Ryokan Sensyoen
8.4
Excellent(379 reviews)
Japan, 〒070-8061 Hokkaido, Asahikawa, Takasagodai, 3 Chome−8−3 ８番３号
+81 166-61-5154
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Hotel Description
Nestled in the serene Takasagodai district of Asahikawa, Ryokan Sensyoen offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking an authentic Japanese hot spring experience. Located at 3 Chome−8−3 ８番３号, 〒070-8061 Hokkaido, Japan, this modest inn is housed in a low-key building with an adjacent annex, blending seamlessly into its peaceful residential surroundings. Situated just a 13-minute walk from the enchanting Snow Crystal Museum, Ryokan Sensyoen is also a short 5 km drive from Asahikawa Station, offering easy access to the city’s attractions. The hotel’s design exudes traditional Japanese charm, with a simple yet welcoming ambiance that emphasizes comfort and relaxation.
The hotel’s rooms are an embodiment of the Japanese ryokan style, featuring tatami mats, futons, flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee makers, and minifridges. All rooms come with en suite toilets, and some even feature shared baths for a more communal experience. Whether you’re here for a short stay or a long retreat, the atmosphere is calm and cozy, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the area.
Notable for its dedication to guest comfort, Ryokan Sensyoen offers a range of special amenities that make it stand out. The hotel boasts both indoor and outdoor baths, each filled with soothing hot spring water, as well as a sauna. For guests seeking a meal, there is an informal restaurant serving traditional soba noodles, complemented by beautifully landscaped gardens that offer a peaceful setting for dining or relaxation. Free parking is available for guests traveling by car, ensuring convenience for those exploring the region by road.
Access to public transportation is effortless from Ryokan Sensyoen. Guests can easily reach Asahikawa Station in just 13 minutes by taxi, or walk to nearby Sensyoenmae Station in under a minute. Asahikawa Airport is also just a 26-minute drive away, making it convenient for guests arriving by air.
In addition to these practical offerings, the hotel is committed to ensuring guests’ health and safety, with various measures in place to enhance well-being during their stay. The focus on cleanliness, well-maintained facilities, and excellent customer service further contribute to the overall peace of mind.
For those keen to explore the local culture, the area surrounding the hotel is rich in activities. Within a 30-minute drive, guests can visit the renowned Asahiyama Zoo, famous for its daily penguin parade, or take a stroll through Tokiwa Park, a serene space known for its cherry blossoms and swans. The nearby Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art offers insight into the region’s cultural heritage, while Otokoyama Sake Brewing Museum invites visitors to learn about and taste local sake.
Several restaurants are located near Ryokan Sensyoen, offering diverse culinary experiences. Baby Face Planets Asahikawa Tadakazu is a highly rated spot for a hearty meal, while the Italian restaurant, オリーヴォ, promises delightful pastas and Mediterranean flavors. Taiwanese cuisine at 味源 is another popular choice, along with クゥフクソウコ for a Western-style menu. Lastly, for more Italian fare, オステリア キャニオンベース delivers excellent pizzas and pasta dishes.
With its relaxing atmosphere, prime location, and welcoming ambiance, Ryokan Sensyoen invites guests to experience the true essence of Japanese hospitality. Whether you’re here to enjoy the hot springs, explore local attractions, or simply unwind in a tranquil setting, this ryokan offers a memorable stay for every traveler.
The hotel’s rooms are an embodiment of the Japanese ryokan style, featuring tatami mats, futons, flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee makers, and minifridges. All rooms come with en suite toilets, and some even feature shared baths for a more communal experience. Whether you’re here for a short stay or a long retreat, the atmosphere is calm and cozy, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the area.
Notable for its dedication to guest comfort, Ryokan Sensyoen offers a range of special amenities that make it stand out. The hotel boasts both indoor and outdoor baths, each filled with soothing hot spring water, as well as a sauna. For guests seeking a meal, there is an informal restaurant serving traditional soba noodles, complemented by beautifully landscaped gardens that offer a peaceful setting for dining or relaxation. Free parking is available for guests traveling by car, ensuring convenience for those exploring the region by road.
Access to public transportation is effortless from Ryokan Sensyoen. Guests can easily reach Asahikawa Station in just 13 minutes by taxi, or walk to nearby Sensyoenmae Station in under a minute. Asahikawa Airport is also just a 26-minute drive away, making it convenient for guests arriving by air.
In addition to these practical offerings, the hotel is committed to ensuring guests’ health and safety, with various measures in place to enhance well-being during their stay. The focus on cleanliness, well-maintained facilities, and excellent customer service further contribute to the overall peace of mind.
