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"Kitchen ware not enough No tea pot, coffee maker."

"The pros are that it is very close to the JR station. The cons are that there is nothing around the JR station and it is far from the city center. However, in mid-March, it was inconvenient to walk because of the snow on the ground. It was very convenient to get off the JR station without dragging luggage. In addition, breakfast and dinner seemed to be free, but I didn't eat because I wanted to go out. Don't mention the scenery outside the window. Facing the wall, the bright blue of Toyoko Inn at night can be recognized as Toyoko Inn even if it is hundreds of meters away. It is still easy to find the way home even if the phone is out of battery and I don't know the way."

"Nice Japanese hotel. Location off the net walk JR station by bus about 20 minutes. The hotel is rather old but overall is good, the staff service attitude is very good, dinner has a whole hichi time to eat, good morning ok! At this price, very worth it! 👍👍👍"

"체크인 시간보다 한참 앞선 시간, 얼굴에 철판을 깔고 염치없게 벨을 눌렀으나 숙소의 주인분께서 생각보다 관대하게 맞이해주셨고, 상냥하게 숙소의 소개를 받을 수 있었다. 꽤 긴시간을 체류했지만 내가 워낙 게으른 인간이고, 사람과의 관계에 밝지않아 숙소의 주인분과 친해지는 과정이 그리 순조롭진 않았으나 그럼에도 불구하고 따뜻하게 나의 속도에 맞춰주듯이 천천히 이야기를 이어나갈 수 있었다. 숙소를 떠나는 날에는 나도 제법 마음이 가벼워져 이런저런 이야기를 나누었는데 그 짧은 시간이 너무나도 아쉽게 느껴질 정도로 장소와 사람에게 정이 들어있음을 느낄 수 있었다. 온정이 느껴지는 숙소의 외관, 세련된 내관, 아름다운 바깥의 풍경을 느끼고 싶지만 접근성때문에 망설여진다면 아바시리의 대부분을 500~700엔으로 이동할 수 있는 도코버스를 이용하면 되기 때문에 너무 큰 걱정을 할 필요는 없을 것 같다."

"The hotel retains the characteristics of 20 to 30 years ago. If you like nostalgia, you can choose this hotel. Although the hotel is large, it does not have advanced equipment, poor sound insulation, and a separate button is required to turn on the refrigerator. Rust stains can be seen in the bathroom bathtub, the wash basin is peeling, there is no separate bottled water, and the paid breakfast (2,200 yen per person) is also very disappointing. There is nothing to eat before the hour is up, and there are few choices... Appreciation points: The room is large and not crowded The old lady in the front hall and the young bespectacled brother are very polite and friendly. There are fewer hot spring options, but the place is large and there are open-air hot springs, which are quite comfortable. "

"The room was very good, large and equipped with simple kitchen facilities, and the view was great👍🏻. The hotel does not have a bus to the airport, but you can take a bus to the bus station near the hotel and arrange a car to pick you up. Remember to email the hotel in advance, and the hotel staff will respond quickly. Don't think about walking from the bus station to the hotel with your luggage, one is that it is very far, the road is very slanted, and it is wet and you can't pull the luggage in winter. The hotel has buses to various scenic spots in Abashiri, which is very convenient and must be praised! The food is average, it can only be said to be okay, not good. There are not many people in the hot spring, and there are some fallen objects in the outdoor pool. I don't know what it is, but it should not be dirty. The location is relatively remote, suitable for transition."

"It's opposite the JR station, just outside the station. The breakfast is ok. Find a seat by the window to eat, just facing the Abashiri logo of the JR station. It's very convenient to go to the Abashiri Prison Museum and the Drift Ice Museum. You can ask the staff for a bus schedule. I told them where we were going, and the front desk highlighted the time for us. By the way, the bus to the Drift Ice Museum is in front of Sukiya, and the return bus stops at the JR station."

"It was close to the station. I was in a twin room and could see the river from the window. I thought it would be air-conditioned but it was an oil heater and it took a while to heat up. There were few power outlets so it would be good to have one around the bed. There was a small bath which was great for warming up! The breakfast had just the right variety and I was satisfied. It was helpful that they arranged a taxi to the airport. Thank you for everything during my stay."

"The Dormy Inn is a chain 3-star onsen hotel that you can find across Japan. This is the first one I have stayed in but it certainly won't be the last! The one in Abashiri is situated on the river between the train station and bus terminal, both of which will be useful for getting to and exploring Abashiri. Reception is on the ground floor and you need a keycard to access any of the higher levels of the building. The onsen and sauna are on the top floor and are split by gender. The onsen part has both indoor and outdoor parts. The hotel rooms come with a comfortable (and softer, for Japanese standard) bed with a desk, telephone, television, reading light, etc. that you would expect in a Japanese hotel. It has slightly more space than other, comparable hotels. I stayed a week in mid-July 2024 and would happily stay here again! The staff were courteous, all the signs were in at least English and Japanese (and often also in simplified Chinese and Korean), and everything was very clear. I had no problems or issues of any kind. I did not eat breakfast at the hotel, so I am unable to provide any feedback on this topic. Conclusion: I will happily stay at this and other Dormy Inn's in the future."

"Coming all the way from Sapporo, Otaru, Obihiro, Kushiro, Rausu, and Abashiri, the hotel has the lowest value for money among the hotels I have stayed in. Maybe it’s because of Abashiri’s market conditions. The service is kept to a minimum. There is no hair dryer in the large bathroom, and I have to go back to the room to blow it. There are only two sockets, so a bunch of electrical appliances can only be charged in turns. There is no air-conditioning remote control. The buttons are like central air-conditioning switches. They can only control the air volume, but cannot adjust the temperature. If it gets cold in the middle of the night, put on more clothes. The grade is not as high as expected, and the difference will not be too big if you look at it as a low-end hotel."