Hotel con parcheggio a Kushiro

Si trova vicino al ponte di ballo, il ponte può essere attraversato dal negozio di luna di miele, il paesaggio è bello, l'hotel ha fornito bevande e tè gratis, e il curry di carne gratis di notte, molto spinto

I am sad I didn’t get to have the free breakfast. The hotel is a little old but other than that there’s nothing to complain about. Great location to stop by.

I had an enjoyable stay at Akan Yuku no Sato Tsuruga. The hotel offers a relaxing atmosphere and is a wonderful place to experience the beauty of Lake Akan. The service was excellent throughout my stay. The staff were warm, attentive, and professional, always greeting guests with a smile and making every interaction pleasant. Their hospitality really enhanced the overall experience. The onsen facilities were one of the highlights of the hotel. They are spacious, beautifully designed, and have a luxurious feel, offering a great variety of indoor and outdoor baths. The only minor drawback was that the top-floor outdoor bath did not appear to be as clean as the other baths. Overall, the onsen experience was still great. The room was a little on the compact side, but it was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. Overall, I had a great stay and Akan Yuku no Sato Tsuruga is a great choice in Lake Akan.

Innanzitutto, la posizione dell'hotel è ottima, proprio accanto al molo, il che è comodissimo se viaggi in barca. Inoltre, è proprio all'ingresso del lungolago, un altro grande vantaggio. I contro, però, sono che per andare alle terme più grandi o al villaggio folcloristico devi prendere una navetta, che ha orari limitati e non è disponibile dopo le 21:30. Una sera io e i miei figli siamo tornati a piedi dopo le terme. Sembra anche che non ci sia la mattina presto, quindi se vuoi andare a uno spettacolo o alle terme potrebbe essere un po' scomodo. In secondo luogo, per un hotel che costa oltre 2000 [moneta non specificata], la colazione e la cena, in termini di varietà e gusto, sono decisamente inferiori a quelle dell'hotel in cui ho soggiornato a Shiretoko. Le birre si pagano a parte, le strutture in camera sono piccole e anguste, e l'insonorizzazione è piuttosto scadente. Infine, per quanto riguarda il servizio, ho trovato il personale della reception molto educato, ma c'era un signore scuro con gli occhiali all'ingresso che ho trovato molto scortese. Non mi ha offerto aiuto con i bagagli, anche se ero con due bambini, e non ha sorriso per tutto il tempo. Sono rimasta molto delusa e ho avuto l'impressione che non valesse il prezzo.

This hotel is very new, local next to the bus terminal and actually part of the hotel is used for the bus office / terminal. They provide free drinks (including alcohol) from 3pm to 9pm in the restaurant, enjoy when it is available. The breakfast has a limited choice, but it is a buffet. The public bath is shared between men and women with time slots. Around 300 yen for washing but drying is free. The room was rather small but they put a huge double decker bed with a king size bed in the bottom, it was a comfortable sleep but not much room to move in the room. Key is using a number lock system which is quite interesting. A super huge TV in the room mounted to the wall. My room is facing east and I able to see sunrise in the morning. Note that there are quite a few pot holes from the train station to the hotel. During that day, when I move my luggage to the hotel, the wheels get stuck into a new filled pot hole and travellers need to be aware.

We love everything here! Although the room style is a bit old, but very clean. The lake view is so nice from the hotel room, most wonderful is the rooftop hot spring, this is why I book this hotel. The buffet dinner had many choices of food. Most memorable moments when fire work lights up on the ice lake! That's some activities here too!

A truly memorable traditional Japanese experience. This is a very traditional Japanese hotel where we had the opportunity to experience staying in a tatami-style room for the first time. It was a unique and enjoyable experience for our family, and one of the highlights of our trip. The hotel staff provided excellent service throughout our stay. The onsen was particularly impressive and was ranked by my family as the best among all the hotels we stayed at during our journey. The hotel enjoys a beautiful location directly in front of Lake Akan, allowing us to wake up to stunning lake views in the morning. The peaceful surroundings create a sense of serenity and make it a perfect place to relax and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The location is also very convenient. The Lake Akan sightseeing cruise is located right next to the hotel, while the Ainu Village, shops, and restaurants are all within easy walking distance. Our stay included a traditional Japanese-style dinner, which was a completely new experience for us. The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and thoroughly enjoyed by the whole family. Breakfast was also included, giving us the opportunity to sample a variety of Japanese dishes. Overall, this was a unique and unforgettable stay that allowed us to experience traditional Japanese culture, hospitality, and cuisine in a beautiful lakeside setting.

We stayed in a double room for 3 nights. It's a few minutes walk from the station. Because it is snowy now, sometimes it is a bit tough. I love that the room has a separate bath and toilet unit. The sink is outside, that's is more convenience. We enjoyed the onsen every evening. I did the laundry here, and the dryer is good. The only thing we didn't enjoy is the breakfast. It seem to have to much potatoes related dishes.

It was not entirely clear at time of booking whether I would be assigned a dorm bed and arrived prepared to be so assigned. I believe the situation is the dorm is reserved for group reservations so you normally be assigned a private room with shared bathroom. This made the room a great value and a memorable stay.

The hotel side is adequate but simple. The restaurant part should be avoided, food basic cheap and the worse of our two weeks in Hokkaido. Staff was unfriendly to say the least. There is a beer box at the entrance of the restaurant, but that is ”outside” . We thought we should take the beer before entering the restaurant, and that got the staff just about scream at us, because beer is sold inside! Breakfast is from 7 to 9 and while we were finishing our breakfast started at 8.30 waitress showed up saying we should be out by 9 as they closed! Very close to Akan crane center but the worse accomodation of hokkaido, to be avoided if you can. All other places we stayed people were most friendly!