"My wife and i were here for snowboarding, and really enjoyed our stay. The location’s central, has a Seicomart just across the road, petrol station, and a coin laundry within a stone’s throw. And a Coop (supermarket) just down the road aswell.
The bedroom configuration is pretty compressed/tight but that’s not too bad. Everything else is great. "
"Had an amazing stay! Loved our relaxing time there and the city was beautiful. Went on a lovely hike. Hug and Momo were so sweet and such a great treat! The hosts were so welcoming and also had great recommendations for our trip going forward! Would love to stay again! "
"The room, large and spotless was perfect but the downside is the fact that it is a 30.min walk from the station. OK if you travel light with a rucksack."
"Room was nice. The issue is the location of the apartment. It was located at the top of the hill. From the map, it seems close to the train station and local attraction. But climb up the hill is an issue."
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"This hotel has comfortable beds, a great shower / bath combo, and a relaxing lobby space full of plants with a nice bar and jazz vibe going. It is also right next door to the tower and a convenient entry to the underground (through the Don Guri pastry shop) that takes to you to Aurora town, Poletown, and even all the way to the main station or Susukino via underground walkways. You are right next to Odori station as well, the main intersection of all the underground subway trains. Highly recommended!"
"Very convenient location between the rain station and the main attraction street.
Very cozy cute hotel.
The bathroom was super small though.
Breakfast buffet was pretty good and well organised, online waiting room really helped.
Per my understanding parking is limited, but we did not have a car. View of the canal was nice.
Onsen was pretty small, but at least not that crowded. No sauna and both baths were pretty hot.
Other than that, I would stay there again. "
"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."
During your visit to Otaru, you can do some window-shopping at Rinyu Morning Market. While in this walkable area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.
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What can I see and do near Sakaimachi Street?
Otaru Music Box Museum, Otaru City Art Museum and Bank of Japan Museum feature a variety of fascinating exhibits to see while you're in town. Sights like Otaru Kihinkan, Old Endo Matabei House and Temiya Cave are must-sees while exploring the area. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Ironaifuto Park and Park Otaru.
