Chitose Hotels with Wifi

"Right next to the airport, and super spacious! We only stayed here because we had an early morning flight, and check-in was really simple. It's cheap and huge, you could totally throw a party here, haha. I'd definitely book this place again if I need to catch a flight."

"The location is convenient, ideal for catching early morning flights, but the hotel entrance can be a little complicated due to a lack of signage. The rooms are clean and a suitable size, allowing for large suitcases to be opened. The staff provides excellent service. The breakfast offers a variety of choices and is tasty, and complimentary access to the onsen is included with hotel room reservations."

"While the hotel's age is apparent, its prime location offers convenient access to the airport, with a complimentary shuttle service facilitating a 15-minute transfer. Additionally, an Aeon mall and various dining establishments are situated in close proximity. However, the room's aesthetic appears somewhat uninspired, and the restroom facilities are rather compact, potentially posing a challenge for individuals of taller stature."

"This hotel is a good alternative to Chitose Airport Hotel. They offer FREE shuttle services to and from the airport. If you wish to stay the night, due to weather or early flight out, this is a good alternative. Price is reasonable. From CTS to the hotel, shuttle service begins at 5pm on an hourly basis. Once you check in you should book your departure shuttle and it starts at 6:10am. There's a minivan and a tour bus to cater for shuttle needs. When picking up from hotel, you have to head to the Domestic terminal and once exit the terminal turn left and walk all the way until the police post.. there you should see some bus/van parked waiting to pick up guests. During departure, make sure you tell the driver if you are going to the International or Domestic terminal. The first stop is Domestic. Basic amenities at the hotel and they provide robes for using their bath. There're micorwave on several floors and one at the lobby. There's a restaurant on site and if you wish to have a simple take out meal, a Family Mart is right across the street with good selection of food and beverages. Put this hotel into your travel plans.. especially during winter season."

"The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from JR Chitose Station, with a convenience store right across the street, which is very handy. The hotel breakfast offers a good variety of choices, though it's not included in the room rate. There's also an airport shuttle service, which is very punctual; you just need to be in the lobby five minutes beforehand. Overall, I had a pretty good experience."

"This hotel is super convenient, the rooms are extremely clean, the minibar is well stocked, and the view overlooks the airport runway. After checkout, you can just walk straight to check in for your next flight. Perfect for anyone who doesn’t like leaving extra time for travel."

"Due to a flight cancellation, we changed our original itinerary and arrived in Japan a day early. We chose to stay near the airport for a night. You can reach the hotel from the airport by bus or train; the bus stop is very close to the hotel. There's a 7-Eleven right across the street, and you can also walk straight to Aeon. We booked a quad room, which was very comfortable for three of us. I don't like small rooms, and this hotel offers spacious rooms at a great price. It was really clean and nice. There's also a small park near the hotel, and the treehouse-like structure by the entrance offers free book rentals. It's adorable!"

"It's very close to the airport and an 18-minute walk from Aeon Mall. There are small shops next to the hotel that are open in the evenings. If you're just staying overnight to go to the airport, it's great, as it's only a 10-minute walk. But if you're staying here hoping to shop, eat, and sightsee, I wouldn't recommend it. Go to the city instead. Actually, there are hotels at the airport, but they were all full, so I had to stay here."

"The hotel and its rooms are brand new. Although the bed isn't huge, it's perfectly adequate. The upside of a smaller bed is that it frees up more floor space. In a room of the same size, I had more room to walk around and easily fit my 26-inch suitcase without it getting in the way. It was very clean and comfortable, I really liked it. The hotel is conveniently located just a minute's walk from the JR station, and it's also very close to New Chitose Airport, only a 10-15 minute train ride away. There's a bus stop next to the hotel for trips to Lake Shikotsu, and about a 15-minute walk brings you to an Aeon store, which is more like a supermarket than a large department store. Right next door to the hotel is a library called MACHI Library @ Chitose. When I didn't feel like being alone in my room, I'd go there to sit. There were locals, students, mothers, and children – it felt very warm and inviting, and I really enjoyed being among people. The hotel front desk staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. There are some great eateries in the surrounding neighborhood; just open Google Maps and explore! They're delicious and not overly crowded. The only downside was the price of the coin-operated washing machines. A single wash cost 2-3 times more than at other hotels I stayed at in Sapporo and Asahikawa. The dryer, however, wasn't more expensive than elsewhere. The soundproofing at this hotel is excellent. I didn't hear any noise and was able to sleep soundly even without earplugs. If I visit Chitose again, I would definitely choose this hotel."

"The hotel management is really poor. The public hot spring always has a sticky film on top, and there were foreign objects in the large pool where people lie down, almost cutting my skin. The worst part is that these things can't be removed. The day after soaking, my feet were incredibly itchy, probably due to a fungal infection. People with tattoos and whatnot were also soaking, and no one seemed to care. At 9 AM, staff members were walking around the hot spring area in outdoor snow boots, which was absolutely disgusting. And the funniest thing is, you have to take off your shoes when entering this hotel, and you're not allowed to wear slippers inside the entire hotel. I won't even mention the insufficient floor heating; walk around in socks for a bit, and white socks turn grey. Luggage can be wheeled through freely, so just imagine how dirty it must be. The dinner buffet was mediocre. I ordered a glass of red wine and had a headache all day afterward. The breakfast buffet the next day, however, was decent. I probably won't go back and hope they seriously improve their management. Don't tarnish the Tsuruga brand."