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HOTEL STYLE
Quaint
Family
Languages Spoken
Japanese
Property amenities
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Location
3-8-3 Takasagodai, Asahikawa 070-8061 Hokkaido
Name/address in local language
Senshoen
28 reviews
Getting there
Car recommended
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To my understanding this is the only ryokan in Asahikawa. We stayed there for 1 night. This ryokan is located in a quite place and a bit higher in altitude, and so you will be able to have an aerial view of this city. May, the time we visited this place was not a hot season for travelling, we were very lucky to be upgraded to a suite room which was very spacious, clean and tidy.
The staff at the reception didn't speak in good English yet he was very helpful, he tried his best to understand our request and finally he helped us to make a call to confirm our booking with the mishuku we were going to stay in our next stop.
The staff introduced the room to us were very nice and professional and helped us make the bed. What's more, the public bath (hot spring) inside this ryokan is one thing you must not miss, do spend awhile before going to bed or early in the morning to have a genuine hot spring experience with the local people.
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Date of stay: May 2013
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Luxurious ryokan with good rooms and a view of the city. Probably the best place to stay. Friendly staff and good service
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Date of stay: July 2011
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This place is beautiful, with a nice onsen and beautiful views from the sitting room. The breakfast was delicious and large enough to satisfy. My regret was that we did not take full advantage of being there, checking in late and only staying one night. Better to linger.
English is spoken sparingly but the staff are very friendly and helpful.
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Date of stay: December 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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we stopped at this ryokan as we planned to visit asahikawa zoo. we had a rental car, so its location was more accessible to us. The room was a tatami mat traditional japanese style with futons for the 4 of us. modern toilet facilities were available, the icing on the cake was the inhouse 'onsen' bath. Guests at the ryokan does not have to pay a fee for its usage. As it was rather late when we checked in, we had the bath all to ourselves. breakfast was again a traditional Japanese style set, but my family is not used to eating salmon in the morning. Regardless, it was laid out beautifully and I had a hearty meal. The service at this hotel is excellent, the staff pays attention to the smallest details. Imagine our surprise to find that we didn't have to brush the snow off our car despite the heavy snowstorm the night before. I don't think it's their job to do so (brush snow), and I am in awe of their service attitude and the extra mile they run for their guests. I highly recommend senshoen, for its service, comfort level, professional staff, bathhouse, and its beautiful garden.
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Date of stay: December 2017
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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The room is spacious and clean (no tv but stable wifi). The bathroom and toilet are separated (which is convenient for our 3 people group). The onsen is small but enough for our need. There are normal temperature onsen, a lower temperature than usual onsen, an outdoor onsen (no outdoor view though). When you come out from the onsen, there is a resting area where you can look out to their Japanese garden. The Japanese traditional breakfast is a lovely touch to complete the ryokan stay. Parking is available here.
The location is a bit far from the city but we rented a car hence it was not a problem for us. Some staffs do not speak English but they are always helpful and trying to understand :)
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Date of stay: July 2017
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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My family wanted to try a ryokan- most of them were pretty expensive so we decided to go with this one which was fairly affordable compared to the rest. The photos on the booking site looks pretty old and kinda ugly. But we were pleasantly surprised! Loved the huge room (6 of us) that was covered with tatami. It had a big sitting area with a large tv too. Also really liked the futons- thick and fluffy. The place was a little old looking, but I thought that was perfectly fine since I wanted something traditional anyway. Be sure to go for the breakfast! Had a really hearty one with a lot of variety. Same for the dinner they provided in kaiseiki style. But don't expect a super good one if you've been to a more expensive ryokan. If Basically a really nice place to chill. We spent a lot of time sitting around staring at the artificial waterfalls. Granted, the private dinner area was kinda old and sparse. But the food made up for it! The onsen area wasn't as well equipped as the other places I've been to. They do provide the bathing stuff, but don't expect combs, lotions and the extra stuff you might find at some higher end onsens.
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Date of stay: July 2017Trip type: Travelled with family
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We stayed here for a few days in Jan 2017. We booked a ryokan, which had plenty of space for 2 ppl including snowboard gear. The staff are very friendly & accommodating. We enjoyed the free onsen and wifi. We also got the traditional Japanese breakfast each morning. Unique and enjoyable experience. It is located away from the main city center, but we had a rental car so it wasn't an issue, and plenty of parking. There are 2 Japanese gardens which have a lounge areas overlooking them were one can enjoy a coffee or tea.
Highly recommended place to stay when in Asahikawa.
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Date of stay: January 2017Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Quaint little place just off the city. We rented a car so have no issues with the location. The ryokan is charming , with little gardens , an onsen and a nice restaurant . There's a perfect lounge area with a view of the gardens where you can help yourself to coffee bin the morning . Traditional breakfast served was great, we did not purchase breakfast for the kids but they were served rice and miso soup which was really lovely . Room was spacious and clean with Japanese style tatami sleeping arrangements Wonderful Japanese hospitality here!
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Date of stay: July 2017Trip type: Travelled with family
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PRICE RANGE
RM 506 - RM 572 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
JapanHokkaidoAsahikawa
NUMBER OF ROOMS
22
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