1. Hotel is 8mins walk from Otaru train stn/ bus stn.
2. Surrounded with many restaurants and walking distance to Sankaku market, Otaru canal as well as Sakaimachi Hondori street.
3. Room size was just nice, and bed were comfortable
4. Free coffee and biscuits provided from 7am-6pm.
5. For the breakfast you can choose between Japanese or Western breakfast.
6. No self service laundry facility on-site.
Overall we had a pleasant stay.
Such a cozy place! Perfect for a group of 7 ppl👍🏻
There almost everything you need in the apartment!
Clean and warm☺️ Although the bed could be a bit softer, but it’s acceptable👌🏻 everything else is perfect😁 recommended to anyone wants to come to 小樽 Otaru ‼️💯
Otaru is definitely worth a one-night stay.
There are three shopping streets, not just the single few-hundred-meter canal often mentioned in travel guides.
The Sankaku Seafood Market to the left of the station looks much more appetizing than many other places.
Heavy snowfall actually makes it less ideal for exploring all of Otaru.
The hotel offers a candlelight performance at night, which sets a romantic mood. Paying an extra 200 for that isn't unreasonable.
Hotel downside: The room has a lot of motion-sensor lights. If you get up half-asleep at night, they suddenly all switch on, making it as bright as day. You can't turn them off; you just have to wait for them to go out on their own.
This is a comfortable boutique hotel in Otaru. The room is cozy with the barrel the most interesting feature that doubles up as a table and a fridge. The buckwheat pillow is comfortable for a good night rest. What impressed me the most is the breakfast. There is a wide array of food including seafood and fresh milk. Onsen is comfortable too. Overall I will strongly recommend this hotel in Otaru as it’s still new and tip top service and amenities.
The inn was very beautiful and spacious and it was very suitable for staying with a large number of people. I wanted to stay again if I had the opportunity.