3-Star Hotels in Higashikawa

Place is awesome. Really easy for late check in. Great to post up for a few nights and wait to score some good weather and pow at asahidake. Great kitchen and lounge space to cook and meet other shredders. Bring some food with you before you head into the national park , not much to eat.

25 miles from Asahikawa Yojo Station in Higashikawa, Shikishimaso features accommodations with access to a hot spring bath, public bath, and open-air bath. The property is around 26 miles from Tokiwa Park, 26 miles from Kaguraoka Park, and 28 miles from Ayako Miura Literature Museum. The ryokan also offers free Wifi, free private parking, and facilities for disabled guests.All units feature air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. A fridge and kettle are also featured. At the ryokan, the units are equipped with bed linen and towels.The ryokan offers an à la carte or Asian breakfast. A mini-market is available at the ryokan. The ryokan is located in a geothermal area, with a number of hot springs for guests to relax in.The area is popular for skiing and cycling, and bike rental is available at this 3-star ryokan. Fishing and hiking can be enjoyed nearby.Asahidake Visitor Center is 13 miles from Shikishimaso. Asahikawa Airport is 20 miles away.

With a stay at this vacation home in Higashikawa, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Asahiyama Zoo and Higashikagura Forest Park. This vacation home is 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Canmore Ski Village and 7.6 mi (12.2 km) from Twin Harp Bridge.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this air-conditioned vacation home, featuring a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer and a stovetop. A 32-inch flat-screen television with digital programming provides entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include a desk and a microwave, and you can also request an extra futon mattress (complimentary).

Rooms have a nice old world charm. Dinner (we had the French one) was very good. Soup, fish, palate cleanser, steak, and dessert were all tasty and fresh. Wine selection could have been a bit better but wasn't bad at all. Onsen is nice: they have the public onsen and private rooms. Each room is different, so try to get the one at the end of the corridor (it has an open air section) if you can. Otherwise the public onsen is really great too. A slightly long walk to the ropeway station up to Asahidake for my kid. But loved it overall!

The room is super big. You must choose the one with set meal. Otherwise, it is not convenient to go out and find food without a car. The dinner is very good. The overall service is also very good. It is very convenient to climb Asahidake the next day. It is only a 3-minute walk to the cable car station. It is a very good hot spring hotel. There is a convenience store selling food at the cable car station. The red bean bread with milk is delicious.

Get off at the hot spring entrance and cross the road. Returning to the opposite side of the road, you can also ask the hotel to send to the departure station. Very old spa hotel, the room is generally clean and tidy, there is nothing to Tao, Japanese style bed is made of rubber mattress praise! Dinner and breakfast are Japanese, and the season is not right, I don’t have the legendary honeydew melon, but the sugared tomato fried chicken is delicious! Feeding and feeding! Dessert homemade pudding is also delicious for fried chicken! ! Breakfast is a semi-self-service offering fresh egg bibimbap and natto, as well as vegetables. Yuantang must go to the bubble, and the steaming bubble is exhausted. The open-air hot springs of the museum are not open to the public in the winter. The service is super good, and I offered to send us to the cable car station. It is all the Japanese. Only one little brother speaks English.