When I traveled to Hokkaido, I stayed in Asahikawa City at OMO7 Asahikawa by Hoshino Resorts. The concept of "OMO" is to elevate the excitement of urban tourism hotels. The entrance features a red brick exterior. Inside the hotel, the lobby was decorated for Halloween since it was mid-October. Next to the front desk, there is a tap on the wall where you can enjoy a welcome drink of Assam tea from Ishiwatari Tea, located nearby. The OMO Cafe & Bar offers freshly made waffles for breakfast, which is served at the buffet here. From 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm, the hotel's exclusive free lounge is open to guests, offering complimentary drinks like green tea lime, fruit tea, salt lemon water, and more. I stayed on the 16th floor, where the elevator lobby is stocked with a variety of free drinks, including Hokkaido local sake, shochu, wine, whiskey, fruit liqueur, and soft drinks. After dinner, I enjoyed rose wine and whiskey from the complimentary drinks in the elevator lobby. The next morning, I had breakfast at the open restaurant on the 1st floor, where I enjoyed the popular "Wasabi Roast Beef Bowl" and freshly made waffles with various toppings like fruits and salmon. The buffet included salad, bacon, sausage, eggs, smoked salmon, and more. The Wasabi Roast Beef Bowl was delicious, and the freshly made waffles were also tasty. I couldn't try all the options because I was full, but I enjoyed the hot coffee. Overall, staying at OMO7 Asahikawa was a delightful experience with a convenient location near the city center, delicious breakfast, friendly staff, and various services. I would love to stay here again when visiting Asahikawa.

In Asahikawa, I stayed at Hoshino Resorts OMO7 and had breakfast at the buffet. Although the variety of dishes is limited, the presentation is so captivating that it doesn't feel lacking. The famous dishes include roast beef, mountain wasabi bowl, and smoked salmon waffle. Putting sliced onions on the waffle and adding sour cream was a fun process. The bread is small in size but offers a variety of options, which is great. The food was delicious too!

First, upon check-in, we received a mini cup of soft serve ice cream as a service at the cafe entrance, and enjoyed it on the sofa seats. As shown in the photo, it was palm-sized. The rich milk flavor helped melt away the fatigue from the flight. What a wonderful service! In the evening, there was a free drink area (free lounge) at the long table at the back of the counter on the first floor, where you could enjoy reading books and leisurely sipping on Awa (other soft drinks). Starting from 8 p.m., we also had the opportunity to enjoy a lecture on Asahiyama Zoo and the brown bear. Since we stayed for two nights, we had breakfast here both days. The freshly baked waffles were delicious, especially when topped with various fruit sauces like blueberry, peach, mango, and apple. There were about 15 types of mini pastries and muffins, and we tried a few, including milk French toast. There were also colorful vegetables, scrambled eggs, sausages, bacon, pumpkin salad, potato salad, and yogurt. You could choose your favorite items in your preferred amount and enjoy them. The recommended dishes were the tuna and wasabi bowl and roast beef and wasabi bowl, so we picked these on the second day in a Japanese set meal style. The tuna and wasabi had a refreshing and spicy kick, which was delicious! There were several simmered dishes, pickles, and miso soup, making it a luxurious Japanese set meal. We ate too much in the morning and ended up with a very full stomach. Since it was during the summer vacation period for elementary schools, there were many families staying at the hotel, giving the impression of a full-house. Even if you arrived a little early at 7 a.m., many seats were already taken, indicating a bustling breakfast scene at the hotel. By 7:30 a.m., there were about 10 groups waiting in line. If possible, it seems best to use the breakfast during the hotel's peak hours in the 6 o'clock hour (by 7 a.m.). If you're going to Asahiyama Zoo, staying at this hotel and enjoying a delicious breakfast will create unforgettable memories! It's a kid-friendly and family-friendly hotel, making it a great choice for families. I'm glad I chose to stay here. In terms of service and atmosphere, the smiling staff and positive attitude that reminded me of Oriental Land left a great impression! (Please note that I am not making unreasonable demands. I understand that there are things that cannot be done.) Hats off to Hoshino for a job well done! ===========

