Ulasan Hokkai Hotel

A simple, no frills hotel. Location is great, as near to convenience store and bus stop to attractions

Nice simple hotel just 5 min walk from Abashiri JR station. Hotel has boss Standard and Japanese rooms. Clean and well-arranged. Didn’t have breakfast options.

Old hotel but in great clean , stay at tatami room without bathroom , so has to use public bath and toilet , the best part is package with their dinner , it's so delicious

The location is convenient, halfway between the main train station and most of the eateries and bus stops, which are in the main town area. As for the hotel, it’s true Japanese style with no private showers, instead a Japanese-style public bath is on offer. My room was tatami-floored and had the futon prepared for me. The room was just a space with 4 walls, window, TV, small fridge and table. There’s no private toilet, you have to walk out to the hallway to use it, so you have to lock your room door and bring the key with you. Something worth noting is that there are only two power outlets in the room. It’s fine for a one night stay and if you’re looking off a more Japanese experience, this is an alright option.

Good service but some room does not have washroom available

Breakfast not quite good. Facilitates are old. Door is not locked when closed. Not quite clean.

Location was not great and quite a distance from JR station. Staff at counter can't understand English and not that helpful until the next day we meet a staff that can speak Mandarin. My wife doesn't like the toilet lighting as it was very dim. We had dinner at the hotel and surprisingly it was great as it was cooked by 2 elderly lady.

The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful.

Ckean and good stay.

Well its good

Except for the poor hotel facilities, everything else is great. The dinner is delicious, especially the tempura fried by the auntie. The food is kept hot as much as possible. The breakfast is Japanese and buffet style, but it is small, beautiful and thoughtful.

It's an old-fashioned hotel. It seems to have hundreds of years of history. The staff are polite. It's clean, but the bathroom is small.

The room is a little small, but the facilities are complete; it is farther from the JR station than expected, but very close to another bus stop. If you have signed up for a day trip, you can go to the bus stop next to it, which is very convenient. // The pictures are all from the one-day trip in Abashiri. If you want to cover the attractions in Abashiri during your free travel, it is still necessary to stay in a hotel in Abashiri

There are Chinese waitresses at the front desk, a large bath, a small room, a 20-inch TV, and barbecue and seafood restaurants within a 10-minute walk. It is convenient to take an icebreaker and go to Abashiri Prison.