Otaru Hotels with Wi-Fi

"The hotel is conveniently located near the Otaru Canal, with easy access to tourist attractions and amenities. The room is small, but clean and comfortable. The hotel staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel provides parking, however it is charged."

"The hotel does not provide daily cleaning. Cleaning is done,once in three days. As a result, we had to clear our own trash everyday because the bins provided were simply too small and insufficient for accumulating three days worth of trash. This hotel is not advisable for traveller stay more than 2 days or long stay There are only two washing machines in the hotel. Both machines are constantly in use (70 to 80 percent) most of the time. We had to wait very a few hours, at times waking up in the middle of the night just to secure a slot to use the washing machine. Rooms are modern but not very large. The only consolation is the hotel’s relatively close proximity to the shopping street."

"I really enjoyed stay here. I got out of the Otaru JR station and the hotel is, across the road. Room was clean and functionable. I was on 9th floor and my window view was a big bonus. There is onsen but i missed it due to lack of time. Hotel is close to canal and shops and i have to mention the Triangle Market., where i had one of my best meal - grilled halibut. Check out my window view. This is a good base to explore the famous shops and eat good seafood."

"Title: Otaru Nishikien B&B: A perfect place for Japanese tranquility and thoughtfulness✨ Text: Family, today I will share with you a treasure B&B I found when I traveled in Otaru-Otaru Nishikien B&B. Japanese-style guest rooms The room is very spacious, and you can feel the rich and pure Japanese style as soon as you open the door. The wooden furniture exudes a warm luster, and the texture flows with natural simplicity. With exquisite fabrics and delicate paper lanterns, it builds a warm and ancient resting world. Just walking in the room feels super healing! The garden scenery is beautiful The garden of the B&B is even more heart-warming! The carefully trimmed plants are scattered, the flowers sway in the wind, and the butterflies and bees fly around. It's really romantic! Sit here for a while, feel the breath of nature, and all the fatigue will be swept away. Full of details and super thoughtful The small ornaments in the room are all very design-oriented, and each one seems to be telling a story. There are also those celebrity calligraphy works, which exude the fragrance of art between the strokes of the pen. The whole homestay is full of cultural heritage. It feels that the people who live here have become literary. The public area is super convenient The public kitchen is very clean and you can make your own food; there are books and tea in the leisure area, where you can relax and communicate with friends. It is full of the fireworks of life, making people feel like at home. The location is amazing! Convenient travel Although it is not in the core bustling area of ​​​​Otaru Station, the surrounding environment is super quiet and has a local life atmosphere. It is very close to the Otaru General Museum and the Cruise Museum where love letters are punched in. It can be reached in a short walk. And the transportation is convenient, and it is convenient to go anywhere. The surrounding food is very cost-effective The Linyou Morning Market is nearby, and the cost-effectiveness is better than the Triangle Market. There, you can eat a fresh and plump crab for 2,000 yen, cooked on the spot, fresh and delicious. The food in the homestay cafeteria is also very rich and delicious! Summary With its rich Japanese style, pleasant garden landscape, thoughtful details, complete public facilities and excellent geographical location, Otaru Nishikien B&B has become an indispensable and beautiful memory of my trip to Otaru. Here, I felt the warmth of home and the novelty of the journey. If I go to Otaru again, I will definitely choose to return here without hesitation. I strongly recommend it to friends who plan to travel to Otaru, I believe it will not disappoint you."

"The hotel is 1 km from Otaru Station. Although it is newly opened, the business is very poor and the service is average. After checking in, there were hair on the bathroom floor and the garbage used by the previous guests was still there. It was disgusting. The hotel facilities are not detailed. The windows are too small and too low, and I hit my head several times."

"Cozy Inn is superb, can easily be reached by bus or by car. Plenty of parking spaces. Room is big and clean. Close to Aeon and Daiso. Walkable to the canal if you are not driving. Check in uses machine and strictly only after 3pm, so do not come early. Overall, I highly recommend!"

"Hotel is near the all touristy places like the canal. So most things were within walking distance. We completed most things in like 2-3 hours, so in fact there wasn't a real need to stay over a night in Otaru. By evening there wasn't anything much to do so we just stayed in the room as it was raining as well. After checking out, we drove to the next destination. Hotel staffs were incredibly helpful and courteous."

"Otaru Kourakuen is a delightful onsen ryokan in Otaru, Japan, perfect for a romantic getaway. My recent stay there for three days and two nights was nothing short of enchanting. Nestled in a serene area, Otaru Kourakuen offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle. The ryokan is conveniently located near top attractions like the Otaru Harbour Lookout and Otaru Port Marina. The Japanese-style room with an open-air bath was a highlight. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, providing a perfect blend of traditional and modern comforts. The open-air bath added a touch of luxury and romance to our stay. The staff at Otaru Kourakuen were incredibly attentive and friendly. They went above and beyond to ensure our stay was comfortable and memorable. Their warm hospitality made us feel right at home. The ryokan offers excellent facilities, including free Wi-Fi, room service, and an on-site restaurant. The onsen (hot spring) was a rejuvenating experience, and the beautiful garden added to the overall charm of the place. The meals were a culinary delight. We enjoyed traditional Japanese cuisine, which was both delicious and beautifully presented. The breakfast and dinner served at the ryokan were some of the best meals we had during our trip. Our stay at Otaru Kourakuen was a perfect blend of relaxation and romance. The serene environment, excellent service, and luxurious amenities made it an unforgettable experience. I highly recommend Otaru Kourakuen for anyone looking for a romantic and peaceful getaway in Japan."

"I had a pleasant one night stay at Hotel Sonia. The hotel's location was excellent, situated in front of the Otaru Canal and within walking distance to shopping and dining areas, as well as the train station (though snowy conditions made it a bit tricky). While the hotel lobby looked modern, the room interior felt outdated. Note that late check-out comes with a 2000 JPY per hour fee, so plan accordingly. Overall, it was a decent one-night stay."

"The view is unbeatable. The location is not in the Otaru city area, about 500 meters above the aquarium, which requires uphill walking. There are buses and shuttle buses that need to be reserved in front of Otaru JR Station (3:05 pm). Dinner is French fusion, breakfast is a semi-buffet set, and there is a private hot spring with sea view in the room. It is cost-effective."