Kushiro City Hotels with Wifi

The Japanese-style resort hotel boasts a lakeside ceiling and spacious rooms with private onsen (hot spring bath) and balconies. The rooftop open-air hot spring with views of Lake Akan is absolutely stunning. The dining is exquisite and delicious, using high-quality ingredients, reflecting the chef's dedication. Each room has its own private dining area with personalized service, making it very comfortable. The daily management is excellent; the environment is quiet, and the staff are attentive to individual needs and make special arrangements. In short, it's an excellent choice for a vacation. I was fortunate enough to stay at Tsuruga, near Lake Onuma, which is also a very beautiful hotel.

I am sad I didn’t get to have the free breakfast. The hotel is a little old but other than that there’s nothing to complain about. Great location to stop by.

The hotel is in a good location and the service is OK. The free drinks service in the evening is very considerate. We drank whiskey and sake together. We almost forgot that this is a chain hotel. The only drawback is the air conditioning and thin sheets instead of quilt covers.

The front counter staff were able to communicate well in English, so the check‑in process felt smooth and pressure‑free. Their explanations were clear and helpful. The buffet dinner was delicious with a good variety of seafood and grilled items. Our room faced Lake Akan, giving us a beautiful lakeside view throughout the stay. The cruise terminal was right in front of the hotel — just a short walk to board the boat to the Marimo exhibition. At night, the Akan Garden walk was a meaningful experience, letting us learn more about the local Akan culture in a calm, nature-filled setting. ✨ Overall: A comfortable stay with great service, good food, and perfect access to Lake Akan activities.

The hotel's location is excellent; it's a two-minute walk straight ahead after turning left from the JR station. There's a bus stop and a sightseeing bus pick-up point right outside the entrance. It's also just over a ten-minute walk to Nusamai Bridge. The hotel breakfast is delicious, and there are complimentary alcoholic beverages and soft drinks on the first floor in the evenings. They also offer free hot springs. The only downside is the questionable cleanliness, which needs improvement.

Location is great as you get to wake up to a beautiful lakeside view of Lake Akan, close to Ainu craft plaza, and walkable to everything else. Like other posts mentioned, the facilities of this hotel, especially the rooms, felt a bit dated (I don’t remember seeing a rotary phone anymore). However, the room is big and comfortable, so I would definitely stay here again.

Good location with parking and friendly/helpful staff. It’s a very big hotel but part of the hotel is older from the looks of it. The rooms are spacious, but we couldn’t figure out how to turn on the heat and the room we had was a dated with older furniture and older bathroom fixtures. The shower soap was in packets and the pillows weren’t comfortable (better when we asked for better pillows at the front desk). Buffet dinner was pricey and not great for people with food allergies. Overall, a little overpriced for what the room was.

Hotel's location is very near to Kushiro station, easy to travel by trains or buses. 650 m walking distance from a big supermarket (Big House Asahimachi). Offers free washing machine service although the dryer is coin operated but normal rate at 100 yen per 30 minutes. Breakfast buffet is delicious. Free ochazuke from 22:00-24:00.

It has good access from the station. It's on the opposite side of the railway tracks from the downtown area along the Kushiro River. If walking, you can reach Kushiro Station via a pedestrian bridge or underground passage. There is ample parking. There is a large public bath on the first floor (about 8 people in the washing area). Bicycle rentals are available for nearby places (there are no convenience stores nearby). The basic necessities are provided.

It was conveniently located near Kushiro Station, so I stayed for one night. The room was modest and neither good nor bad, but there was no air conditioning, only a fan. Fortunately, it was cool outside on September 16th, so I was able to solve the problem by opening the window and turning on the fan, but I wouldn't recommend staying there in the middle of summer, like August.