Dormy Inn Premium Kushiro

It’s about a 10-minute walk from Kushiro Station. The natural hot springs are great, there’s an open-air bath, and the most beautiful sunset is right downstairs of the hotel. There’s plenty of food nearby, but the bed in the room is a bit small.

The hotel is not far from JR Kushiro Station and can be reached by walking about 900 meters. The hot spring view on the top floor of the hotel is beautiful, and the free ramen provided in the evening tastes good. The room hygiene is average. Because I stayed for four consecutive days and asked to change the sheets one day, but they didn't change them. I went to the front desk to raise a question. Although room service staff came to change the sheets later, the service attitude was very blunt and made me very uncomfortable. Japanese hotels have always been famous for being clean and tidy, but this hotel disagrees and hopes that the hotel will improve in this regard in the future.

The room is relatively large in Japan, and the single bed is 1.2 meters tall. The facilities are new and the service staff are friendly. There is no need to describe the breakfast, there are many people who praise it. The rooftop hot spring and free late night snacks (noodles) are the highlights of leisure and comfort. We, the old couple, stayed for five nights and were a little reluctant to leave. It was very pleasant to relax in a small city. It was very convenient to watch the sunset on the Higomai Bridge, take a walk on the beach, or take a bus to the Kushiro transportation hub to explore the surrounding areas. There is a direct bus (950 yen) from Kushiro Airport and get off at Fool's Pier Station. The hotel is across the road. This is the same bus that takes you to the airport. The bus stop sign details the bus time for each flight, which makes independent elderly people feel at ease and at ease. I really admire the humanity and meticulousness of Japanese travel. Only we can't imagine it, and no one else can do it. There is a direct bus to Tsurumidai. I stayed at Tsurumidai for a few hours. Next to it was a small shop that won a tourism award. The simple meals, coffee, and desserts were all great. Sitting in the store, you can also see cranes flying back from feeding time. Many Japanese elderly people sit in the store eating, drinking and photographing cranes.