Best Muroran Hotels

On the night of the day, I chose a relatively cheap hotel. The room was very small and psychologically prepared. The bed was small, after all, the price was there. But the whole hotel has a very big and very big taste from the door! In order to cover up this smell of smoke or taste, a lot of air fresheners were made. I have to vomit all night, all the clothes are this taste, never lived in such a bad hotel. . . Breakfast is normal.

Hygiene: General Facilities: You can soak in soup, men and women share baths, not bad, no one I went to at night  Every room is smoking, but I especially hate the smell of smoke. I smoked three-handed smoke for two nights. The air conditioner has also been smelled of smoke. How much air freshener is useless.  Service: Attitude is not bad If you buy breakfast on the spot, it will be more than 1,000 points. Trip.com It seems that 840 is cheaper. If you pay this money, you will have a fixed meal. Choose one of three. If you don’t buy it, you can eat free breakfast. Listen to friends and say it’s okay.

Forty years ago, Xixi, the central city of Muroran City, was the most modern luxury hotel in Muroran City. Although the town is very rusty, it still has its own characteristics, but the water is very old. The key to the room is not a card type, but an old type. Everyone at the front desk is very nice. The breakfast buffet is simple and delicious.

It's 10 minutes away from the station, which is not too far. We found it quickly and the transportation is very convenient. The room was clean and the stay was very comfortable. The breakfast was pretty good. There were not many people in the public hot spring, so I really enjoyed it.

The hotel's location is excellent, just beside Higashi Muroran Station, and it is easy for you to travel to other towns for sightseeing. There is plenty of food options nearby, and the hotel provides breakfast everyday for people who are staying. There are plenty of vending machines on the ground floor and even free coffee on at the lobby. There is a hot bath at the top floor which gives you a view of the Hakucho Bridge. All in all would recommend this hotel for it's price, location and breakfast. Would stay here again the next I come to visit again.

I chose this hotel for a stopover as accommodations in Noboribetsu tend to be expensive and heavily tourist-oriented. This hotel, however, offers excellent value with thoughtful touches that enhance the experience. From the moment you check in, you’ll find delightful surprises like complimentary Yuzu-flavored biscuits, ice cream, and Yakult drinks. In the evening, they even serve free, tasty ramen noodles—an unexpected treat! The hotel also features a complimentary onsen spa and massage chairs, adding a touch of relaxation to your stay. While the onsen experience here doesn’t quite match the famous sulfuric onsens of Noboribetsu, it’s still a welcome perk. The rooms are comfortable, with strong water pressure in the showers and reliable, fast Wi-Fi. It’s clear the hotel pays attention to providing a convenient and pleasant stay. The only downside is the parking situation. The hotel uses a car elevator system due to limited space, which can get quite congested during peak times in the morning. Additionally, parking isn’t free—it costs around 700 yen for overnight parking, which may be a consideration for some travelers. Overall, this hotel offers great value with its thoughtful amenities and comfortable accommodations, making it a wonderful alternative to the pricier, busier options in Noboribetsu.

Especially satisfied, the house is really old but not clean, the aunt helped us book a taxi to the earth, help us make breakfast, very homey.

I accepted it well even though I made a mistake on the stay day. There are a lot of beds in one big room, so you might want to be careful about the management of valuables and personal belongings.

It is a hotel that is quiet and clean. Free parking is large and wagon cars are also stopped enough. There is a large bath other than the room bath, and the hot spring can be enjoyed and healed. The last order is until ９ at night, but you can eat and eat in the room. ”Drink set” was good, and you could eat ”Muroran Yakitori” which is Muroran specialty.

Business hotel without need We used it for 2 nights on a business trip. It is about 15 minutes walk from the nearest Higashi Muroran Station, and it is a corner of the business hotel area, but it is still inconvenient distance when carrying suitcases and heavy luggage. However, this may be a location because one of the downtown areas of Higashi Muroran is located around it (far from the station). The hotel itself is an old-fashioned small business hotel, and it is a type that inserts a physical key instead of a card key and turns it to unlock it. The room is relatively small and the suitcase can only be spread on the bed. Other than that, it is very normal, and there is a free drink machine in the back of the lobby on the １ floor, all of which were hot menus, but you can drink coffee and cocoa. I'm not sure if it's a mysterious busy season, but despite the weekdays at the end of July, the price was higher than the quality, so I felt that the cost performance was low.