We visited Ginnneko for dinner but they were full, so while waiting for a call back, we had a light ramen at OMO7 Asahikawa. We were able to try ramen from 5 different shops in Asahikawa, each with soy sauce soup, for only 500 yen per bowl. Even though they were all soy sauce ramen, they had different flavors and it was fun to try them all. The SORACHI draft beer we had was also delicious. The kids especially enjoyed the ramen from Tenkin. The view was also nice, so we would like to visit again.

In the morning, I weighed myself after taking a bath and found that I had lost 2kg more than expected. I made sure to rehydrate my body with milk, oolong tea, orange juice, lime mint, apple ginger, and orange yuzu, having two of each. My previously inactive organs seemed to have become more active! The variety of food options, with a good balance of Japanese and Western dishes, left me satisfied with the number of choices available. The taste of the food, which seemed homemade, was quite enjoyable and made me feel at ease. What I appreciated the most was the drink selection! With 6 types of bottled drinks, a coffee machine, and even miso soup and corn soup available at the breakfast corner, I indulged in the drinks more than the food. Overall, I left feeling satisfied.

Has the quality dropped? I stayed here because I love their breakfast♪ I was looking forward to enjoying the roast beef with wasabi rice, as well as bread and coffee, but the roast beef turned out to be fish... It's disappointing that their signature menu item has changed.

I highly recommend the breakfast here for everyone! There may not be many options, but the quality is excellent and you can enjoy a stylish breakfast. The roast beef with wasabi rice bowl, waffle with salmon are my favorites, but everything is delicious. It's both reasonable and delicious. Thank you for the meal.

It was truly amazing at OMO7!!! I stayed at a Hoshino Resorts' OMO brand and used it there!!! It was my first time at OMO, and it was fantastic. The atmosphere was enjoyable, and the food was delicious! Especially the buffet, which was delicious and hard to find elsewhere, so I can only say it was truly amazing!

I love the breakfast here so much that I have stayed here for three consecutive years. There are many types of bread, all of which are really delicious! The croissant varieties have a good buttery aroma and don't taste like cheap margarine. You can also enjoy freshly baked waffles, delicious roast beef and pickled rice bowls with plenty of wasabi. The salads, deli meats, and salmon that come with them are also delicious, and I love everything with good taste. Apart from breakfast, guests can enjoy unlimited drinks. You can even enjoy sparkling wine. For a fee, you can also enjoy parfaits and more. They also recommend nearby restaurants and have a variety of board games. It's a hotel that I love.

The accommodation in Asahikawa is OMO7 Asahikawa by Hoshino Resorts. We stayed for 2 nights with a breakfast buffet included. The restaurant is available for non-guests as well, but during the summer in Hokkaido, it was crowded with guests from early in the morning. They offer a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, but indulging in both may affect your lunch. Since we stayed for 2 nights, we focused on Japanese cuisine on the first day and Western cuisine on the second day. A highlight of the Japanese cuisine is the donburi made right in front of you. They offer two types: roast beef donburi and mountain wasabi rice. The mountain wasabi was a delightful discovery during our visit to Hokkaido. As for the Western cuisine, they serve a salmon waffle using freshly baked waffles topped with plenty of salmon, sour cream, and arugula. The buffet also includes mini bread, donuts, cakes, and more. The variety may not be extensive, but it satisfies the cravings of buffet enthusiasts. We booked a stay with breakfast buffet included, but if you add it separately, it costs around 2,000 yen. The environment in the lobby on the 1st floor where the buffet is served is pleasant with natural light pouring in through the glass and high ceilings, making it a comfortable place to linger. As a guest, you can also enjoy free drinks in the evening, which is perfect for relaxing after a bath. This place is especially suitable for families, so consider it as an accommodation option for your trip to Asahikawa.

