TOTONOU Place in Asahikawa provides accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge. This guest house offers free private parking, a shared kitchen, and free Wifi.
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Arcelle
From
Philippines
A lovely hostel with really helpful and friendly owner!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.1
8.1
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 217 reviews
TY-Home is located in Asahikawa, just 24 miles from Furano Station and 27 miles from Windy Garden.
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MINH DUC
From
Taiwan
We loved this house. There was no need to prepare anything, everything was there. The house was neat and clean and the surrounding scenery was beautiful and peaceful. Absolutely will go back next time.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2
9.2
Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 63 reviews
GUESTHOUSE CHIYOGAOKA offers accommodations in Asahikawa, 24 miles from Furano Station and 27 miles from Windy Garden. Both Wifi and private parking are available at the vacation home free of charge.
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Maslina
From
Malaysia
The traditional japanese home style, spacious and beautiful sceneries around the house. Many online streaming platforms provided. Overall, very satisfied.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 6.6
6.6
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 37 reviews
A recently renovated apartment, Harry's Ski House ASAHIKAWA offers accommodations in Asahikawa. This apartment offers free private parking, a 24-hour front desk, and free Wifi.
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Dana
From
Israel
Spacious, very comfortable beds and the house has everything you need.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2
9.2
Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 19 reviews
Located in Higashikagura, within 30 miles of Furano Station and 8.8 miles of Asahikawa Yojo Station, 東神楽大学ゲストハウス has accommodations with free WiFi.
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YAO SHENG
From
Taiwan
I like the way they design the dorm which is so cozy and comfy. The best thing in the room is they gov a super big heater in the center of the room! In the mid September I didn't expect such a low temperature at night. That heater helped a lot and I love that it connects to each room with tubes so the whole place is sooo warm.
旭川美瑛 Sakura 西神楽 is located in Asahikawa, just 5 miles from Kaguraoka Park and 5.5 miles from Ayako Miura Literature Museum.
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Chelsea
From
United States
My favorite accommodations when staying in Hokkaido. It is a good and quiet location close by the attractions if you have a car. You just need a code to access the keys given to you the day before. It’s a real Japanese house with futons, tatami mats, Japanese bath tub. There’s a Lawson nearby that sells good food. There’s a microwave, stove and large fridge. Beds are comfy. Washer available with 3 packets of detergent. You hang clothes to dry. I would come hear again because it’s really close to biei and the flower fields plus the zoo. If you need to smoke round 1 is open 24/7 or aeon mall opens at 9 am and has outdoor smoking room
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3
8.3
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 72 reviews
A recently renovated apartment, 蒼穹 offers accommodations in Asahikawa. This apartment offers free private parking, private check-in and check-out, and free Wifi.
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Madeline
From
United States
Beautiful place - very clean and modern, and decorated very well. You get the whole house to yourself, and it is fully furnished with basically everything you could need - plates, bowls, cups, utensils, all the important kitchen appliances, and even condiments in the refrigerator! It's located on a quiet street in a neighborhood not too far outside Asahikawa. Was definitely a great place to stay on our Asahikawa-Biei-Furano roadtrip! Also, the owner was very responsive, and when we had a problem, she personally came and helped sort it out. She even gave us recommendations that helped us on our trip!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.6
9.6
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 60 reviews
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,188 reviews
Very Good · 1,188 reviews
Dormy Inn Asahikawa is a 10-minute walk from JR Asahikawa Train Station. It offers modern accommodations with a large public hot-spring bath and free in-room wired internet.
Excellent - What previous guests thought, 161 reviews
Excellent · 161 reviews
Located in Asahikawa, within 11 miles of Asahikawa Yojo Station and 11 miles of Kaguraoka Park, Morinoyu Hotel Hanakagura has accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi throughout the property as...
Guest review
Excellent onsen hotel.
The self-contained cottages are really good.
Excellent - What previous guests thought, 630 reviews
Excellent · 630 reviews
Located in Asahikawa and with Azumamachi Hall reachable within 29 miles, 9 C Hotel Asahikawa has a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 229 reviews
Very Good · 229 reviews
Located in Asahikawa, 2.7 miles from Ayako Miura Literature Museum, A-GATE HOTEL 旭川 -Asahikawa- provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Guest review
Cool old
Love
Hotel plenty of space good parkjng too
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 712 reviews
Pleasant · 712 reviews
Located within 30 miles of Azumamachi Hall and a 16-minute walk of Tokiwa Park, Tabist ASAHIKAWA STATION HOTEL provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Asahikawa.
