Hotels & inns in Asahikawa

Hotels & inns · City center

Art Hotel Asahikawa is the only hotel in Asahikawa with both a spa and a gym (others have only one or the other). The view from the 15th-floor breakfast venue "MINORI" is spectacular, giving a true sense of Asahikawa. The hospitality is high-level. However, since the spa is in the basement (B1F), no views can be expected, and there is neither an open-air fresh-air bathing area nor an open-air bath. It is a bit far from the station, about a 15-minute walk. There is a Seicomart right in front (no Hot Chef).

Hotels & inns · City center

3-minute walk from Asahikawa Station. "Kagura no Yu" is an authentic natural hot spring pumped directly from a hot spring well on the hotel premises. The cold water bath, made using abundant underflow water unique to the foot of the Daisetsuzan mountain range, is exquisite. Non-guests are also welcome. The spa is located in the basement (B1F) and has no view; the open-air bath and outdoor air-bathing area are for men only.

Hotels & inns · City center

The "Kamui no Yu" hot spring on the top 10th floor is of high quality. You can enjoy natural hot spring water pumped from 1,200 meters underground in the open-air bath. Featuring an auto-aufguss sauna, cold water bath, and outdoor air-bathing space, it is also popular among sauna enthusiasts. It is a bit far from the station, but closer to the station than Art Hotel.

Hotels & inns · City center

Extremely popular among skiers and women. Featuring a WAX BAR and drying room, it is a hit with ski lovers who prefer hotels over private lodgings. The interior spatial design and sense of excitement are the best in Asahikawa. The spa is exclusively for guests and free of charge. It features lying baths, a sauna, a mist sauna, and a cold plunge bath, but because it is on the basement first floor, there is no view, and there is neither an open-air bath nor an outdoor air-bathing space.

Hotels & inns · City center

The location is superb, right between Asahikawa Station and the central district. There is a sauna and a large public bath (Tenninkyo Onsen "Tabibito no Yu") on the 17th floor, offering great views both morning and night. However, the drawbacks are the lack of a cold water bath, open-air bath, and outdoor seating area. Having a laundry room and Seicomart on the 1st floor is also very convenient. Since there is a parking lot on the hotel premises, you can get in and out of your car without getting wet even in the rain.

Hotels & inns · City center

Near Asahikawa Station, the abundance of spas stands out. In addition to the natural hot spring "Minapirika no Yu", there are open-air baths, saunas, outdoor air-bathing areas, electrical baths, plus bedrock baths and aesthetic salons. Views cannot be expected. Non-guests can also use the facilities. 2 minutes on foot from the East Exit of JR Asahikawa Station.

Hotels & inns · Higashikawa

A 100% hot spring source inn. Spring water is available to drink inside the building. The dishes by the head chef, who trained at Akasaka's "Tsuyama", are exquisite, making the stay about more than just the baths. However, the melon served with meals is only available in summer.