Dormy Inn Abashiri

Guests who stayed here loved

“Dormy Inn Abashiri sits right beside a picturesque river &, at a mighty 9 storeys, is basically the Burj Khalifa of this quiet Abashiri town. We were given Room 705, a corner room that’s… tiny due to the structure of the building. And because of this, we later found that a humidifier is not fitted in this room compared to the other. Tip: avoid the x05 rooms unless you enjoy practicing minimalist living. But the river view? Gorgeous. The hotel is conveniently opposite a 7-11, aka Japan’s unofficial Michelin-star restaurant. Adding that with the hotel’s generous breakfast & nightly free ramen, you’ll never be hungry. Breakfast is a feast—sashimi, fresh tofu, veggie dishes, the region’s famous clam soup, freshly fried tempuras, & enough tea & coffee to power you through a snowstorm. Then from 9:30pm-11pm, the hotel serves their signature complimentary ramen. Miss it? No problem, the always-polite reception will hand you their own hotel’s instant noodle pack like it’s treasure. Parking is easy: outdoor spots usually fill up after 5pm, but the hotel’s multi-storey auto-parking lift (very Japanese Drift vibes) stores your car safely for ¥800 a day. The onsen on the 9th floor is small but mighty. Indoor bath, a mini outdoor balcony bath, cold plunge, sauna, & even a manga lounge outside the common room. In the evenings, there’s free ice cream; in the mornings, free Yakult. Help yourself to as many as your conscience allows. Laundry is also up there. Washing machines are free with detergent, dryers are only ¥100 p/20min. Our whole load cost ¥200. Absolute bargain. Overall, despite the tiny room, Dormy Inn Abashiri delivers huge value. We paid about A$150 for breakfast, onsen, ramen, parking convenience, & endless ice cream. A definite gem in Abashiri!”

D4065CGstevenh · Dec 12, 2025