Overview
Hotel Nikko Northland Obihiro is beside the south exit of Obihiro Station, about a one-minute walk from the JR platforms. It is the fuller-service station-side hotel in the Obihiro Station Area, with buses for Tokachi-Obihiro Airport stopping in front of the building.
The hotel works well for travelers who want Obihiro's main transport links close at hand and a stay with more depth than a basic overnight room. Guest rooms look toward Tokachi, dining and event space are on site, and the immediate station setting keeps trains, buses, taxis, and downtown restaurants within easy reach.
Rooms
The hotel has 171 guest rooms, ranging from 18.2-square-meter singles to twins, doubles, triples, universal rooms, connecting rooms, junior suites, and 81.6-square-meter suites. That range is useful for solo travelers, couples, and small groups who want choices beyond a compact business-hotel room.
For a short rail or flight-linked stay, the smaller rooms keep things convenient. For a longer stop in Tokachi, the larger twin rooms and suites feel more like a comfortable city stay.
Facilities
Guest rooms and public areas include free internet access. The building also has paid parking, a shop, banquet rooms, meeting rooms, and event facilities, making it a good fit for business trips as well as leisure stays.
Standard parking is 600 yen per day. If you are driving through Tokachi, check the latest parking terms when booking, since many regional day trips are easiest by car.
Dining
Restaurant J is the main dining room, serving the Tokachi Morning Buffet at breakfast and Japanese and Chinese dishes at dinner. Breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM, while dinner runs from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM, with last order at 8:30 PM.
Aurora, the lobby lounge, has coffee, tea, lighter meals, and a quieter place to pause between trains, meetings, or an evening in central Obihiro.
Location and transport
Obihiro Station is on the JR Nemuro Main Line, with routes toward Sapporo, Kushiro, and eastern Hokkaido. The hotel is especially convenient when arrival timing, luggage, meetings, or a train departure matter, because the station, bus terminal, taxis, and station-area restaurants are grouped close together.
This is central Obihiro, not a countryside resort. Butadon restaurants, everyday services, and downtown streets are easy to reach, while Banei horse racing, gardens, hot springs, and wider Tokachi scenery require a separate local plan.
Airport access
Airport access is straightforward for Obihiro. Direct buses for Tokachi-Obihiro Airport stop in front of the hotel, and the airport is about 40 minutes away by road.
That arrangement is helpful for first nights, last nights, and trips that combine rail travel with flights. Check the current bus timetable before depending on it for an early departure or late arrival.
Why stay here
Choose Hotel Nikko Northland Obihiro if you want the easiest Obihiro Station logistics along with a fuller hotel setup than a standard business hotel. It fits rail arrivals, airport-bus transfers, business stays, meetings, food-focused evenings, and Tokachi itineraries that continue by train, bus, taxi, or rental car.
For first-time visitors to Tokachi, the hotel also keeps the trip simple: stay beside the station, eat in central Obihiro, then plan separate outings for butadon, Banei horse racing, open countryside, cafes, sweets, gardens, or hot springs.
Good to know
The hotel is very close to the station, but Tokachi is a wide region. Do not assume every regional sight is within walking distance of the station area.
If your trip depends on the airport bus or paid parking, confirm the latest timetable and parking details before arrival.
1-minute walk