Trouvez des hôtels 4 étoiles à Otaru

The hotel is conveniently located near the Otaru Canal, with easy access to tourist attractions and amenities. The room is small, but clean and comfortable. The hotel staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel provides parking, however it is charged.

We stayed a night and chosen grid as a base as it's well situated in the middle of Otaru. - We checked in in the evening after a long day out. I was trying to get my family to offload the bags and check in first, hotel staff saw us and approached us at the parking lot, we thought it's impressive for staff to have noticed us and came forward to help and direct us but we were quick to jump to conclusion. Instead of assisting us, the staff ask us to put the bag back on the car so he could direct us to a parking lot which requires payment. It's okay that assumption failed, but when we are at the parking lot, the staff direct me to park in the initiate lot, but subsequently changed his mind and directed me to park at the lot beside despite the fact I have turned off the engine and gotten off the car, and there's easily another 20 lots around. That being said, I am fine with moving, the final straw for the poor rating came when they saw my wife struggling to wheel the big bags for the family across the snow to the hotel but offered no help. I think it's ungentlemanly and unspoken off of japanese service culture. - Rooms and onsen is impressive though, we stayed in the top level which only has three family rooms I guess and the view in the morning is good. Amenities are self serviced at level one across the check in counter. Top notch face mist and hairdryer in the room was a plus. Cleanliness was top notch as well. - location was central to Otaru Canal and JR Otaru station.

Although it is a old hotel, you can tell by the age of the building and facilities. My husband and I feel really comfortable during our stay. The staff was nice and helpful  The room is very clean, old but very clean, which need a lot of effort put in. (unlike some other hotel looks new cause they renovated but they don’t clean and you can see dust everywhere and you know they haven’t change the item if they are not used.)

Nous sommes restés 3 nuits et 4 jours du 1er au 1er et 3 décembre, avec petit déjeuner. Après 22h00, quand j'ai essayé d'utiliser le parking, il n'y avait personne en charge, alors je me suis impatienté Le lendemain, nous sommes entrés à 10h00 et avons pris un taxi après cela, donc il n'y a eu aucun problème. J'ai demandé de la nourriture japonaise pendant 3 jours consécutifs du 1er au 3 janvier, et il y a quelques années, il y avait un buffet de salades, Il n'y a pas un tel service maintenant. On m'a dit: ``Le menu est déjà décidé, donc je ne peux pas le prendre.'' Il y avait très peu de salade, et le 2 janvier, ”Il y avait très peu de salade hier, et l'équilibre nutritionnel est bon. n'est pas. S'il vous plaît, prenez plus de légumes.” Il a dit : ”Si c'est moins, dites-le-moi s'il vous plaît.” J'ai choisi du yaourt, mais le lait est arrivé, et les accompagnements autres que la salade étaient les mêmes qu'au 1er janvier. était. « N'avez-vous pas changé le menu les 1er, 2 et 3 du Nouvel An avant ? Je lui ai demandé deux fois, trois fois, mais il n'a pas répondu même s'il était un membre japonais du personnel masculin. pas. Le 3 e jour de janvier, une femme membre du personnel s'est occupée de nous et le menu a changé. Cependant, les hôtels normaux sont-ils les mêmes pendant les trois jours du Nouvel An ? Dans les autres hôtels où j'ai séjourné, même si ce n'était pas pour la période du Nouvel An, si vous séjournez consécutivement, le responsable J'ai été choqué parce qu'ils m'ont demandé : ”Allons-nous changer le menu ?” De plus, le troisième jour, lorsque j'ai essayé de demander un massage à 23h00. Il a été refusé, mais ”jusqu'à 12h00” était écrit dans les informations de la salle. Je veux qu'il soit réparé au bon moment. Le lendemain, quand je suis parti, on m'a demandé : ”Où est le salon de massage ? arrive? Quand j'ai demandé, ils ont répondu ”bureau de guérison” après avoir fait quelques recherches. Il n'y avait pas un tel magasin de massage à Otaru. Je voulais une réponse précise.

