Ulasan Ashibetsu Onsen Starlight Hotel

Great place!

Good hotel we stay here 2 times

Location is a bit far, bed are small, but the price are very reasonable

Relax area Plan come back for ski session

Although it was a course meal, there were some meats I couldn't eat, so perhaps a buffet would have been better ♥️ Breakfast was great ♥️

Stayed four days and three nights, although the room is a bit small, but not a big problem, front desk polite, comfortable environment, hotel facilities are enough to play, can soak hot spring, massage chair, restaurant (buffet breakfast fit my personal taste, time 9:00am finished, dinner 8:30pm finished), rest bedroom, children's play area, reading area. - A hotel that allows people to truly relax and travel.

It was great! The food was delicious. There was also a gym. We could exercise while on a family trip! The lounge at night was also great with free alcohol!

As a couple in their 60s from Hokkaido, we were unable to understand or make full use of all the facilities and systems, but we did use the full-body massage machine many times. It would be a good place for young families and young people using the sauna to enjoy themselves all day long. Isn't the price of the evening buffet a little high, even though it's all-you-can-drink? The bath was quite far away, which may not be possible when we get any older, but it would be fun if it was in our local area.

It is not acceptable to go barefoot within the hotel premises. The shoe cabinet at the front desk was very smelly. It may only be suitable for locals to come here for a day trip. The hot springs have a slippery texture, but not too shabby. Because it is a location for stargazing activities, the location is remote.

The dining area of ​​the restaurant is carefully designed, and there is a TV to entertain children. There is a large amount of public space outside the room, which is convenient for personal reading and parent-child play. In the outdoor hot spring area at night, you can watch the stars in the sky.

Among the 8 hotels in Hokkaido, this one has the best hot springs. But the location is a bit remote.

The facility seemed a little old. I was barefoot inside the building, so the smell was bothersome.

I had a tatami room and was surprised at how spacious it was. I only used it for 2 people, but I thought it would be possible for 5 people to use it. The other guests were families. If you're going to take the subway, you should definitely research the location. I made a mistake once and almost didn't arrive at check-in time.

This hotel is a hot spring hotel in Ashibetsu City. There are more locals (Japanese) and not many foreigners. The hotel is too old. Although it has been renovated, the rooms are relatively old. Especially the toilet, there is a smell. I asked the front desk on the left and was told that all rooms were full. There is no left room to change, so I can only endure it. Another air conditioner is very loud. The hot springs are quite good, there are free games for children to play, and overall it's okay.