Hotel Crescent Asahikawa

He stayed for two nights on business trips and used breakfast twice. It seems to have recently been renewed. Spacious, high-ceilinged, open-air little swanky atmosphere. ◆ Breakfast (1760 yen) You can enjoy the "original open sandwich" which is rare for sale for breakfast at the hotel. There are several types of bread, including bread for meals, rye bread, and croissants. Ingredients include prosciutto, bird chicken ham, smoked salmon, several homemade pickles, and tuna mayo and avocado sauce to make your own open sandwich. Of course, there's bacon, scrambled eggs, salmon and shishamo Japanese food. Dessert was delicious with homemade soft pudding. All in all, elementary school students use breakfasts from a fair few hotels, but hotel breakfasts with open sands are rare and sometimes good. I breaded it for two days straight. The hotel itself is somewhat of a city hotel rather than a big box and business hotel. It is somewhat sad that there is no public bath, but the room is also designed slightly larger and it is pretty and almost satisfying. There are revisits.

It was very comfortable. Only one thing: I stayed in a room on the 4th floor, but the windows didn't open at all, so I couldn't ventilate the room.

This hotel is in dire need of updating. The carpets are rumpled and snagged, so they're both unsightly as well as hazardous (your suitcase wheels or your feet can get caught in them). There wasn't much to recommend this room. Good it was just for one night.