
Kushiro, Akan, Kawayu, Nemuro
Seafood, hot springs, lakes, ranches—Hokkaido's deep and captivating charm is palpable here.
Kushiro, the heart of eastern Hokkaido, boasts delicious seafood, the Kushiro Marsh, red-crowned cranes, and stunning sunsets. The Nemuro-Kushiro area is also noteworthy for its seafood and footpaths that wind through pastures.
The highlights include the misty Lake Mashu, Lake Kussharo, Lake Akan where marimo moss balls lie dormant, and the uniquely desolate landscape of the Notsuke Peninsula, offering a rich variety of scenery. While the lush greenery of summer is beautiful, winter, covered in snow and ice, offers unexpected and stunning views.
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Hotels in Kushiro
Kushiro has many city hotels. Especially for business travelers, budget is probably the first thing they'll consider.
Of course, that's important, but it's a shame to lump them all together as "city hotels" or "business hotels."
Each place has its own unique features, such as open-air baths or meals that generously incorporate seafood.
Here are some recommended hotels that will transform your "workday" into a "vacation" from the moment you check in.
This 13-story spa resort is located right next to the Nusamai Bridge in the heart of Kushiro.
The hotel also has a hot spring bath where you can relax and unwind from your daily stresses. It's also famous for its breakfast, where you can enjoy seafood rice bowls with as much salmon roe and other toppings as you like.
This 17-story city hotel boasts the largest number of rooms in Kushiro city center, with 400 rooms (all rooms offer free Wi-Fi).
Located just a one-minute walk from the airport bus stop, this hotel is an ideal base for sightseeing and business trips to Kushiro. From the guest rooms, you can enjoy panoramic views of Kushiro, including sunsets.
Located in the heart of Kushiro city, it boasts an excellent location within walking distance of JR Kushiro Station.
With its affordable pricing, it's perfect for business travelers and solo travelers. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants within walking distance, so you can easily enjoy Hokkaido's local cuisine.








