“まあよかった。”
The surrounding scenery was nice. The station is a bit far.
YosihikoA month ago
Just a moment…
★★·Takamatsu·8.6
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Nayoro Onsen Sunpillar, Aza Nissin, offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, work desks, and private bathrooms, featuring TVs, electric kettles, and wardrobes. The property boasts a hot spring bath, sauna, spa, and wellness centre, fitness centre, garden, and public bath. A restaurant serves Japanese cuisine, and amenities include a minimarket, daily housekeeping, and free off-site parking, near Asahikawa Airport and Bifuka Sturgeon Museum.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The surrounding scenery was nice. The station is a bit far.
Yosihiko·A month ago
I stayed two nights and was honestly let down. The bed’s mattress was sagging and hard, and the size was tiny – it was the worst sleep I’ve ever had. The whole building feels very old and doesn’t match the price at all. Because day‑trippers can use the onsen, after 6 pm the waiting line gets long. The biggest nuisance was that my room’s window faced the parking lot, and an LED light shone into the room all night; the curtains couldn’t block it. The location is good for a base to Wakkanai and Cape Soya, but that alone wasn’t enough to make up for the flaws. I really was disappointed.
Matthias·A month ago
I paid the bathing tax, but the sign said “heated water” and there was no information about the onsen’s benefits, so I felt the tax wasn’t worth it at all.
Eiko·A month ago
The bath area uses natural hot spring water with a pleasant mineral quality, letting me relax for a long time, and the breakfast was tasty and left me satisfied.
Shuichi·A month ago
The place offers both a hot spring and a sauna. The only drawback was the abundance of insects in the mountain setting, which made it hard to stay outside; I wish there were an open‑air bath, but the bugs would probably be a problem there too.
Tamotsu·2 months ago