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• 3-star Hotels in Asahikawa

• Hotel Dormy Inn Asahikawa
  "Small but functional rooms, very nice roof-top onsen"
  "Nicely decorated, new business hotel with comfortable beds and functionally laid out (although very small by western standards) rooms. Staff was welcoming. Good location for downtown Asahikawa with lots of restaurants and shops nearby. Convenient and free parking. Although the hotel was very bus..."y the rooms were quiet. The roof-top onsen was very nice. Rooms seemed expensive although maybe this was because it was snow festival season. " More >
• Hotel Dormy Inn Asahikawa
  "Nice basic hotel at a great price and in a good location"
  "The Dormy Inn is located about a fifteen minute walk away from the JR Asahikawa Station. The hotel runs a free shuttle every half-hour to and from the station. The hotel is located only about five minutes away from the pedestrian zone main shopping street and about 10 minutes walk from the majo..."r department stores. Check-in to the hotel was very easy, we had bags shipped to the hotel and they were promptly delivered to us. The rooms were basic and small but very clean. The hotel has washing machines and dryers as well as snack and beverage machines on certain floors. The hotel has free onsens (one for the ladies, one for the gents). There is a 7-11 convenience store right across from the hotel. We'd definitely stay here again if we return to Asahikawa (which is worth a visit, by the way). " More >
• Asahikawa Grand Hotel
  "Good choice if you are looking just above budget level."
  "Being about 10-15 minutes on foot from JR Asahikawa Station you may want to take a taxi considering this is one of the coldest places in Japan. Although it's not impossible to walk the distance up the main street to the hotel, as the pavements are generally kept clear of much of the ice & snow, it c..."an get slippery when crossing the road & relentless snow can be a challenge with suitcases during Winter. I would not describe this hotel as 'shabby' as a previous reviewer has - it is definitely not run down & nowhere did I see threadbare furniture. Neither is it 'luxury' but it is a perfectly good tourist hotel. The lobby & ground floor is not brightly lit with the overall design based on a heavy, European look with reproduction 19th century furniture. The lobby area has an 'oppressive feel' but not shabby in any way. The hotel staff generally provided excellent service - bellboy to take our luggage, plenty of staff on hand to provide assistance at all times. Our room was a contra... " More >