I traveled to Asahikawa for the first time. When I was looking for a hotel, I found "OMO7 Asahikawa by Hoshino Resorts" and made a reservation. I usually don't eat breakfast at hotels during my travels, but I was very interested in the breakfast buffet here, so I booked a plan with breakfast included. There were so many different types of bread that I got excited just looking at them. I especially recommend the chocolate croissant, coffee, and roast beef with wasabi rice. I repeated it the next day too! I definitely recommend the plan with breakfast included. I want to go back again!

I wanted to visit a restaurant in Asahikawa, so I used the "doumin discount" to stay at OMO7. They were offering a plan that included a parking lot and breakfast. I decided to upgrade to a slightly nicer room compared to my previous stay. The room was a bit old, but considering the discount, I had no complaints. The breakfast was impressive with a wide variety of options and the presentation was great. They had dishes like mountain wasabi roast beef bowl and smoked salmon waffles. The staff also came to our table to promote some items. The salad and bread were particularly good, with a fantastic selection of bread. However, the sauna, which had good reviews, was a bit disappointing.

On the third day of my trip to Hokkaido, I stayed at OMO7 Asahikawa by Hoshino Resorts. I had dinner outside, so I had breakfast here. The breakfast was buffet style with a variety of dishes to enjoy. I recommend the roast beef bowl with mountain wasabi and the freshly baked waffle. The freshly baked waffle allowed you to choose your own toppings, which was fun. Everything was delicious, including the bread and salad options. I was very satisfied with the meal.

Stayed at OMO7 in Asahikawa, Hokkaido after visiting Asahiyama Zoo. It is a well-known Hoshino Resorts property. Currently, Asahikawa City is offering a special discount called "Asappy War" for accommodations, so we were able to stay at a lower rate than usual. Breakfast was at OMO Cafe & Bar, where they offered a buffet style meal. As someone who had been eating a lot of seafood on my quick trip to Hokkaido, I appreciated the more Western-style meal. Upon being seated, I was informed that the specialties were the wasabi roast beef bowl and the salmon waffle. Both dishes were beautifully presented and delicious, but I wished I could have had more of the roast beef and salmon separately. The room decor and food presentation were stylish, appealing to Instagram users. The presentation was so beautiful that I couldn't help but take more than I could eat. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Welcome.---------- August 2021 ----------If you walk a little from the bustling area, you will find a large retro-style building |o| °д°)ﾉ with automatic doors~ It belongs to the Hoshino Resorts chain and has a very spacious entrance~~~ The receptionist is very polite~ The total number of rooms is 237, including two types of fairy-tale rooms unique to Asahikawa, each with 4 rooms. It's first come, first served. The fairy-tale rooms are twice the price of regular rooms, but for those who love them, it's worth it for the cocooning time spent in the room~~~ For example, the "Shirokuma Room" costs around 26,000 yen. There is no hot spring, but there seems to be a sauna with special attention to detail (I didn't use the sauna though). Breakfast is served from 7:00 to 9:30 in the dining area on the left side of the building, with a mix of Japanese and Western dishes, but no Chinese food (I wanted to eat shrimp chili~). The recommended dishes from the hotel include "Yamawasabi Roast Beef" and "Yamawasabi Ikura Don." The freshly grated mountain wasabi loses its flavor from the beginning and is not spicy at all, and the overly cooked ostrich meat in the roast beef doesn't go well with the ikura and wasabi... At that time, they were serving "Salmon Waffle" with fresh salmon on the side, so I tried it. The dressing in the salad goes well with the grilled fish (saury) and the ginger simmered dish (shigureni) (I turned it into a donburi and ate it). Don't forget to add plenty of tororo (grated yam) and kombu to the miso soup. There was also the usual "Bacon, Vienna (local pork), Scrambled Eggs," which had a good portion size but lacked variety, so I ended up drinking detox water most of the time~ Although Dormy Inn, where I usually stay, is also good, sometimes it's worth spending money for a change. Despite the current situation, there were quite a few guests staying at the hotel.

