Hotels Near Akaigawa Village Hall in Akaigawa

We stayed at Yu Kiroro for one week and it was the best vacation my family could have asked for! You definitely need a car if you will be staying here and there’s plenty of parking for guests outside and near the hotel across the street. The entrance is very welcoming and we felt at home right away. When you check in, each guest receives a complementary parfait and one access to private onsen. The hotel was very clean and very quiet. The kitchen is well-equipped with dish-washer, oven, microwave, and a massive fridge so we simply bought groceries when we felt like staying in at a local supermarket (I recommend TRIAL). The bathrooms were also very nice with room and floor heating so your feet won’t get cold in the morning. The sheets were crisp and clean and the massive window in each room had an amazing view and sunlight on a good day. The restaurant within the hotel was very affordable yet served high quality food with great view of nature. They also offer family friendly activities such as horse riding, morning walks, and outdoor bbq. Overall, it was a great experience to escape from the city to relax and go to onsen every night before it closes at 12 am. They are also very reasonable with room keeping and respectful with our privacy and time as we stayed in a lot. This place is a must try, and we will definitely go back especially in winter! Ask for Alan when you need help and their team will definitely make your stay a memorable one!

Sho Inn completely overturned me, a picky person like me, because it was incredibly tidy and clean!!! Each person will have his or her own room, a comfortable and spacious bed, and can enjoy the snowy scenery outside the window. The public areas are extremely simple and clean, and the bathrooms and showers are impeccably clean and convenient. The hotel is designed in a simple and tasteful style, with nothing superfluous or missing. Everyone’s needs are different, but I think it’s a good place to stop along the way. The boss is very kind and helpful. He is always ready to complete the other party's requests, including pick-up and drop-off and transportation requirements, and it is free of charge. What I am very grateful for is that I admired the tissue box next to the sink. After asking for the location, he immediately drove me to buy it, and then sent me to the station to buy a ticket and leave. Unforgettable thanks. What I miss even more is the human kindness...

Book a dormitory on my Navi Travel. １night ２１００ yen. Pay at T point. Location is the intersection of Sun Mall shopping street and Bank of Japan Street. Lawson is in the building. ３ There is a reception on the floor and you can get up by elevator. It has just opened in ２０１８ years １０ months and the facilities are new. ３ The shared space on the floor is large. The explanation of the inn at the reception was polite. Especially, I forgot the password number of the key of the door of the room, and I was strongly told that I would not put it in the room because there was no staff after ０ in the morning (when I lost the paper written). Towels and toothbrushes are paid. Kitchen and refrigerator can be used.

I have stayed once before at Kanpo no Yado. I stayed for the first time after the renewal with Asarigawa Onsen Hotel. The tatami mats and walls were nice in the room. The washing area of the large public bath is divided into two places, but there are not many seats, about 10. The hot water was warm and the temperature was good. The jacuzzi was narrow with about 3 people taking a bath, and the temperature was a little low. An open-air bath would be nice. Both dinner and breakfast were good with delicious food that is friendly to the elderly.

　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.

It seems to be a designer hotel, and it is very fashionable, and the room is large, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, and the drink is all free, It's a good cospa for those who want to drink because it's only. However, I have stayed at various hotels until now, but I thought I needed a sofa to relax at least, and if I wanted to say, I needed a sofa. It's the concept of the room, the table, the Zabuton between the boards, there is also a tatami space, but there is nothing there, and the mezzone bedroom is comfortable. I can't relax in the living room, I'm sore between the boards, and the TV is unusually small, and it's hard to see, and I didn't have a place to relax, but I hope you can improve your room. If you value the concept, I thought it would be better to go to the TV in the eye, such as the roof sofa that suits it. It's nice but it's a hotel.

　I have stayed in Otaru town several times, but this time I stopped by Otaru Tenguyama Ropeway to get a panoramic view of Otaru City from a high place, and then moved sideways and arrived at the hotel. I parked my car in the parking space near the entrance. When you enter the entrance, there is an automatic thermometer, spray the disinfectant in your hand, and take a break in front of the front desk to wait in line. I entered the twin room in room 2809 on the 8th floor. The indoor facilities were as complete as the general hotel. From the window, I could see the road next to the hotel and the nearby mountains. A friend who lives in Sapporo booked dinner at the restaurant on the first floor in front of the hotel front desk, so I had a dinner with my friends. It wasn't crowded, so I was able to enjoy the course meal slowly while talking. There was an indoor pool and fitness in the building, but it was not available because it was only one night. Many school excursion students stayed there, so there were quite a few young people at the souvenir shop. Breakfast was buffet style at the restaurant on the 2 floor. I was full because I had a lot of food. I went to the public bath first thing in the morning, but there were few people and I put it in comfortably. After checking out and leaving the hotel, I climbed up and saw the loop road, the Asatogawa Dam and the autumn leaves, and then went home. It was a wasteful resort type hotel for one night.

The stay in OMO5 was an excellent experience. Start from reception arranging us where to park our car, to details of helping us to arrange restaurant was very touching and appreciated. The atmosphere, deco, cleanliness was all tip top better than what we expected. Thanks to the house team who did their effort to make our stay memorable

Pillows are a bit too thin, if provide two or hard pillows will be good

Fantastic location overlooking the canals in Otaru. Best thing about the hotel was having a separate bathroom and a separate toilet… Especially useful when travelling with families! Gorgeous stained glass window and you can see the amazing sunset from the top floor as well  Reception was large and the front desk folk were very friendly and helpful. Overall would highly recommend this hotel