Hotels near Otaru Sakaimachi Street, Otaru

Stayed for 2d1n as a couple. We had a comfortable stay in the room, which was spacious and even had a small sofa. The location is excellent, a short walk from Otaruchikko station. It is also directly connected to the large Aeon mall which we visited quite a lot. It connects directly to Wingbay as well, which was convenient for shopping, etc. It is about a 30 minute walk to the more touristy part of Otaru, which was fine with us since the prices in the surrounding area were also lower.

Is a very busy hotel, staffs in reception looks tired all the times 😅 (no greeting upon check in no good bye upon go out). But the hotel itself is worth 5 stars. - location opposite JR station 5 stars - walking distance to Otaru canal 5 stars - Onsen available with small treats / amenities (microwave) very thoughtful more than 5 stars - room sound / noise proof is very good. Can’t hear the noice from corridor or next door or top room ( which I have this sound issue at other hotels when staying in other Hokkaido hotel for 10 days ) - recommended hotel will come back again

Let’s start with the Service staff. Customer facing warm attentive accommodating responsive smiling. Choose any positive word and it will be here in this wonderful onsen resort family managed with the son at the front to welcome you. Shiro San. Mother and owner father are both very active in the daily management Lobby evening cocktail hour is pleasant and relaxing. Sink into the warm ambiance of the lobby coffee beer area with eye catching decor n warm service. Cookies nuts beer coffee n wine are served here. Breakfast n dinner are a delight n foodie experience especially in room and whether in the different dinning areas western or Japanese. Such a delightful experience to have both like we did. Food n beverage is excellent and we totally enjoyed our 2nd and 3rd nights dinner in room. Onto the onsen now. There are 2 public onsen areas and I tried both. I was totally blown away by the evening session at the onsen located at the lower level. Out of this world is the description with Indoor hot pool Outdoor hot pool Outdoor cold pool Sauna n steam room n Fireplace The onsen on the lobby level is different as it has a high tech sauna room with a hot area where you can lie down to enjoy the heat on back or front. Car park is ample and a very very short drive to the lobby drop off pick up with a shelter should it rain. A must come n try

　I have stayed in Otaru town several times, but this time I stopped by Otaru Tenguyama Ropeway to get a panoramic view of Otaru City from a high place, and then moved sideways and arrived at the hotel. I parked my car in the parking space near the entrance. When you enter the entrance, there is an automatic thermometer, spray the disinfectant in your hand, and take a break in front of the front desk to wait in line. I entered the twin room in room 2809 on the 8th floor. The indoor facilities were as complete as the general hotel. From the window, I could see the road next to the hotel and the nearby mountains. A friend who lives in Sapporo booked dinner at the restaurant on the first floor in front of the hotel front desk, so I had a dinner with my friends. It wasn't crowded, so I was able to enjoy the course meal slowly while talking. There was an indoor pool and fitness in the building, but it was not available because it was only one night. Many school excursion students stayed there, so there were quite a few young people at the souvenir shop. Breakfast was buffet style at the restaurant on the 2 floor. I was full because I had a lot of food. I went to the public bath first thing in the morning, but there were few people and I put it in comfortably. After checking out and leaving the hotel, I climbed up and saw the loop road, the Asatogawa Dam and the autumn leaves, and then went home. It was a wasteful resort type hotel for one night.

I stayed in Oceanfront Royal Suite Room 805. The circular floor on the top floor, the view of the coast and quay from the living room were wonderfully impressed like a painting. The building that rises on the coast seemed old, but the room was cleanly maintained and comfortable to stay. The view from the living room and bathroom was wonderful and seemed worth staying just to enjoy this view. The furnishings were antique and it was good to match the atmosphere of the resort. The big bathroom is not a hot spring, but it was always good to enter at any time with hot water. I opened the bathroom window and enjoyed the magnificent view of the Sea of Japan while listening to the sound of the waves of the Sea of Japan. It was good that there were enough towels. For dinner, I had a special suite course ”Presil” at the restaurant. There were many items and volumes, so I was able to enjoy it deliciously. The wine was also cheap and good. I was able to get it with a chopsticks, and the female staff were friendly and I had a fun dinner. I asked for white asparagus dishes for additional dishes, but it was very delicious and satisfying. Breakfast was also served at the restaurant with ”creative breakfast”. While enjoying the scenery, I enjoyed a relaxing breakfast at my seat. It was good to be able to get sparkling for free from the morning. As an aside, the unique hairstyle of the male staff was good. I was very satisfied this time. I would like to stay if I had another chance.

We stayed at Yu Kiroro for one week and it was the best vacation my family could have asked for! You definitely need a car if you will be staying here and there’s plenty of parking for guests outside and near the hotel across the street. The entrance is very welcoming and we felt at home right away. When you check in, each guest receives a complementary parfait and one access to private onsen. The hotel was very clean and very quiet. The kitchen is well-equipped with dish-washer, oven, microwave, and a massive fridge so we simply bought groceries when we felt like staying in at a local supermarket (I recommend TRIAL). The bathrooms were also very nice with room and floor heating so your feet won’t get cold in the morning. The sheets were crisp and clean and the massive window in each room had an amazing view and sunlight on a good day. The restaurant within the hotel was very affordable yet served high quality food with great view of nature. They also offer family friendly activities such as horse riding, morning walks, and outdoor bbq. Overall, it was a great experience to escape from the city to relax and go to onsen every night before it closes at 12 am. They are also very reasonable with room keeping and respectful with our privacy and time as we stayed in a lot. This place is a must try, and we will definitely go back especially in winter! Ask for Alan when you need help and their team will definitely make your stay a memorable one!

It is a very authentic Japanese hotel and the hot springs provided are very comfortable! Other service facilities are also basic. When I checked in, I happened to meet a high school baseball team staying at the hotel. It was very interesting. It is a hotel that should be very popular among locals. It also provides conference rooms, a restaurant that can be reserved, and multi-person rooms, which is very suitable for large groups. Travel in groups. It's a pity that it's a bit too hot to live in summer. It's very suitable for ski tourists.

It is mainly self-check-in and unmanned, but they will help you if you have trouble. I didn't know this, but there is a washing machine in the room, which is useful for long-term stays.

The whole room is said to be a hundred years of renovation, so some places feel very old traces, fortunately the bathroom beds are also completely renovated, living is still quite comfortable. The first floor has a living room and a fully equipped kitchen filled with retro furnishings and appliances, but the toilet door on the outside is a glass-lined door so the light can be seen clearly when it is opened. There are service staff who can speak Chinese, English and Japanese with the parking lot, which is closer to Nanxiao Temple Station than Otaru, and there are many restaurants nearby.

Fantastic location overlooking the canals in Otaru. Best thing about the hotel was having a separate bathroom and a separate toilet… Especially useful when travelling with families! Gorgeous stained glass window and you can see the amazing sunset from the top floor as well  Reception was large and the front desk folk were very friendly and helpful. Overall would highly recommend this hotel