ART HOTEL Asahikawa

The public bath was excellent, and the hotel room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast on the 15th floor was outstanding as well. The only minor drawback was that there were only two elevators, and because many guests were part of package tours, the waiting time for the elevators could be quite long. However, the overall quality of the hotel was excellent and more than made up for these drawbacks.

My impression of the stay is that it is good. The rooms have been renovated and are quite clean. Parking is not on site and is a few minutes walk away. As for the parking, the staff's explanation was clear and kind, so the staff's service is adequate in my opinion. However, I am not convinced that another coin parking is cheaper if you don't take it in and out. There is a Seikoma and a convenience store on the other side of the road, which is basically good, but there are shopping malls and a train station a short drive away. The front desk is spacious and can be used even if it is crowded. The front desk is spacious and can be used even when crowded, and the outside can be used as a banquet hall for large groups. There is a spa and other facilities in the basement, including a sauna. The restaurant on the top floor is delicious and has a variety of dishes to choose from. Great to be able to make reservations through the app. I will meditate on the elevator. That's my review, sorry it's so long!

Two lifts for 15 floors is atrocious I'd say. The room felt like it's built during the bubble economy and was never upgraded ever again. The plus side is this is the perfect hotel if you're nostalgic towards the 80s and 90s. Absolutely worth the price

This is my sixth trip to Japan, second trip to Hokkaido. I have plenty of hotels at different price points to compare this place to. It just doesn't measure up. The hotel room is dated and not in a cool vintage Showa way. Carpets are stained filthy. The bathroom is older than me and I'm 54. It also had an odor. I stayed for two nights with my daughter and while the superior upgraded room was big, the over all feeling of the room and the banged up hallways was downright depressing. I don't expect stellar customer service anywhere, I don't expect any one to speak a word of English. We use google translate haven't had an issue elsewhere. It was clear we were not welcome. When I asked for some assistance to book a body scrub, they pointed to an app- the app I already downloaded because i understand the concept of a QR code yet appointment times weren't translated. When I tried to book in person at the spa, I was told they were closed for the day and then I saw 3 other women get scrubs. The entire stay felt very uncomfortable.

Really disappointing stay. The rooms look and feel over 30 years old, with a musty smell and degraded bathrooms. For a 20-floor building, there are only two elevators — constant waiting, very frustrating. Check-in is painfully slow and outdated. Breakfast was overcrowded, the rooms are smaller than expected, and the beds uncomfortable. Outdated, badly maintained, and not worth the money. There are far better options in Asahikawa — I would not stay here again.

The hotel is not exactly in the city centre, but is close to a park with easy access to local restaurants. The hotel room is spacious. The spa centre is well-equipped too. However, the hotel of this size only has two lifts, so the queue is always long.

It is one of the tallest buildings in Asahikawa. It has access to the nearby park and also the busy shopping street, it is located in the near center of the city, where the AEON mall, the biggest and only mall here, is also in reach. There is also a great ramen shop, which is extremely Japanese and delicious. The rooms are also great!

Ion Mall is inconvenient because it is located far away and cannot be reached on foot. The convenience store across the street doesn't have a wide variety of products, which is inconvenient.