For those keen to explore the local culture, the area surrounding the hotel is rich in activities. Within a 30-minute drive, guests can visit the renowned Asahiyama Zoo, famous for its daily penguin parade, or take a stroll through Tokiwa Park, a serene space known for its cherry blossoms and swans. The nearby Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art offers insight into the region’s cultural heritage, while Otokoyama Sake Brewing Museum invites visitors to learn about and taste local sake.
Several restaurants are located near Ryokan Sensyoen, offering diverse culinary experiences. Baby Face Planets Asahikawa Tadakazu is a highly rated spot for a hearty meal, while the Italian restaurant, オリーヴォ, promises delightful pastas and Mediterranean flavors. Taiwanese cuisine at 味源 is another popular choice, along with クゥフクソウコ for a Western-style menu. Lastly, for more Italian fare, オステリア キャニオンベース delivers excellent pizzas and pasta dishes.
With its relaxing atmosphere, prime location, and welcoming ambiance, Ryokan Sensyoen invites guests to experience the true essence of Japanese hospitality. Whether you’re here to enjoy the hot springs, explore local attractions, or simply unwind in a tranquil setting, this ryokan offers a memorable stay for every traveler.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Close proximity to the Snow Crystal Museum and Asahikawa Station
2. Authentic Japanese ryokan experience with tatami mats and futons
3. Indoor and outdoor hot spring baths with sauna
4. Traditional soba noodle restaurant and scenic Japanese gardens
5. Free parking for guests and easy access to public transport
6. Commitment to guest health and safety with enhanced measures
7. Nearby cultural attractions, including Asahiyama Zoo and Otokoyama Sake Brewing Museum
8. Variety of dining options within 10-15 minutes by taxi, including Italian, Taiwanese, and Western restaurants
9. Perfect for relaxation with serene atmosphere and natural hot spring facilities
10. A short 26-minute drive from Asahikawa Airport
7.2 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Asahiyama Zoo
31 min
Tokiwa Park10 min
Hokkaido Asahikawa Museum of Art10 min
Otokoyama Sake Brewing Museum23 min
Santa Present Park5 min
Nearest locations
味源
3 min
Baby Face Planets Asahikawa Tadakazu5 min
オリーヴォ オリーヴォ5 min
洋食屋シカレ9 min
クゥフクソウコ10 min
旭川フレンチ LeAnn ルアン10 min
2Plats ドゥプラ11 min
オステリア キャニオンベース13 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.2 |
| Nearest airport | Asahikawa Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 26 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
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Location
Japan, 〒070-8061 Hokkaido, Asahikawa, Takasagodai, 3 Chome−8−3 ８番３号
Airports:
Asahikawa Airport
Taxi: 26 min
Transit: 1 hr 35 min
Transit:
Takasagodaiiriguchi
Walking: 6 min
Asahikawa Station
Taxi: 13 min
Walking: 59 min
Sensyoenmae
Walking: 1 min
Chikabumi Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 15 min
Kaguraoka Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr 17 min
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7.2
Very Good Location
Set in a low-key building and adjacent annex in a mainly residential area, this modest hot spring inn lies a 13-minute walk from the Snow Crystal Museum and 5 km from Asahikawa train station.
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Banquet hall
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Artificial onsen
Open air bath
Water bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
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速鳥
5/5
First visit on December 26, 2023As a solo traveler, I stayed one night with breakfast included, but dinner was not included in my accommodation plan, so I used Soba Ougi.The room, public bath, other facilities, drinks, and food were all excellent.The cost performance is also very good, with a perfect 5 star rating.From the 26th to the 27th, when I was there, there was so much snow and wind that people in Asahikawa were bored, and the snowy scenery that I can't see in Chiba Prefecture, where I live, made it feel very surreal.(As a side note, the flight that was supposed to return to Haneda Airport on the night of the 27th was canceled due to heavy snow.)In particular, the soba noodles made with buckwheat flour from Horokanai that we had for dinner were the best!It was so delicious that I was moved from the bottom of my heart to the point where I wondered, ``What on earth was the soba I've eaten all my life?'' ^^~♪I really want to go to Asahikawa for this soba and say, ``I'm looking for soba from Ogishoen.'' I'd like to take a line from Ayako Miura's novel ``Endless Hill.''The structure of the inn is that there is an entrance and reception on the first floor, a souvenir corner next to it, a soba fan that also serves as a dining area for guests, a banquet hall, and a rest area.Newspapers and free coffee are available in the rest area after breakfast.There is a large public bath on the 2nd floor, and guest rooms on the 3rd and 4th floors, and each floor can be accessed by stairs or elevator.As far as I can see on the official website, all the rooms look like Japanese-style rooms.The room I stayed in was the most standard room, with a TV, refrigerator, and air purifier installed in the room.The building was equipped with Wi-Fi, so I was able to connect to the internet without any problems.There are electrical outlets in the room, but no USB ports.I had a very comfortable stay without any inconvenience, but I think people will have different opinions about things like the room door not locking automatically and the lockers in the public bath changing room not locking.There is a safe in your room, so it is safer to leave your valuables in the safe or take them out when you leave your room.The toilet in the room is equipped with a toilet seat that flushes with warm water.If you are coming by car, there are 70 free parking spaces available.The shuttle service was for 2 or more people, so I took the Dohoku bus route 630 from the 1-jo 7-chome bus stop (near Asahikawa station) and bus stop 11.The fare is 260 yen one way, and only local transportation IC cards can be used.