Hotell nära Tokiwa Park

“The hotel lobby was very nice. They created many fun option like board game , library , area map , story night , etc. Stuff are very sweet and polite. We enjoyed breakfast ( 2500 yen ), not too many selection but just right. Dining area kept so clean. ”

“Would 10/10 recommend this to anyone going to Asahikawa. Super clean and nice staff. Delicious breakfast. Good location, just a minute from the station. A must stay hotel if you’re looking for something budget friendly.”

“思ったより朝食が良かった。”

“Helpful staff”

“Had a great stay!”

“It’s an ok hotel but not nearly as good as another WBF we’d stayed at. - Strictly won’t check you in before 15.00, even if less than an hour left - didn’t let me take my breakfast up to my room even though the dining area was crowded. Why?? I paid for it and it would leave more space for other guests. It’s not like people aren’t eating in their rooms all the time, I really can’t understand this. - woke up early to avoid crowd at breakfast, but by 06.50am there were barely seats left. Hard to...

“Bra läge vid stationen, frukostbuffé på 14 vån bara det. Fin onsen. Vänlig och hjälpsam personal. Kan absolut tänka mej att bo här igen”

“とても気持ちよく過ごさせてもらったのですが、部屋が暑くて、エアコンの温度下げたのですが、涼しくならず、窓を開けたかったのですが、あかなくて、そこだけ残念に思いました。”

“綺麗で街中からそれほど離れてなく17時からチェックイン出来てすごく良かったです。”

“Close to shopping mall for late night activities. Parking is in a parking garage but you have entry and exit privileges.”

“Lampstand was warm, welcoming, clean and modern! We enjoyed it so much we extended our stay. The coffee shop downstairs provided a delightful start to the day, so long as you can wait until they open at 9am. The staff were very kind and accommodating.”

“スタッフの方含めとても親切にしていただきました。特にプリンターを無料で使用できたのは本当に助かりました。 ありがとうございました。”

“対応が親切だった”

“The hotel was right located in the city center, with just about 50 meters distance to the walking street. Hotel staff was very friendly and helped us with parking. The room was clean and spacious. Very confirmable bed. If you come with a car, don't trust the navigation via post code or telephone number, both led us to wrong addresses and we had to use google maps and ask locals for direction.”