Hotel Trend Asahikawa is located in Asahikawa, within 22 miles of Azumamachi Hall and 4.5 miles of Asahikawa Yojo Station. With free WiFi, this 2-star hotel has a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Featuring 2-star accommodations, Tabist THE GREEN ASAHIKAWA is located in Asahikawa, 30 miles from Azumamachi Hall and a 11-minute walk from Tokiwa Park.
Guest review
The staff was friendly and the room was in very good condition.
Located within 29 miles of Azumamachi Hall and a 17-minute walk of Asahikawa Yojo Station, Hotel Tetora Asahikawa Station has rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Asahikawa.
From $112.40 per night
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Scored out of 10, guest rating 10
10
We were there on 3rd week of Sep 2023 but somehow perhaps...
We were there on 3rd week of Sep 2023 but somehow perhaps due to climate change, the autumn leaves didn’t feature . So I would recommend 1st week of October to visit. Regardless the Asahidake Ropeway did offer great views and the Sugatame Pond trap walk was most enjoyable with good views.
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Guest review by
Grace
Singapore
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10
10
Biei was central for where we wanted to go - cycling to see...
Biei was central for where we wanted to go - cycling to see autumn leaves, Mt Asahidake Ropeway and Shirogane Blue Pond.
One, there are a few bicycle rental shops in close proximity (all are similarly priced). Unless you are young and fit and ambitious, you will NOT be able to pedal the power-assisted bicycle to ALL the recommended places. We set aside 4 hours to comfortably visit 4 places. (Please set to the lowest assist mode if you want the battery to last for 4 hours).
Two, the drive up to Mt Asahidake was magical as it started to snow. We were hoping it will not snow too heavily for the drive down. The snow was too blinding for even a short hike. (The forecast was accurate).
Three, if one has the time, one should visit Shirogane Blue Pond in the daytime and night time. We arrived (5 pm) just as the last tourist bus was leaving. Twenty minutes are ample for a few rounds of the night lighting.
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Guest review by
Huey Kiam
Singapore
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10
10
We went to the Zoo and also Aeon Mall Asahikawa, The Zoo was...
We went to the Zoo and also Aeon Mall Asahikawa, The Zoo was very good and big, animals were very close to us. Tickets are easy to buy online too. Aeon Mall is big and has lots of things. Can go there for 2 days at least.
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Guest review by
lee
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0
8.0
Travel books and blogs talk of Biei's famous Blue Pond,...
Travel books and blogs talk of Biei's famous Blue Pond, Shiragano Waterfalls, Takushinkan, various famous trees and observatories. But Biei is much more than that. It is a perfect scenic, serene getaway from busy city life. You don't actually need to plan and follow your itinerary to the point. Just roam around, whether on bicycles or in a rented car. Soak in the brisk air. Fumble into random cafes and restaurants. Biei is just so humble and modest, and yet very satisfying.
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Guest review by
Taeksoon
South Korea
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10
10
We loved Asahikawa, a very fun little city with a huge...
We loved Asahikawa, a very fun little city with a huge variety of bars and restaurants, easy access to local ski resorts, lots to see and do, and just a really fun, friendly vibe. Was a nice change after the hectic pace of Niseko. We will return next year and give ourselves a bit more time to have a really good look around (could do with 7 nights - our stay was 4 nights). Enjoyed the bonus of the winter festival being on during our stay, with spectacular ice sculptures the whole length of the main street, plus a big festival zone with activities, a huge ice stage, and dozens of food vans. We will be back for sure.
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Guest review by
Nicholas
Australia
Scored out of 10, guest rating 10
10
Loved the smaller village vibe.
Loved the smaller village vibe. As my second trip to japan i was intentionally trying to escape the tourist areas and english speakers / english content.
Finally found it in Asahikawa. It's the size of city where you still have services not the best and presence of other languages really starts to fall off.
The ice festival was clearly the main attraction here and i mis timed my stay not staying over the weekend when it really kicks off.
The zoo is the other main attraction with very little english content and a fun penguin walk, though i had a very busy crowd when i went.
There are a lot of museums though none, that interested me but it's not my cup of tea. So to each their own.
The commercial street had tons of decoration for the festival which was super fun as well as an ice sculpting competition which i also missed 😅.
Transport is well supplied in terms of access. Being a smaller town though, schedules start to be important to plan. You might get more chances around rush hour but outside of that you may end up waiting an hour if you miss that bus / train.
I was only there a couple of days, but loved the vibe and ambiance. Much less touristy, less to do obviously, more rural and much closer to japanese culture.
I crossed a fox, proof wildlife still exists in this town. Hopefully this doesn't frighten anyone, we live in a world with wildlife. Nothing made me happier than seeing this in the evening with beautiful fluffy falling snow. For me it's right up there as a highlight of my trip, right next to Niseko United for less than 20% of the price.
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