Guest House Moshiripa

I stayed here after a marathon. The facilities were basic but clean. Unfortunately, two impolite elderly guests in the same room watched videos without headphones and talked loudly late into the night, which was bothersome. Being after a marathon, there was good camaraderie among guests, sharing marathon stories, and both the host and other guests were friendly. However, I suppose it's inevitable that events like marathons attract a different kind of crowd who don't usually stay in dorms. I'd recommend it for solo travelers.

A decent budget hotel/hostel in Wakkanai, a 5-minute walk from the train station and the only local supermarket, Aizawa, and a 15-minute walk from the ferry terminal. The rooms are very small, but have coded locks, so you don't have to carry a key. The Wi-Fi is weak.

It's a 10-minute walk from Wakkanai Station. The hotel rooms are relatively small, but the price is cheaper compared to other options. The bathroom and toilet are shared, but they are quite clean. Overall, the comfort and cleanliness are good. I lost something, and they even helped me keep it at the front desk. Thank you.

Kitchens and dining tables with water and usable facilities are spacious, clean, and conveniently arranged.

The view of the sea is not very clear, and it's really expensive. Overall, it's not bad.

We stayed with a group of friends in a quadruple room, which was quite spacious. The common areas are clean and comfortable: the living room/kitchen area is well-equipped, and the showers are well-equipped. The hostel is also conveniently located (just a short walk to the train station and ferry).