Etchuya Ryokan Reviews

Right in the centre of the town with free parking lot. Weak wifi connection for rooms in 3F.

This is an old-style Japanese hotel. The room is clean and spacious, the breakfast is delicious, and the goose down quilt is comfortable. However, it is a bit inconvenient if you have big luggage and there is no elevator. Everything else is good. I like this traditional old-style hotel.

The room is 303, which is a Japanese-style room with a living room. The kids think it is like Chibi Maruko's home. It has a bedroom and a separate bathroom, with two single beds. There are not many rooms in the hotel. The elderly kept it very clean and were very polite. However, the soundproofing is not good, and guests can still hear each other when they check out.

This is my first review. I was a little nervous when I booked it because there were no pictures or reviews for this hotel. But I was really surprised when I went in. The hotel is run by a few elegant grandparents. They will help carry the luggage up. The room is clean and simple, and the tatami is almost spotless. The breakfast is different every day, and it can be seen that they are really attentive. The room is also very well tidied. Often when we are having breakfast, they will help us tidy up the room roughly and help make and close the bed. I feel the details of Japanese service, which is great!

The boss and staff are very responsible in service, clean and tidy. Although it is an old hotel, it is very tidy. The breakfast is Japanese style, very distinctive, and the service is also very thoughtful.

The old couple is very attentive. The breakfast is also very rich. It is a little salty. It may be my personal taste. The room is very quiet and clean. There is also a set of Japanese yukata which is very nice.

After reading the previous comments, it is really a model of avoiding the important and focusing on the trivial. I will comment to avoid thunderstorms. If you really want to experience an old-fashioned guest house, you are very welcome. After all, it is an inn built in the 10th year of the Meiji era, with a history of nearly 150 years. No problem. However, there is no elevator, and you have to accept that you have to carry your heavy luggage upstairs by yourself. You have to accept that there is no wifi in the room, and you have to accept that you can't take a shower in the room. The sound insulation is not good. I heard the people staying in the other two rooms complained when they went upstairs, "How do I know there is no elevator?" Anyway, if you want to have a good night here, forget it. It's too inconvenient. I have stayed in several hotels in Japan, and this is the first time I need to go downstairs to take a shower. That's it. I wish you all a good time.

A very historic B&B. The landlord and service staff are all elegant and kind elders. The newly renovated rooms are very beautiful, with many antique decorations. The breakfast is not an ordinary buffet. The pure Japanese style is very delicious. The restaurant is very beautiful. , I was very impressed. If I have the chance to go to Otaru again, I will definitely stay there!

Very Japanese-style B&B, clean and sanitary, good service, good breakfast, you can experience the early Japanese bathhouse

The room is completely Japanese style! The location is also good. It is close to Otaru Canal and JR Station. The hotel staff are Japanese grandpa and grandma. The attitude and service are very good. The room is large and clean! The most surprising thing is the breakfast. The Japanese breakfast is different every day. The taste varies from person to person. In general, it is highly recommended! p

I had a comfortable and enjoyable stay! It was a pleasant trip. It was such a good day that I want to come again next time. Thank you.

A Showa-style Japanese-style inn, not far from the station. The rooms are large and spacious. The facilities are a bit old, but it has a unique flavor. There is no wifi in the room, so please pay special attention. Breakfast is a Japanese set meal, which tastes salty. It is probably because it is too cold in Hokkaido. The overall price/performance ratio is okay. If you want to experience a Japanese-style hotel at a lower price, you can choose this hotel.

Very good, stayed for 4 days and was well taken care of