Hostels in Otaru

Too far away from train station

Beautiful accommodation, very nice owners

Although it is an old building, the bathroom has been renovated and is new and clean. The downside is that it is a little inconvenient to access and the room key is optional, but it is cheap so it may be worth the price.

The hotel has a strong fragrance smell, so it may not be suitable for people with sensitive skin. The Wi-Fi was unstable and I couldn't connect to the internet.

Other places raised their prices dramatically over the weekend, but this place had similar prices on weekdays and holidays, around 2650 yen. However, it's located halfway up a hill, so it can be tiring for people with suitcases or heavy luggage. It has Japanese-style tatami rooms, and the doors to the two rooms are very thin, offering virtually no soundproofing. The kitchen is fully equipped 👍, suitable...

A very good accommodation experience. The hostel was clean and quiet, and I slept soundly last night. It was also very convenient for getting around; I didn't feel it was far at all, even though I walked from the JR station.

Had a great time there! Was originally going to stay for just one night, ended up staying there for the better part of that week as it was so relaxing and welcoming. Very foreigner-friendly!

This is the best backpacker hostel I have ever been so far. Simply put, it feels like behind at home rather than in a hostel. I just loved that place! I wish I could have stayed longer. The hosts are so friendly and they have the cutest pets. Make sure to order the breakfast which is completely homemade (even the tofu and sausages were!)

Its the whole atmosphere for me. I rarely write reviews but this homestay is something i cant forget. The house is cozy, like out of japanese animated cartoons, warm and chill with lots of things to look at. They have a corgi and a cat. The owner cames around in the morning and cooked breakfast, they also made the best egg pudding ive ever had. It was raining and snowing during check out, the owner...

I stayed in Morinoki guest house for a few days in February 2024 and it was the coziest hostel I’ve ever been to. The atmosphere is very family-like. I absolutely adored Mayumi-san who prepared delicious breakfasts every morning! She and the owner were so nice and spoke English well. The hostel is located on the hill, which makes the way there (in snow) not so accessible but I grow to love the snowy...

Extremely homey. Wonderful kind staff and beautiful spaces. Genuinely my favorite hostel I’ve ever stayed in. Leaving made me so sad, I wish I can come back.

It is more like a hosted guesthouse. Traditional type of Japanese bathroom and restroom. Traditional type of Japanese homemade breakfast, which all of them are worth to experience. The host and the staff is very friendly and let me feeling welcomed. The corgi is absolutely the selling point if this hostel! A lovely stay here!

It's run by a married couple. They were very kind and I'm glad I stayed here. You can cook and they have a pot. There's also a TV. It's not a hotel, and there's no Wi-Fi, but it's comfortable. There's no air conditioning, but there is heating, so you don't have to worry even in winter.

We enjoyed local markets and seafood in Otaru!

It was a small three-storey Japanese house with tatami mats, and we stayed for 8 to 10 people (^^)