Hotel Tetora Asahikawa Station

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駅や繁華街に近くて便利です

Das Frühstück hätte mehr Auswahl sein können, sonst war alles super. Sehr nettes Personal!

駅近くで立地条件は良いけど… ホテルの駐車場が完備してなくて 不便に感じた

荷物預けのこととか、よく対応していただけました。

「良かった点」 駅から徒歩約3分の好アクセス。 近所にセイコーマート(0:00閉店)。 部屋の窓を開けて換気できる。 お手頃価格。 「残念な点」 エレベーター、フロント、宿泊フロア(禁煙ルーム)いずれもやや煙草臭含め古臭い匂いがする。 窓を開けたら煙草の匂いが入ってきた。 冷蔵庫、エアコンから頻繁に異音がする。 ドア開閉音、廊下をキャリーケース引き摺る音、話し声、とてもよく聞こえる。 総合的には、お値段に見合ったホテルでした。 清潔なベッドで寝れたらいいやというスタンスなので問題なしです。

Clean room. No in-room wifi. Very noisy from other guests talking and closing the doors.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Got my own room and shower. Room was clean. Was cleaned every day by staff. I spoke to a staff member at the counter about a noise I heard. They did there best to answer my question. Due to the language barrier. He used a translator app to help. Question answered. I was impressed with that. The hotel is not far from the train station. Its in walking distance. Lots of places are in walking distance. Some of the downfalls of this hotel, is that the staff doesn't know much English. The lounge is the only place with wifi internet. I would recommend getting insurance on your reservation. I missed my checkin day because of the time difference, but was still able to get my room because of the insurance.

Huge rooms by Japanese standards, our room was initially two seperate rooms changed into one. The staff were friendly and helpful.

My stay was good at Tetora, however there was no WiFi, something I probably could have found out online, and check-in took a while longer than it should have because my file was not placed with the other check-ins for the day. Overall I am still happy with my stay though.

Check in is on the 3rd floor, nowhere was this mentioned while making the reservation, a simple sentence 'attention front desk is on the 3rd floor' would have saved me a half hour wandering around a city in a country who's language I speak poorly asking for directions. Once I figured it out it was obvious and if I was not so tired at the time I probably would not have had such difficulty finding said front desk.