(It looks like Suica and PASMO will be available in 2024.)If you get off at Ogishoen-mae bus stop, it will be right in front of you.I was able to pay for my stay with a credit card, but I couldn't use a credit card to eat and drink at Soba Ougi.Return visit from October 1st to 3rd, 2024The soba I ate at Soba Ougi last time (last December) was so delicious that I couldn't forget it, so I decided to stay overnight on a 3-day, 2-night trip to soba restaurants during the new soba season.This time, I planned to go to a different soba restaurant except for breakfast at the hotel, and I decided to eat Soba Ougi on the night of the 2nd.We started with beer and edamame, enjoyed sake with carpaccio, and ended with a large serving of tempura.First of all, I tried it without adding it to the soup, and the aroma of the new soba noodles was irresistible.Last time it was from Horokanai, but this time it was from Etanbetsu.After all, my impression from last time was not wrong.There were a total of four soba restaurants that I visited on this soba restaurant trip.``Yukiya'' near Asahikawa Station (night on the 1st), ``Hachiemon'' in Horokanai (daytime on the 2nd), ``Soba Ogi'' here (night on the 2nd), and ``Korai'' in Wakan (3rd). day and day).I tried all the new soba noodles, and this one from Soba Ougi was by far the best.Just because the ingredients are good doesn't necessarily mean that the soba will be delicious.Grind it, beat it, cut it, boil it, rinse it with cold water...I was once again impressed by the result of all the steps involved.There are many elements to soba that you can enjoy, not just the taste of the ingredients that you feel with your tongue, but also the way it goes down your throat and the aroma, all of which make it the perfect soba.However, the ordering method was different from last time, and it was now ordered using a smartphone.It probably reduces the burden on the restaurant side, but the system is a little unfamiliar to the Showa generation, where they have to look for what they want on the menu on the table and then look for it again on their smartphone screen. It was a shame.One of the fun ways to communicate at a restaurant is to verbally order directly to the staff...I was also happy to be able to pay by credit card this time.
名波冠弥
5/5
2024-09-08I've been thinking of coming here, but I've never been before, but I decided to go to Hatsumatsu.Since I arrived before 4 o'clock, it cost 900 yen, and with the JAF discount I got 100 yen off, making it 800 yen.Since it was a Sunday afternoon, I thought there would be a lot of people, but I only saw 4 people in total.The sauna is good, the cold bath is good, the spring water is good, and although it is small, there is almost infinity in the open air, so I am very satisfied.The facility is just as good as Manyo-no-Yu, only smaller.The only drawback is that there is no filter for the hot water in the open-air bath, and there is so much pollen and dirt floating around that I don't feel like taking a bath.
おじけん
5/5
It's a nice inn where the food is very delicious, including local vegetables and fish.Breakfast is not buffet style either, so you can enjoy your meal in peace.If you are looking for a calm accommodation with a well-kept garden, this is definitely recommended.I was very satisfied with choosing this as my last hotel on my Hokkaido trip.
卯金刀南投高中老師（我恨共產黨）
5/5
This is a very warm hot spring hotel. The plan includes breakfast and dinner for three days and two nights. The room is clean and the sound insulation is very good. The dinner is Kaiseki cuisine with different dishes. The friendly greetings and the service attitude of all the staff are the same. Superb 👍! The parking lot is large and convenient for parking. This is my only choice for my next visit to Asahikawa:)
富士
5/5
This is a hot spring Japanese-style inn located in Takasagodai.Parking is available in front of the building.There is also a shrine within the parking lot.There is a reception desk immediately after entering the building.This time I was able to take a day trip to the hot springs, and they gave me very kind information and a little tour of Asahikawa.The large public bath is located on the second floor after going down the hallway.Along the way, there is a courtyard with a very beautiful view, which is soothing.You can relax in the large communal bath with an indoor bath, sauna, and open-air bath.There were six washrooms.The provided shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were very comfortable to use and were also sold at the shop.There were also chairs and mats for children in the bath.