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the best hotel i ever stayed. location is excellent. right in the city center opposite the ainu kotan. in the midst of all the souvenir streets. the lake akan is right in front of the hotel. the room faces the lake akan. nice view. the room is very big with powder room separated from the toilet. the food is also excellent. we had buffet dinner and breakfast. the spread at dinner time is amazing. raw fish are plentiful. the service excellent. the staffs replenishes the food without leaving the tray empty. i had self made chirashi with lots of ikura. besides the japanese spread, there is chinese, korean and italian spreads too. fruit juices and different types of tea are available on self service. there is so much food that i wish i had 2 stomach to fill in.... oiishi... another plus point is the onsen.. many different features inside the onsen areas especially the basement one....i love it. it has jacuzzi jets in many areas. the view to see lake akan is amazingly clear too. the 8th floor view is not so nice and smaller but still acceptable. don't miss going to the basement one, must go. my regret to only stay for one night.... i will definitely stay in this hotel again if i am back in lake akan. kudos lake akan....

Great Onsen and rooftop pool with beautiful lake Akan and Mountain View’s. Food is excellent with many choices. Room is large with all facility I needed. Onsen and pool open almost around the clock which we can spend hours in the warm pool watching stars in the dark night sky. The rooftop pool area has light illuminated with light instruments music while we dipped in the misty cloud pool. Love everything here.

Tsuruga Wings is a modern hotel conveniently located in Lake Akan town with beautiful facilities. It is connected to its more luxurious sister hotel and guests are able to enjoy the hotsprings in both hotels. The souvenir shop at the sister hotel proved a popular spot with local tourists, with the food souvenirs being wrapped up by the cartons. Although it was busy and seemed fully occupied with many guests, the hotel still felt relaxed and stately when browsing around at the ground floor. The dinner buffet was surprising with a mix of international dishes and quite appetizing in general. I was able to enjoy the beautiful and spacious onsen in quiet and peace by myself in the morning. Perhaps most guests chose to visit the other onsen at the sister hotel. The room complemented the whole tranquil feel of the hotel. One plus point of the hotel was that it has valet parking. The stay was well worth the splurge. I will consider staying again at this hotel group.

I realised just before checking in that I’ve made a mistake in booking a twin room for 1 guest instead of 2. The staff was really great and immediately allowed a complimentary stay (with breakfast too) for my husband. That really impressed me. The breakfast provided is excellent. This hotel is very comfortable (even without the onsen) and there’s free flow of coffee at the lounge. In the evening, they also served complimentary wine and a supper of rice with Japanese venison curry at the lounge. In addition, there were a range of pillows, shampoos and hair conditioners at the reception area for guests to choose. I strongly recommend staying here when you are in Kushiro.

Pros : - 1) Location is good. Just next to Lake Akan. Good view from room and lobby, face the Lake Akan. 2) Lake Akan sightseeing cruise just next to the hotel. Received 10% discount voucher from the hotel when buy the tickets. 3) Check-in was fast. Staffs were nice, friendly and helpful. 4) Got free coffee and ice-cream at the lobby. 5) Dinner was good. Waiters and waitress were nice and friendly. I brought along my 5 years old daughter. She stayed free for the hotel but they still prepared a set of dinner for her. 6) When we check-out, they prepared bread for us for snack. 7) Hot spring is big. Got 3 different temperature of pools. Very comfortable. 8) Hotel prepared a small gift for my daughter as welcome gift. Cons : - 1) Give me a different room booked. 2) Room a bit small. 3) Breakfast very simple and less choices. Overall still above my expectation. No doubt staffs's attitude and politeness hit the high score.

The location is at the end of the main road, and between the hotel and the main district, there is no shop nor food at night. You would need to walk 10mins to the main district where most of the shopping and food are at. We had a rented car, so it was not a problem for us, 1-2mins drive. The hotel faces the sunset, from the room I stayed, I had a almost perfect view of sunset, and I have a good view of all the other hotels along the coast of the lake. From my perspective overseeing other hotels, I believe this is the only hotel with a good view of sunset without popping your head out of the window. The room was very clean, we had a room with two twin beds and includes a Japanese style tatami area, its a huge room considering that many hotels in japan are relatively small sized. Most of the staffs at the lobby do not speak english well, but always try their best to communicate with us when we need help. Perfect customer service I would say. You can see the sincerity of wanting to help you with your queries. Breakfast and dinner was alright, not exceeding expectations.

I do not know why you might be going to Kushiro, but if you did, this would be a great hotel to stay the night. The location was good for me because I had just visited the Okhotsk Sea Ice Museum (about 10 minutes drive away), and would be headed to Kamiyubetsu the next day (about an hour or more). So I needed a place to hole up for the night. Kushiro Prince is a 3 star hotel with the feel of a 4 or even 5 star hotel. I was there on a Sunday evening, and most of the eateries in the area were closed. We had dinner at the top floor restaurant at the hotel, and watched the sun set over the Kushiro docks. There is a mini-mart at the lobby with most convenience store offerings. There are strangely very few convenience stores in the area. Just a Lawson and an 7-i within 5 minutes walk. Parking is free for guests, but you need to validate at the front desk to get free parking. I did not know and almost paid 6900 yen for overnight parking. Which would be very expensive.