Hotel is near the all touristy places like the canal. So most things were within walking distance. We completed most things in like 2-3 hours, so in fact there wasn't a real need to stay over a night in Otaru. By evening there wasn't anything much to do so we just stayed in the room as it was raining as well. After checking out, we drove to the next destination. Hotel staffs were incredibly helpful and courteous.

Otaru Kourakuen is a delightful onsen ryokan in Otaru, Japan, perfect for a romantic getaway. My recent stay there for three days and two nights was nothing short of enchanting. Nestled in a serene area, Otaru Kourakuen offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle. The ryokan is conveniently located near top attractions like the Otaru Harbour Lookout and Otaru Port Marina. The Japanese-style room with an open-air bath was a highlight. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, providing a perfect blend of traditional and modern comforts. The open-air bath added a touch of luxury and romance to our stay. The staff at Otaru Kourakuen were incredibly attentive and friendly. They went above and beyond to ensure our stay was comfortable and memorable. Their warm hospitality made us feel right at home. The ryokan offers excellent facilities, including free Wi-Fi, room service, and an on-site restaurant. The onsen (hot spring) was a rejuvenating experience, and the beautiful garden added to the overall charm of the place. The meals were a culinary delight. We enjoyed traditional Japanese cuisine, which was both delicious and beautifully presented. The breakfast and dinner served at the ryokan were some of the best meals we had during our trip. Our stay at Otaru Kourakuen was a perfect blend of relaxation and romance. The serene environment, excellent service, and luxurious amenities made it an unforgettable experience. I highly recommend Otaru Kourakuen for anyone looking for a romantic and peaceful getaway in Japan.

I had a pleasant one night stay at Hotel Sonia. The hotel's location was excellent, situated in front of the Otaru Canal and within walking distance to shopping and dining areas, as well as the train station (though snowy conditions made it a bit tricky). While the hotel lobby looked modern, the room interior felt outdated. Note that late check-out comes with a 2000 JPY per hour fee, so plan accordingly. Overall, it was a decent one-night stay.

L'Unwind Hotel & Bar Otaru est un hôtel de charme installé dans un bâtiment historique rénové. Il allie une touche classique au confort moderne. Le design et l'atmosphère uniques vous aideront à vous détendre et à vous relaxer. Les chambres disposent de hauts plafonds et sont équipées d'une large gamme d'équipements tels que des réfrigérateurs et des verres à vin. Des touches attentionnées telles que des équipements biologiques et des pyjamas en coton sont également présentes. Du vin gratuit est disponible au bar de 17h00 à 18h30. Le vin du Niagara était doux et délicieux. Les vins disponibles changent selon la saison, mais nous avons apprécié les vins du Niagara, d'Otaru et du Chili. Le petit-déjeuner est également de grande qualité, avec un menu utilisant des ingrédients locaux. Tout était délicieux, mais je recommande particulièrement le croque monsieur et les scones. Vous pouvez manger autant de scones que vous le souhaitez. Le café et le thé sont également de haute qualité et délicieux. Le personnel de l'hôtel est également excellent. C'était un hôtel très confortable, ni trop formel ni trop détendu. L'hôtel est situé à proximité des principaux sites touristiques d'Otaru, ce qui en fait un emplacement idéal pour faire du tourisme.

Le tout est très bon, le paysage de la chambre est super, le petit déjeuner et le dîner sont superbes, c'est qu'il y a un dragon d'eau qui a été cassé au moment de l'hébergement.

Hotel facilities were dated but mostly well-maintained. After spending 2 nights in Sapporo's small hotel room, it was good to have more space to spread out. Outdoor hot spring was fantastic and the onsen is open till late night - giving guests enough time to enjoy it even after a full day out. If you've a rental car, the location poses no problem. There is a large, 24-hour market nearby and it's only a quick 15-min drive to Otaru. The staff were kind and provided ready assistance whenever we needed it. Only issue I had was noise from the room above us. For some reason, the guests were running around in the room and it was very noisy. Overall, it's a quaint, old-fashioned hotel with good ambience.