Court Hotel Asahikawa

The location is decent; AEON and the JR station are diagonally opposite the hotel, just a three to four-minute walk away. However, the rooms are really old and the breakfast is mediocre. I wouldn't recommend staying here unless absolutely necessary.

Stayed for two days and visited Sounkyo. Although the autumn leaves weren't in full color yet, it was still incredibly beautiful. The path to Momijidani (Maple Valley) is very challenging, so be prepared. The hotel was excellent, with a convenient location. Japanese hotels always provide peace of mind. It was clean, hygienic, and had good soundproofing, meeting all the needs of a traveler.

Extremely close to JR Asahikawa Station, clean, tidy, and excellent value for money. There's a pedestrian street downstairs with Matsuya, izakayas, and convenience stores, making it very convenient. Highly recommended.

Getting to Biei and Furano from Asahikawa is really convenient, especially by JR. Plus, the hotel is close to the station.

It's about a five to six-minute walk from JR Station, and there's a convenience store on the way. It's quite a refined city hotel. Kids' breakfast costs the same as adults', which for a few tens of yuan, is pretty standard for a budget hotel.

After taking the bus from Sapporo to Asahikawa, I walked about 200-300 meters from the drop-off point and arrived at the hotel. Its location right next to Asahikawa Station is excellent. From there, you can easily catch a bus or subway to places like Furano and Asahikawa Airport. This hotel offers great value for money.

The cleanliness of Japanese hotels goes without saying, and if you're not overly picky, it's perfect. The environment is also good, and the service is up to standard. The breakfast was pretty good, with plenty of choices, and it wasn't crowded, so I really enjoyed my meal!