Lodges in Ishikari District

"Charming new hotel with hot spring onsen and other attractive facilities. Breakfast is a bit pricey and was crowded. "

"Great shopping and loads of great restaurants at a reasonable price. "

"guest rooms are outdated and not well cleaned"

"It's a very solid, slightly-above-average Japanese hotel. Rooms are compact but well appointed, ammenities are nice. It's a bit let-down by being overly-fussy, with the lounge area on the basement level being closed at 1am, even though it's the only area to congregate in the hotel. With no rooms on that level or the first floor, noise can't be an issue... They just don't want people to be able to sit down if their room is not an option (like needing to take an overseas work phone call when your partner is trying to sleep). Likewise, I understand that the baths must close at 1am for "cleaning," but I wish they were open later (or all night) like other premium hotel chains. All in all, it was a nice experience and I would stay there again, but I'd also look around to see if the other hotels in the same range/class were a bit less uptight."

"love the breakfast.."

"Great location, plenty of food and shopping in the area. Decently sized rooms as well. "

"Not far from the station, very close to the main city attractions. Great options for dining around the area."

"I can get refund for services :)"

"Pro: entrance to Tanukikoji, friendly staff, quiet room, good breakfast, free coffee/choc/lemonade/corn soup Cons: decent public bath but not mineral water, blanket a bit dirty when checkin."