3-Star Hotels in Kitami

A great Japanese travel homestay experience! The apartment suite is full of home experience. The left hand downstairs is the supermarket. There is everything. It is back to do it. The home appliance facilities are well equipped and practical. The apartment is located in the northwest corner of the station square. The bustling area of the city center is very convenient. From the station square, turn left on the first street at the intersection. The top floor of a four-story commercial and residential building is the bottom. The business is a clothing store. There is an elevator for an exclusive apartment on the side. That day, I arrived at Beijian from Lake Akan. The check-in time in Japan is usually at 3 pm. I found the apartment. The guy in the clothing store took the initiative to help me contact the landlord. The landlord arrived within three minutes and let me stay in advance. After settling in enthusiastically, Also took the initiative to help me inquire about the net icebreaker. What's the matter, responsive.

There is no snow in Kitami City, Hokkaido, but it's getting colder. Although it is a business, I chose this hotel because I wanted to enter a hot spring and sauna. It is convenient in the center of Kitami City.

It was about a 10-minute walk from Kitami Station, and the roads were easy to follow and accessible. It was a good deal even though it was the summer season, and the fact that there was a small bath was great for washing off the sweat. The room was a single Japanese-style room, but the futon was already laid out, so I was able to lie down right away. With this type of room, the toilet is shared and not in the room, but it is still reasonably priced. I stayed with a plan that included breakfast, and the breakfast was a single plate of Japanese food, and the rice was free to serve from the rice cooker, and it was delicious.

For business hotels, after checking in, the counter will give you a password slip (without a key) to enter and exit the room. There is a free drink and bartending bar on the first floor from 18:00 to 21:00 at night; if the parking lot is full, you can go to the Times parking lot diagonally opposite the hotel and give your parking ticket to the hotel to pass it first. There are many yakiniku restaurants and izakayas next to the hotel. For dinner, we had all-you-can-eat yakiniku at the nearby Taste Garden. Breakfast is as shown in the photo attached, including milk, salad, fried fish fillets, Japanese pickles, bread and a variety of drinks. When you check in, you can pre-post the breakfast time on the small notice board next to the counter. Breakfast is available until 9 o'clock except on Sundays. , only until 8:30 on other dates. Overall, except for the small room space, everything else is pretty good.

It is not possible or not except that the toilet was not a washlet. The lights on the table in the room were not turned on.

Clean and there are restaurants around Hot spring water is very good Very good