OMO7 Asahikawa
OMO7 Asahikawa is a full-service city-tourism hotel in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, operated by Hoshino Resorts as the flagship of its OMO brand.
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Overview
OMO7 Asahikawa is a city-tourism hotel in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan, operated by Hoshino Resorts under its OMO brand. The property traces its origins to 1920, when the Hokkaiya Hotel Asahikawa branch began operating; it later became the New Hokkai Hotel and then the Asahikawa Grand Hotel, which opened in 1994. Hoshino Resorts began managing the hotel in 2017 and rebranded it in 2018 as OMO7 Asahikawa, the first property under the new OMO brand. The hotel is positioned as a base for exploring Hokkaido, with easy access to Furano, Biei, Asahiyama Zoo, and seasonal attractions such as autumn foliage on Mount Asahi and winter skiing. It offers 237 guest rooms across categories including the DANRAN Room, Twin, Triple, Fourth, Double, Garden Room, Universal Room, Japanese-style rooms, and suites up to the Imperial Suite. Public spaces include the OMO Base with OMO Cafe & Bar, a neighborhood map, a book tunnel, and a free lounge. Dining includes OMO Cafe & Bar, Japanese restaurant Shiki, and Chinese restaurant Togen. The hotel also has extensive banquet and wedding facilities, including the Grand Hall, sky banquet rooms, a shrine, and a chapel. The Spa Plateau offers baths, sauna, esthetic treatments, and massage. OMO7 Asahikawa is part of the OMO brand, which as of the official brand page comprises 18 properties across Japan, ranging from OMO3 to OMO7 and OMO Airport. The brand focuses on "city tourism" with local guide activities, neighborhood maps, and locally inspired design. The hotel's building, noted for its brick exterior that respects the surrounding streetscape, received the Asahikawa City Urban Landscape Award. At 71 meters tall, it was the tallest building in Asahikawa at the time of construction and remains the second tallest as of 2024. The hotel is located at 6-jo-dori 9-chome, Asahikawa, Hokkaido 070-0036. It is about a 13-minute walk from JR Asahikawa Station and about 30 minutes by car from Asahikawa Airport. The property is operated by Hoshino Resorts, a privately held Japanese hospitality company.
History
The hotel's origins date to 1920, when the Hokkaiya Hotel Asahikawa branch began operating. Over the decades it operated under names including New Hokkai Hotel and New Hokkai Hotel, and in 1994 it opened as the Asahikawa Grand Hotel. In 2004, New Hokkai Hotel Co., Ltd. was dissolved and Asahikawa Grand Hotel Co., Ltd. was established. In 2007, Daiwa Securities SMBC Principal Investments acquired all shares, and Granvista Hotels & Resorts began providing operational support. In 2012, Max Realty acquired all shares, and in 2013, Avilita Hospitality began operational support. In 2017, Hoshino Resorts began operating the hotel. In 2018, the hotel was rebranded as OMO7 Asahikawa, the first property under Hoshino Resorts' new OMO brand. The building, noted for its brick construction that respects the surrounding streetscape, received the Asahikawa City Urban Landscape Award. At 71 meters tall, it was the tallest building in Asahikawa at the time of construction and remains the second tallest as of 2024, after Premist Asahikawa The Tower.
- 2018
Rebranded as OMO7 Asahikawa, the first OMO brand property.
- 2017
Hoshino Resorts begins operating the hotel.
- 2013
Avilita Hospitality begins operational support.
- 2012
Max Realty acquires all shares.
- 2007
Daiwa Securities SMBC Principal Investments acquires all shares; Granvista Hotels & Resorts begins operational support.
- 2004
New Hokkai Hotel Co., Ltd. dissolved; Asahikawa Grand Hotel Co., Ltd. established.
- 1994
Opens as Asahikawa Grand Hotel.
- 1920
Hokkaiya Hotel Asahikawa branch begins operating.
Products and positioning
Full-service city-tourism hotel and the flagship of Hoshino Resorts' OMO brand, serving as a base for exploring Asahikawa and wider Hokkaido.
DANRAN Room
18 m² guest room.
Twin Room
27 m² guest room.
Triple Room
30.3 m² guest room.
Fourth Room
30 m² guest room.
Double Room
25 m² guest room.
Garden Room
36.8 m² guest room.
Universal Room
36 m² guest room.
Japanese-style Room
28 m² guest room.
Japanese-Western Room
36 m² guest room.
Junior Suite
54.8 m² guest room.
Executive Suite
73.7 m² guest room.
Imperial Suite
150 m² guest room.
OMO Base
Public space with OMO Cafe & Bar, neighborhood map, front desk, book tunnel, and free lounge.
OMO Cafe & Bar
Cafe and bar serving food and drinks throughout the day.
Japanese Restaurant Shiki
Japanese cuisine restaurant.
Chinese Restaurant Togen
Chinese cuisine restaurant.
Spa Plateau
Baths, sauna, esthetic treatments, and massage.
Grand Hall
1,000 m² banquet hall.
Sky Banquet
Banquet rooms Tenku, Tenjin, and Hagoromo.
Wedding Facilities
Shrine and chapel.
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