Breakfast was included... There were soooo many dishes, with lots of vegetable side dishes which made me happy!! For hearty options, there were cabbage rolls, meatballs, and one more dish, along with sausages to go with bread. It was like a home-cooked meal and perfect for girls. The rice was also delicious. I love the breakfast here. Thank you for the meal♪

I stayed for a few nights. It was okay. The lineup at Kushiro Station wasn't very luxurious. There was no seafood. Dinner was available for an extra charge, but eating the same taste for breakfast and dinner can get boring. There are no convenience stores around, so there might be a demand when there is heavy snowfall.

I had been wanting to stay at this hotel for quite some time, but I couldn't find any cheap dates until finally, I found one. Of course, it was a discount rate. I arrived after work and went to the first floor where there was a large communal bath and even an outdoor bath for men, giving it a bit of a super sento (public bath) vibe. I opted for just breakfast this time, and when I arrived at the dining area around 8 o'clock, I saw a variety of Japanese side dishes laid out. There were no fried foods or grilled fish, which was a bit disappointing, but I was happy to see asparagus. I started with the usual manga rice dish, and then moved on to bread and coffee for the second round. I realized I didn't see any desserts, but overall, the hotel had a bright atmosphere and was conveniently located near the station. This might be the end of this hotel series. Thank you for the meal.

The hotel was known for its accommodation fee and breakfast. Unfortunately, my favorite hotel was fully booked again, so I had to stay at this place with limited options. I arrived at the breakfast venue shortly after it opened, and it was quite crowded, with about 80% occupancy. By 7 o'clock, it started to empty out. The usual dishes were lined up in their usual places. However, I noticed that some of my favorites like squid salad, imitation crab salad, boiled eggs, and salmon rice sushi were missing. The variety was there, but my preferred items were scarce. I couldn't help but compare it to my usual hotel. Despite the variety and affordable accommodation fee, I couldn't be too picky. The only saving grace was the large pieces of pickled plums. The salted fish roe, spicy squid, cod roe, grilled salmon, various Japanese side dishes, and surprisingly delicious spaghetti, sausages, and bacon were the highlights. There were also strawberries, oranges, and grapefruits, as well as several types of bread. If I hadn't known about the previous breakfast, I would have given this one a high rating.

It's been about 5-6 years since I last stayed here, maybe even more than ten years ago? Back then, the breakfast was better than it is now. The hotel itself is just a regular business hotel. It was almost fully booked in Kushiro that day, so I ended up staying here. I was looking forward to having breakfast after a long time. The breakfast venue was on the first floor and had COVID-19 measures in place. The layout hasn't changed much. Everything else is the same except for the food. Walking around the table with dishes, I felt that it was better before. It seems to be deteriorating. The variety is mainly Japanese cuisine with few meat options. For those staying here for the first time, I think they would rate it highly, but for me who knew it before, it was a bit disappointing. I was happy to see my favorite salmon rice sushi! There wasn't much else that I wanted to eat, but the freshness and taste of the cod roe were good. Even the overcooked pasta somehow tasted delicious, why is that? I noticed other guests glancing around, and it seems like they are enjoying the food. Indeed, there is a wide variety of homely dishes. Well, when will I visit next? Maybe I'll stay here when I can't book my favorite hotel.

- Usage date: July 23rd to 24th, 2021 - Usage amount: 7,370 yen - Non-smoking single room A business hotel located about a 5-6 minute walk from Kushiro Station North Exit. There are no convenience stores nearby, so it is recommended for guests coming from Kushiro Station to do their shopping at the convenience store inside the station. Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM. For guests who cannot eat breakfast due to early morning departures, there is a rice ball takeout service available. If you request it at check-in, they will provide you with two large handmade rice balls at check-out. Such thoughtful services leave a lasting impression. This is what hospitality is all about.

I stayed here for the first time in October 2018, near the north exit of Kushiro Station. The price was around 4200 yen for one person, and I read online that the breakfast was delicious, so I was looking forward to it. The dining area was a bit crowded, with tables close together, so it wasn't very relaxing. The hotel has a large communal bath and a mist sauna, and breakfast was included in the price, so I think it was a reasonable deal. The only downside is that you have to cross the train tracks to get to the shopping district. The breakfast had plenty of options, and I enjoyed a hearty meal. Thank you for the delicious food.

I received treatment at a chiropractor in Kushiro, and since I tend to strain myself again when driving long distances, I decided to stay at a hotel. It was my first time staying at the "Lasting Hotel" here. The location is behind the station, with most of the surrounding busy streets being shuttered. I took a taxi to Suenobu and had a light drink before resting. The hotel's breakfast starts at 6:30 am. I went there first thing in the morning. The selling point of the hotel's breakfast is "Enjoy a buffet with over 80 dishes, focusing on traditional Japanese and Western flavors." I grabbed a meal ticket, put plates and chopsticks on a tray, and moved clockwise. It started with cod roe and salted fish, followed by grilled fish and rolled omelette. On the other side, there were many traditional Japanese dishes. There are quite a few items, but they all seem similar, so it felt a bit lacking. Are there really 80 varieties? I'm not sure. The rice is only white rice, and there are three types of furikake placed next to the rice cooker. There is only one type of miso soup with seaweed and daikon (?). There are plenty of dishes, but the quality is... satisfactory.

