I stayed at Toyoko Inn Tokachi Obihiro Ekimae. Breakfast is free and included in the room rate, so you shouldn't miss it. When checking in, they explain that you can either eat breakfast in your room or in the dining area. You can take the breakfast to your room in a covered container, like a bento box. About half of the guests chose to have room service. The variety of dishes was decent, including curry soup supervised by CoCo Ichibanya. I also tried a limited quantity onigiri. It was a pleasant meal. I used my membership card for the first time, and it was surprising that it also served as the room key.

I have used the Toyoko Inn near Obihiro Station many times. This time, breakfast was in a bento box format due to the influence of the coronavirus. It's a bit of a hassle to take the bento back to the room to eat. It was surprising because it had been about a month since the state of emergency was lifted and the number of infected people had decreased significantly. The bento is made up of ingredients used in the buffet, so it tastes the same as usual. I wonder if they don't have sweetened beans at the buffet? I hope the time will come when we can laugh about such things.

In the past, Toyoko Inn's breakfast service only consisted of onigiri and miso soup, but recently, breakfast menus have become more diverse nationwide. The service varies by location. The rooms have the same atmosphere nationwide, with spacious and clean beds. The tables are also spacious, making it ideal for business. Due to the impact of COVID-19, breakfast is now served in pre-plated dishes starting from 7 AM. The breakfast includes two onigiri, meatballs, tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelette), kiriboshi daikon (shredded dried radish), simmered daikon, potato salad, cabbage and broccoli salad, and miso soup. If you want more, you can ask for additional onigiri. Having breakfast in the room felt a bit lacking in flavor. Thank you for the meal.

In the past, Toyoko Inn's breakfast service only consisted of rice balls and miso soup, but recently, breakfast menus have become more varied nationwide. The service varies by location. The rooms have the same atmosphere nationwide, with wide and clean beds. The tables are also spacious, making it ideal for business. Breakfast service hours are as follows: 6:30- Bread and coffee only, 7:00-9:30 Breakfast service. There is no curry service in the evening. Breakfast service is self-service, with the menu including simmered saury with daikon, tsukune, carrots, thick-fried tofu, seaweed with sesame dressing, omelette, cabbage salad, potato salad, white rice, salmon rice, miso soup, natto, toast. It's a standard portion compared to other restaurants. It's nice to have natto. Thank you for the meal.

I used the Ojiipon! without hesitation! I'm a woman of action! When I go on a trip, I often stay at Toyoko Inn. I'm a member, so this time I chose to stay here in Obihiro. They offer a free breakfast, and the menu varies depending on the location. This time, they had dishes like simmered eggplant, thick omelette, and macaroni salad... The breakfast may look plain, but it's enough for me since I don't usually eat breakfast. Oh, of course, I don't drink sake in the breakfast area (*´艸｀)

We stayed at Toyoko Inn in Obihiro on January 3rd and had breakfast on January 4th. My wife is a member, so we could stay at a discounted rate and cancel if needed. The rooms are all the same and feel like home. The sleep quality was good. The breakfast was included in the price and had a decent variety. We are heading towards Abashiri and then Kushiro. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal!

Weekend morning. Opened in the old name, Toyoko Inn Obihiro Ekimae on May 22, 2003. Obihiro. When you exit the north exit of JR Obihiro Station, it is located to the left. It is hidden behind JR Inn Obihiro and cannot be seen, but it is in the block behind it. The interior of the store has a lobby in front and table seats. It is a business hotel chain store. The breakfast buffet is a morning service only for guests. Breakfast buffet includes onigiri, four types of rice, roll bread, salad, macaroni salad, meatballs, simmered daikon, simmered butterbur, scrambled eggs, tea, cappuccino, and American premium coffee, etc. The food is average. The cappuccino is terrible.

There are often people who complain about the breakfast at Toyoko Inn, but if you don't like it, you don't have to eat it. I think it's silly to complain about something that is provided for free. If you can eat this much for breakfast, there shouldn't be any problem. Thank you for the meal ☆

I stayed at a hotel in Obihiro and used Toyoko Inn. Booking directly from their website is cheaper, and there is a 5% discount on weekdays and Saturdays. You can also pay with gift certificates, such as JCB gift cards obtained through shareholder benefits, Yahoo, or Rakuten super points. I only paid the remaining amount with a credit card, so it was a good deal. For breakfast, they had a buffet, and I usually just have onigiri, but this time I decided to have a roll bread with various side dishes. Although there was no Hokkaido-specific menu, there were more varieties of side dishes compared to other Toyoko Inns. It was worth it.