Your guide to finding the best hotels in Otaru, Japan
To make the most of your time in Otaru, reserve a hotel that’s right for you. We’ve picked some of the city’s best hotels, from luxury to budget-friendly.
Best time to visit Otaru
Otaru is an interesting destination year-round, but depending on the goals of your trip, some times may be better than others.
Low and high season in Otaru
Busiest month(s): May brings the most tourists to Otaru, causing the average price per night to rise to $308. Keep in mind that expenses tend to be higher compared to the quieter times of year when average nightly rates decrease to $125.
Quietest month(s): The cheapest time to visit is July, when the average price per night is $125.
May is the most expensive month to stay in Otaru, so plan accordingly. When prices peak, you should be prepared to spend an average of $308 per night on a hotel stay. Prices are usually highest on Saturday. No matter the time of year, Wednesday is typically the cheapest day to make a reservation.
Where to stay in Otaru
The most-booked hotels are well-liked for a reason, and Skyscanner helps you score the right one at the right rate.
Popular hotels in Otaru
Here are some other in-demand hotels in Otaru:
The 3-star Dormy Inn Premium Otaru offers a relaxing stay in the heart of Otaru. The hotel offers a free breakfast, fitness center, indoor pool, and free Wi-Fi.
With a 3-star rating, the Authent Hotel Otaru is another wonderful choice. The hotel provides a swimming pool, gym, spa, and restaurant.
Rated as a 4-star hotel, the Grand Park Otaru combines comfort with modern amenities such as a breakfast, fitness center, free Wi-Fi and indoor pool.
Offering a modern and comfortable design, the Hotel Sonia Otaru is a 3-star hotel that provides breakfast, free Wi-Fi, fitness center, and pet-friendly policy.
Things to do in Otaru
Visit well-known attractions and things to do like the Sankaku Market. If you're a foodie, you'll find delicious local cuisine, creative twists on classic dishes, and flavors from around the world at Yabuhan, Sawasakisuisan Kaisenshokudo, Kitakaro Otaru Honkan, Otaru Bine, and Uomasa.
