Dormy Inn Asahikawa Reviews

Managed to get to the hotel at 10:30 and grabbed some free ramen. Enjoyed some nice time in the onsen and had ice cream after. Had some yoghurt in the morning before leaving. My favourite hotel.

It was convenient as we rented a car to travel around the area Overall a Nice hotel over

little bite far from Train station to walk to Hotel. Nice free late dinner at 2100

Enjoyed the free ice cream & hot ramen after the hot bath. Room size was good & clean

Nice hotel for a short stay. If visiting asakiyama, furans and biei areas.

One of the best hotel we stay during our trip! Great relax area with manga and ice creams. There’s yakult in the morning too. Room is big and comfortable. We will come back for sure. Good breakfast!

Enjoyable trip!

very nice

The location is convenient, with shopping park street and many restaurants nearby. The price is reasonable, the service is efficient, travel is convenient and fun!

I haven't traveled abroad much, but I think it's a really good hotel. Putting everything else aside, I really like the open-air bath in the large public bath. I went on a snowy day, and as I was soaking in the hot spring water while it was snowing, I felt like my worries were disappearing. There is no need to go to a ryokan. Even if you don't speak Japanese, they respond in English and the staff are all friendly. I stayed warm because I could control the room temperature myself. Breakfast is also good. You can make kaisendon with clams, flounder, salmon, and salmon roe, and there are many other things you can eat. It's a bit far from Asahikawa Station. It was a little difficult to drag the suitcase onto the snow-covered sidewalk on a snowy day. Other than that it was really good. I plan to visit again next time I go to Asahikawa.

The room is decorated in Duomi's usual style, a little newer. The bathhouse is quite large, and there is an ultra-high temperature pool outside which is perfect for those who like to soak in hot water. but! Never bring children! It is absolutely not cost-effective to forcefully charge a child fee of 3,000 yen per day when the room price is almost the same, and then only give out a pack of so-called child-sized pajamas, disposable slippers, towels and a duck sponge. The breakfast itself is average, but the price has been increased to 2,300 yen per person, and a three-year-old child is half price. Children are not charged for the 6,000-level Wagyu buffet outside (such as the well-known warm wild vegetables). In summary, it is better to stay at the premium hotel in Duomi, otherwise even if it has a hot spring, it is not worth the price.

It's a very good hotel. Although it's not next to Jr. or the subway, it's not far away either. The room was very tidy; the bathroom was also very nice. Very satisfying hotel. The breakfast and hot springs are also amazing!

very good! Every time I come to Japan, I stay at a Dormy Inn for a few days. Basically, they are available in every city in Japan. The transportation is convenient, the surrounding shopping is convenient, the hot springs are good, and the breakfast is rich, which is very satisfying.

Although the hotel is relatively far from Asahikawa, it is still acceptable. It is a 15-minute walk. There are famous restaurants nearby such as Daikokuya Lamb BBQ and Hogeya Ramen. The room is big enough, the 10/F hot spring provides free ice cream, and the 1/F restaurant provides free ramen after 21:30. The children are very happy.