Basically we enjoy every moment of our stay in La Vista. We feel pleasant with the welcoming drinks and the natural ambiance of the resort! The room is so spacious and we love the view from our room, it can overview the forest and partially river scenery although we booked a mountain view room. Love to take a hot dip inside our room, we are so lucky to see some deer hanging around at the outdoor at night!!! The hotel is so lovely to provide some snacks, coffee grinder and a tea set for us to make our own coffee and tea! We love the dinner, which is kaiseki style and the seafood is so fresh, it took us 2 hours to finish our meal! The public onsen is the highlight of our stay as well, we love the outdoor onsen with forest view compare to the private onsen which have nothing special to shout of. There is a free ice cream and ramen at night after the hot dip. Also, the staff did arrange some carnival activities at the lobby :) Overall, we love this resort! Thumbs up!

Last spring break, I stayed two night at Hotel Crown Hills Kushiro. Based my opinion, this hotel is located very near from JR Kushiro Station. Around 5 minutes by walking. The receptionist is very helpful. They borrow us the umbrella when it was rain without any charges. They could speak little English but they need to improve their English skill. The room is very pleasurable. There is a big window inside and we can see a view from the room. The room is little bit small. The king bed and the pillow was quite comfortable. The bathroom is very comfortable and clean. There is a shampoo, body wash, hair conditioners, tooth brush,tooth paste, and hair dryer inside the bathroom. Overall I was pleased by the room, cleanliness, friendly personnel, free wifi, quite room, and bath room. I will stay in this hotel again when I am in Kushiro.

we had a lovely experience here. the rooms are pretty and the staff are just great, nice, friendly and can converse sufficiently well in english. they are very helpful. the hotel is literally across the kushiro station (which is also beside the bus station--which is important because train routes are limited and buses are necessary to travel to other sightseeing destinations) and walking distance to the recommended sightseeing spots in kushiro city (the bridge, the washo market, etc). this hotel is both nice and in a good location. just very happy to have stayed here. the only downside probably is the fact that they do no have wifi in the lobby and the pcs available for use at the lobby were not working or were quite slow when we were there. if you are not bringing a laptop, you can actually rent one, at a reasonable price.

It is very difficult to communication in Japan with my limited Japanese. I lost a parcel at the New Chitose airport. It is a Wifi card. No one can help me even the wifi rental Company. Axia hotel did help me a lot. When I was not able to call the post office at New Chitose airport. She help me to call the post office and help to send the lost parcel from Airport to Hotel. She is the best staff that I have even met.

It always feel good & safe to be able to find your hotel easily. For Super Kushiro, you just have to look left from the moment you step out of the train station and you will be able to see the white building with big yellow signboard, hence it feels like a dependable landmark which you will never get lost. Very friendly staff who will try to differentiate from your expression or perhaps body gesture, if you are new or current guest and differ in their choice of greeting. Breakfast is not bad and you get to see trains and sky light up. Pillows to choose and small sample gifts for your stay. Don’t expect a big room but it’s comfortable enough.

Love the Japanese style room, with tatami, futon, and all the traditional look of a Japanese room. A yukata is provided to wear when going to the bath. The location is within walking distance to Lake Akan, Bokke promenade, Akan bus station and to the souvenir shops. Most of the other hotel would be too expensive for a solo traveler but this hotel has that rustic charm at an affordable price. Good onsen is free to use.

The hotel is a five minute walk from the Kushiro train station as well as the bus station which are practically side-by-side. This is very convenient for those using the Hokkaido rail pass. You can get to the Kushiro Marshlands via the train or the bus. Everything else is also close by, including the Kushiro seafood market and the MOO center. The hotel offers a choice of Japanese and Western breakfast. I had both and was very pleased with the service and taste. There is also a Japanese bar attached to the hotel (you are given a discount coupon by the hotel) which opens until late hours. It is moderately priced and offers good meals as well as drinks. Room is small but efficiently equipped with all that is needed.

The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance from the Kushiro JR station and bus terminal. It provides services such as coin-operated washer and dryer,  complementary breakfast and curry rice dinner, plus pickup/dropoff to/from the JR station. The hotel room size is comparable to typical hotels in Japan and Wi-Fi is accessible from the hotel room. Overall, a value-for-money hotel package.

we were traveling for 18 days and were changing hotels every 2 nights. most of the booking were done on agoda.com. all were prepaid, except Comfort Hotel. which is to be paid upon check in. this was missed by me, when i printed out the confirmation sheet. so there was a bit of heat up during check in as no one can speak each other's language. until i opened up my laptop to check the receipts i've saved. found out, there was no receipt from Comfort Hotel. hence strike to me that oh, they are right, it's arranged as payment upon check in. i wonder why should that be in the system? when a guest books a series of hotels and all were payment online except this one. Comfort hotel trust the guest too much.

Wakatake Ryokan is one of the few traditional Japanese-style accommodations in the easy-going and friendly seaside town of Kushiro. We were delighted to find this option on a quiet street within an easy 10-minute walk of the station (via the underpass between the train and bus terminals), although some business travelers or western tourists uncomfortable with ryokans or guest houses (minshuku) might opt for one of the city's high-rise hotels. Wakatake Ryokan's owners are carrying on a family business started 70 years ago, and the hostess' hospitality and attention to detail reflects many decades of experience welcoming guests from Japan and abroad. Sleeping rooms are simple but comfortable and fully equipped, with shared WC down the hall and a shared bathroom / shower on the main floor. We we were able to access these without delay at all times even though most of the rooms were occupied. The hostess speaks some English and has English-language printed materials on hand highlighting attractions in and around Kushiro as well local restaurants within reasonable walking distance. Guests may use the on-site washing machine and dryer for a modest price to catch up on laundry, which came in handy as we were near the end of our three weeks in Japan. The very reasonable standard room rate includes a western-style breakfast, and for an additional fee, a Japanese breakfast is available - but we did not have an opportunity to sample this.