A Pocket-Sized Stay in the Heart of Asahikawa
Tucked into the central Miyamae district of Asahikawa, Court Hotel Asahikawa keeps things compact and connected. The address sits along 宮下・1条仲通, a useful pinpoint for navigating Hokkaido's second-largest city. The structured record confirms the property's location and ties its identity firmly to Asahikawa in Japan's Hokkaido region.
Where You Are in the City
The hotel's address places it inside the 宮下・1条仲通 corridor, with the postal reference 070-0030 marking its spot in Miyamae, Asahikawa. That central position is part of the property's identity — the city context listed in the official record anchors the hotel to Asahikawa rather than any other EN HOTELS & RESORTS destination. For travelers moving between Hokkaido's northern hubs, the address also helps frame the hotel as part of the urban core.
A Floor Plan Built for Real Sleep
The 114-room lineup is more varied than the building's compact footprint suggests. Single rooms feature a wide 140cm bed on roughly 5 square meters of floor space, paired with free Wi-Fi, a terrestrial digital TV and a washlet toilet. The wide bed makes the configuration workable for couples, paired travelers or a parent sharing the room with a child.
Twin rooms span 19 to 22 square meters with two 120cm beds, and the same trio of in-room amenities. The setup can be switched into a Hollywood twin by joining the mattresses, giving guests a wider sleep surface than a standard double.
The triple category covers about 22 square meters and is limited to just three rooms across the property. A 100cm bed anchors the space, with extra room to spread out.
The Suite That Splits the Difference
The standout configuration is the Japanese-Western Suite (Separate), a 53-square-meter layout with a 140cm bed, a 900cm futon and a traditional tatami area that is physically divided from the Western bedroom. Only one of these segregated suites exists among the 114 rooms, and the design is aimed at families who want the privacy of two distinct spaces — useful for two-household or three-generation stays.
A second Japanese-Western Suite (Fusion) also spans 53 square meters and rounds out the property's high-end offerings.
Practical Considerations
Room configurations, amenity details and the property's 114-room count are based on the official record at the time of writing; specifics may shift, so confirm directly with the hotel when planning a stay. The Hokkaido Region address and Miyamae location are stable references, but anything tied to a particular room type, suite availability or bed configuration is best verified before arrival.
The Takeaway
Court Hotel Asahikawa leans into variety rather than scale, packing 114 rooms of differing layouts into a central Miyamae address. From the wide-bed single to the one-of-a-kind separate Japanese-Western suite, the lineup is shaped around how guests actually sleep — solo, paired, tripled-up or split across generations.
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- Court Hotel Asahikawa - Asahikawa Hokkaido - Miyamae district - 114 rooms - Japanese-Western suite - Hollywood twin - Hokkaido Region - Central Asahikawa stay
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