[Report 2] In August 2015, I stayed at the "Lasting Hotel" near Kushiro Station North Exit for multiple nights. This was my third time staying there. The rooms have white walls and wooden accents, making it a business hotel that is welcoming to women. The first floor has a large public bath with a mist sauna. The outdoor bath is for men only. The breakfast buffet offers over 80 Japanese and Western dishes and was still excellent! I usually went for Western food while my partner preferred Japanese food. The variety of salads was a pleasant surprise. They also served yakisoba and daily pasta. The simple curry reminded me of my grandmother's cooking, which I personally enjoy. There were also daily bread options. The breakfast buffet had all the standard items and more. The quality of ingredients in Hokkaido is truly high! Although it had been about 4 years since my last visit, the hotel's high cost performance has been maintained. [Report 1] In July 2011 and August 2008, I stayed multiple nights at the "Lasting Hotel" near Kushiro Station North Exit. Breakfast buffet is served at the hotel's restaurant, "Dining Café. A." The variety of Japanese and Western dishes in the buffet is amazing, so you won't get tired of it even with multiple nights stay! (You can see some of the items in the attached images and on the official website.) Additionally, if you don't want to have the breakfast buffet, they will provide a free "rice ball set" upon request. Breakfast hours are from 6:30 to 9:00. Dinner hours are from 18:00 to 21:00 (last order at 20:30). The rooms with white walls and wooden accents give off a cozy warmth. It's rare for a business hotel to have sofas as well. A special feature is the large public bath on the first floor with a mist sauna, and the men's bath even has an outdoor hot spring. Soaking in the bath and stretching out really helps to relieve fatigue! It's a very cost-effective and excellent business hotel, and I hope they continue to do well.

The Rustling Hotel in Kushiro City offers a breakfast buffet with 80 different items. I have stayed here several times and initially, it was for the breakfast buffet, but now I find it easy to book due to availability. Despite being small, there is a relaxing bathhouse on site. The hotel is popular among business travelers and students due to its affordable rates. The main attraction here is the breakfast buffet! While I'm not sure if there are actually 80 items, the salad and Japanese dishes are plentiful. My favorite is the salmon rice sushi, which would be quite expensive to buy elsewhere. The harmony of sweetness, acidity, and the delicious flavor of the salmon is excellent. The salad selection includes asparagus, mayonnaise potato salad, pumpkin salad, macaroni salad, egg salad, squid and imitation crab salad, along with cabbage, tomato, and ham. The bread variety is also impressive, catering to those who enjoy Western cuisine. There are sausages, omelets, croquettes, nuggets, curry, yakisoba, spaghetti, tarako (cod roe), hamburgers, chicken stew, and thinly sliced pork that resembles char siu in texture. The simmered egg is also delicious. The only downside is that the rice is a little soft. For drinks and dessert, there are milk, coffee, oolong tea, various juices, fruits, and cup puddings. With such a wide selection for breakfast, you are sure to leave satisfied.

Today's breakfast was at the Kushiro "Lasting Hotel". It was a buffet-style breakfast with omelets, grilled fish, chicken, gratin, sausages, and hamburgers. There was also rice, miso soup, curry, and mentaiko. The breakfast corner was quite fulfilling. Unfortunately, we encountered a group of students. They all came in at once and crowded the food area. Breakfast had to be postponed until they all finished taking their food. The teachers in tracksuits, who seemed to have no consideration for other guests, were quite arrogant. The hotel is located on the opposite side of Kushiro Station and far from the downtown area, but it has a large public bath and is a pretty good hotel overall. Thank you for your hospitality. "Lasting Hotel" 3-3 Wakamatsu-cho, Kushiro City, Hokkaido.

I stayed at this hotel in Kushiro. The reason was that they offered a wide variety of options for the breakfast buffet. Aside from the food, when I used the hotel, the parking was free, which is not common for most hotels. Normally, they would ask for my car information at check-in, but they simply said, "It's okay." Also, when I went out for a bit, they told me to "please take the key with you" instead of handing it to me. The hotel also had a large public bath, including an outdoor bath for men, which was very relaxing to use even late at night. Now, onto the breakfast. They had a total of 80 items to choose from (according to the hotel's introduction at the time). As you can see in the photos, there were plenty of options, including various types of dishes. I opted for a large serving of rice. Additionally, they had a unique dessert option of banana pudding (store-bought).

This time, I stayed at a hotel in Wakamatsu-cho in Kushiro City, behind JR Kushiro Station. The hotel offers a single room with breakfast included for 5,500 yen even during the Golden Week period. The hotel has a good number of free parking spaces and a free public bath inside the building, which is a plus. The breakfast was a buffet style at the restaurant on the first floor, offering typical hotel buffet items like side dishes, rice, miso soup, fruits, and drinks. The cost performance of the hotel is quite good, but it is a bit far from the lively downtown area of Ekimae, although a taxi ride costing around 550 yen solved that issue.

I stayed for one night. I wanted to try the famous breakfast, but since my departure time was 6 am, I couldn't have it. Instead, I received two rice balls and tea in the morning. The rice balls were bigger than those from convenience stores, with a variety of fillings to choose from. They were very filling and satisfying to eat.