Abashiri Kanko Hotel, Abashiri

The hotel is located on a hill overlooking the lake, offering a picturesque view, but it is a bit far from the city. The rooms have a terrible smell of smoke, which was a downside, and the pricing could be perceived as high. However, the service was attentive, especially considering the winter conditions. The dining options were mainly Japanese and quite good, but it is recommended to book in advance for a better experience.

Staying at this hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and spacious, but the nonsmoking room arrangement on the 3rd floor was a bit inconvenient. The service was friendly and helpful, though the presence of many tour groups impacted the overall experience. The location was excellent, close to Lake Abashiri, but not as convenient as expected. The dining options were decent, with a variety of choices, but could be improved with better organization in advance. The facilities were satisfactory but could use some upgrades.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The room was spacious, clean, and had a beautiful view of the lake in the morning. The service was top-notch, with polite and helpful staff ready to assist at every turn. While the location was a bit far from the city, it served as a great base for exploring the northwestern Hokkaido region. The dining options were varied and delicious, offering a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. The facilities were well-maintained and added to the overall comfort of my stay.

The hotel offers a comfortable stay with a good view but may need renovation. The Japanese seating setup adds a unique touch, yet there is a notable terrible smell of smoke lingering around.

The hotel offers a terrific sunset view and provided a large and nice location for exploring north-western Hokkaido. The rooms smelled a bit funny when we checked in, but booking dinner at the main restaurant whilst booking the room was convenient. The service was very helpful, although they were not patient with our queries at times. The dining options were quite good with mainly Japanese selections, and the facilities were rated highly. However, the service relied on reputation and not much else.

The hotel offers a terrific sunset view from comfortable rooms, but dining arrangements would be better with more variety. The service was accommodating, especially considering the winter conditions. The location, although overlooking the lake, may be a bit far out of town. The dining options were good, featuring a mix of Japanese and Western choices.

I had a wonderful time at this hotel, with spacious rooms offering a stunning view of Lake Abashiri. The Japanese seating arrangement added to the comfort, but there were a few minor inconveniences to consider. The service was a mix of helpfulness and impatience, and the location, though picturesque, was a bit remote for easy exploration. Dining was a pleasant experience overall, and the facilities were enjoyable.

The hotel is wonderfully located near Lake Abashiri, providing easy access to nearby attractions. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, perfect for three people, although there were some minor inconveniences. The dining options offer a wide variety, especially the buffet with both Western and Japanese choices.

When we checked in, the rooms smelled a bit funny but were set up in traditional Japanese seating style, equipped with all basic amenities on the 3rd floor. The hotel is a short drive out of Abashiri town center, serving as a good base for exploring northwestern Hokkaido. It's a wonderful spot, just a 5-minute walk to Lake Abashiri and in an area with relatively few hotels. The service was a bit lacking in patience but overall very clean and the staff were pretty courteous, friendly, and helpful, even meeting us at the bus stop to shuttle us and our bags to the hotel. The dining was quite good with a wide variety of mainly Japanese selections offered buffet-style, including both western and Japanese choices. The facilities were generally convenient and modern.