The Loisir Hotel Asahikawa offers the best quality and hospitality in the Dohoku (Northern Hokkaido) area.
Formerly known as the Asahikawa Place Hotel, the hotel changed its name to the Loisir Hotel on March 28, 2007 and became part of the nation-wide Loisir Hotel group.
The Asahikawa Loisir Hotel is perfectly situated within close reach of the city sights and restaurant quarter and provides the best day-trip access to popular tourist destinations like Taisetsu, Furano, Biei, or the must-see Asahiyama Zoo. As a city resort hotel, the Loisir is the best place to stay for both sight-seeing and business purposes.
The recently renovated guest rooms provide improved space and comfort and combined with the outstanding quality of service will ensure guests a memorable stay.
All of the Loisir's rooms, a total of 265, are spacious twin size rooms. The lobby contains a computer with fast internet connection to allow you to stay in touch with home or office. You are free to use this without charge. If however you prefer the privacy of your own room, you are able to rent a modem at reception for a small charge to use the wireless LAN.
All the rooms use down comforters for additional warmth and comfort. The Loisir also offers varying floor plans depending on your wishes, for example triple rooms or Japanese style rooms. All the rooms are furnished with high quality amenities as Asahikawa-city is renowned for furniture that provides comfort and tranquility while at the same time saving space.
In the lobby, the staff are more than happy to help you with any questions regarding your stay or your room. Please feel free to contact them at your leisure.
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