the day of the stay. I missed it. The sound of the waves was very loud at night, but I saw the sunrise in the morning. I drove to Zonggu for about 10 minutes. The overall feeling was very good."
"Although we are a couple, the overall experience is full. There is a restaurant on the first floor, and you can book a set meal. The guests are very polite, it is cool and quiet and it helps me get rid of my addiction to the internet"
"Unfortunately, I could only get one of the two breakfasts since from October the breakfast time is shifted from 6.00 to 7.00 clock, the first of 2 trains per day to Asahikawa is about 6.40 clock, so it is not possible. The hotel is old, the room and the hall are the floor of the carpet in a deplorable condition. The staff is very busy and nice, the Japanese breakfast was good."
"Although the hotel is a bit old, the hygiene is very good. It may be because it has just been renovated. It can be seen that the owner has high standards. Although it is small, it has everything you need. It is enough to have a good sleep on a short trip."
"Spent New Year’s Eve here. Wakkanai is a very comfortable small town in the far north, with simple folk customs and a simple and clean environment. Miyuki is very close to the train station, and it is also very convenient to go to two points in the far north, just take the bus. The scenery near the lighthouse is really beautiful, but very cold. The seafood at DreamWorks next to the station is very good, and I had my New Year’s Eve dinner here. Thanks to Brother Cang from Station Cinema for his enthusiastic help❤️"
"Although this hotel is enough, the facilities are complete. The only thing is that the toilet is old, but the staff is good and can provide all transportation assistance. Moreover, there is a large supermarket nearby, and there are some restaurants around, so that everyone can eat three meals with peace of mind."
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November is the most affordable month to book a hotel in Wakkanai, with average nightly rates around NZD 180. Prices peak in October, when rates reach about NZD 462 per night.
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