Asahikawa OMO Hotel offers a buffet for all three meals, with the lounge open from lunchtime until evening. Breakfast is served from 7:00 am on weekdays and 6:30 am on holidays and during Golden Week. The famous dishes include roast beef bowl and salmon waffle. The roast beef bowl can be ordered without wasabi, and the waffles are freshly made with salmon and sometimes dessert. The stylish bread options include strawberry Danish and peach pie. The corn soup is rich and creamy, with a milky flavor. Traditional Japanese side dishes like simmered vegetables and seaweed are also available. Breakfast includes apples and yogurt with fruit toppings for gut health. Coffee is self-serve and milk is rich and creamy. In the lounge from lunchtime, they grind coffee beans and offer flavorful teas like yuzu honey. Cookies are unlimited, and there are games like curling and Othello. Alcohol is currently not being served.

The waffles themselves are delicious and the atmosphere is great. The staff's greetings are pleasant, and there is a wide variety of breads. The bite-sized breads are a nice touch! You can try a little bit of everything. The corn soup is also delicious. The roast beef rice with mountain wasabi is also tasty. Overall, everything was delicious! Thank you for the meal.

The second time we stayed in a narrow Japanese-style room, but this time we stayed in a spacious Western-style room. There is a step difference, but it was like a playground for our 2-year-old. We were satisfied with the room this time. For breakfast, we could choose to eat at the venue, but since we had a toddler, we decided to eat in the room. The waffles, which were delicious last time, were not freshly made this time, so they crumbled, but we still think they are good.

Asahikawa is a convenient base for tourists visiting the Asahiyama Zoo, Furano, and Biei. The hotel chosen this time seems to focus on raising the excitement of the trip rather than just providing a place to sleep, with the concept of "a hotel that boosts the excitement of the journey." The Hoshino Resort OMO7 Asahikawa is a completely new style of hotel that has mastered Asahikawa tourism. It is designed as a resort around Asahikawa, with many features that allow guests to enjoy the region's unique characteristics. The brick-colored facade and spacious lobby lined with white birch trees welcome guests. Inside, wooden tables and objects that exude the warmth of wood construction, suitable for Asahikawa, greet guests. After checking in and entering the room, guests can see the Asahikawa City Hall below. The next morning, guests can enjoy a delightful morning buffet at the "OMO Cafe & Bar" where the sun shines in. The buffet includes a luxurious array of over 20 types of bread from the hotel bakery, as well as a mix of Japanese and Western dishes. The waffles made in front of guests are particularly popular. The night before, the "Neighborhood Special Forces OMO Rangers," formed mainly by staff from Asahikawa, shared various insider tips about the Asahiyama Zoo. This service allows guests to access information known only to locals. I am now looking forward to visiting the Asahiyama Zoo even more! OMO7 is a hotel with a lot of warmth and excellent cost performance. If I ever have the chance to visit Asahikawa again, I would definitely want to stay there.

During my trip to Hokkaido, I stayed at OMO7. It is a city-style Hoshino Resort type accommodation, located close to the train station. For breakfast, I went to the cafe on the first floor. The atmosphere inside was very cute, with a trendy cafe menu including salads, waffles, donuts, bread, and some traditional Japanese dishes for the older guests. They serve freshly baked waffles with a variety of toppings, and I enjoyed trying them all. The food was delicious, and I ended up eating until I was full.

Hoshino is not a resort, but a former grand hotel located in the city. The rooms are inexpensive and not very impressive, but personally, it holds some memories for me. I'm happy that the building remains even after renovation. The breakfast buffet offers a mix of Japanese and Western dishes, with one highlight being the crispy and simple waffles with a variety of fruit sauces. Another standout is the use of mountain wasabi in various dishes, such as dressing and rice. The buffet also includes corn soup and milk slightly above average quality. While the rest of the menu is pretty standard, Hoshino manages to stand out.