Aibetsu 3 Stars Hotels

"Room was clean, breakfast choices were very good. The staff were helpful and the hotel is positioned in the centre of town convenient to transport, shops and cafes."

"The hotel is approximately a 10-15 walk from the station. The room is small but what you expect in Japanese hotels. I should point out there are no storage facilities for clothes apart from a few hangers so you are living out of your luggage. The staff where very helpful and pleasant."

"Had a great stay at Amanek Asahikawa! The staff were lovely and accommodating, allowing us to leave our luggage at the hotel before check in so we could explore the city. We had the breakfast buffet included which was definitely busy but had a good variety of food and lots of seating. Loved the public baths and staff allowed us to use the facilities even though we have tattoos - definitely a plus! The hotel is directly opposite the main train/bus station and a massive mall, with lots of food and shopping options close by. Thank you to the lovely staff at Hotel Amanek :) "

"The rooms & hotel in general were very clean & the staff was helpful & friendly; especially all of the food hall & parking staff. The front desk staff also helped us out quite a bit as well. Thank you for the pleasant stay."

"Really good place for a good typical Japanese stay with the outstanding mixed outside onsen bath, the traditional rooms, and the delicious buffet breakfast with a very large selection of really yummy Japanese food. Also conveniently located next to all the Sounkyo attractions, and a 7/11 if you want to eat your own food at the hotel snack are."

"Nice clean little business hotel with breakfast. It's seen it's years, but all the necessary facilities are there and not much to complain for the price. The breakfast is Japanese style buffet, limited options and practically the same everyday, but healthy and tasty enough."

"Good location, friendly service, reasonably priced, typical no-frills business hotel, however the bathroom had way too many black spots on the wall. "