Asahikawa Toyo Hotel in Asahikawa

Absolutely Avoid! A Disappointing and Run-Down Experience at Toyo Hotel - One of the Worst Stays in Japan.
Do yourself a favor and run away from the Toyo Hotel. This was, without a doubt, one of the worst hotel experiences I've ever had in Japan. I truly regret staying here.
The overwhelming impression of this hotel is that it's incredibly old and severely neglected. "Many things broken" is an understatement; the entire establishment feels like it hasn't seen proper maintenance or renovation in decades.
In the bathroom, the bathtub and sink areas (as seen in the photos) were not just dated, but also showed significant signs of wear and what appeared to be mold or grime around the sealant. The general state of cleanliness in what should be a pristine area was concerning. The shower curtain also appeared old and stained.
Beyond the bathroom, the age and disrepair continued. The chair in the room looked worn out, with its upholstery visibly torn and tattered. This kind of detail immediately makes you question the overall standard of the hotel. Even the bedside table, which serves as a central point in the room, looked tired and perhaps had some old-fashioned controls that felt more like a relic than a modern convenience.
Overall, the lack of upkeep made for a very uncomfortable and unhygienic-feeling stay. This isn't the standard one expects from even a budget hotel in Japan, which are typically known for their cleanliness and efficiency.
Save your money and your peace of mind. There are far better options available in Japan. This hotel is in desperate need of a complete overhaul, and until then, it's best avoided.

Unfortunately there was hair from other guests in our room and mold growing in the bathroom. Also the toilet was not really clean and dirty stains were visible on the seating. Suprising for japan, as hotels are very rarely like this - but for 120$ a night it was NOT OKAY

Location was good with many restaurants, and parking is available for 800¥ per day