Hot Springs Hotels in Hokkaido, Japan

Super stay at this traditional onsen inn! It’s an easy 5 minutes walk from the tram stop and it is a peaceful and hospitable place to stay. We stayed for 2 nights with breakfast included (you have it in your room, the staff come to roll up your tatami 30 mins before - we just went to the onsen during this time) which was traditional Japanese style and delicious. The onsens are not too big but there are outdoor and indoor sections and perfectly adequate. The staff look after you warmly and we loved our experience of traditional Japanese culture here. Oh, and it’s near the Botanical Gardens where we saw monkeys bathing in the onsen.

A traditional Japanese hotspring resort with excellent view and great breakfast. Staff are polite and friendly. The public hotspring has a wonderful view.

Being a luxury transit hotel, Portom really nailed it. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with such attentive service. Special shout-out to a young lady named Miss 吳, who helped us with check-in and gave us a quick room tour. She was so observant and attentive—even without us asking. You can really feel her sense of ownership and professionalism in the way she handles her job. Soft-spoken, gentle, yet clear and firm in her role. She was so good that I felt I had to write this review for her! Other than that, the hotel impressed me in so many ways. It’s beautifully designed, with lots of thoughtful details everywhere. I really enjoyed both the software and hardware. I’d definitely come back again, and I’d happily recommend it to others. This hotel is truly a piece of art. every detail feels so well-thought-out!

This was my second stay at this onsen hotel, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. The staff were generally courteous and helpful, although the receptionist could have been more welcoming, as he did not greet guests with a smile. The facilities were well-maintained, and I particularly enjoyed the night lounge area, where guests could relax with mulled wine, coffee, and fresh grilled apples while enjoying a foot spa. The hotel was clean throughout, and the meals served were fresh and of good quality.

The overall experience was excellent. Slippers are required upon entering the inn, and the tatami mat flooring felt wonderfully clean and comfortable. We booked a room with a private indoor hot spring, which was incredibly convenient, allowing us to enjoy a soak whenever we pleased. The half-board plan was very practical. We stayed for two days, and each meal was different, which kept things fresh and exciting. There were complimentary snacks available near the dinner entrance, and they even offered free ramen as a late-night supper. Each day, our room was also replenished with complimentary drinks and snacks. If you're visiting Dingxishan for a hot spring getaway, I would definitely recommend this place. The only minor drawback was perhaps its location being quite close to a main road. My room and private indoor hot spring, at least, overlooked the main road, which wasn't very scenic.

My room on the 22nd floor offered fantastic views; I was even lucky enough to witness a blood moon. In the evenings, I found dining options to be scarce if heading towards the TV Tower. However, if you turn left upon exiting the hotel, you'll discover many fantastic eateries, especially Nemuro Hanamaru Sushi, which is absolutely worth queuing for. Peking University is approximately 2 km away, and a Didi International ride cost 65 RMB. There's also a small convenience store to the left of the hotel that sells packaged bananas.

Excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers visiting Hakodate! convenient location - easy to get around, with a short walk to the tram station. The tram connects you to many popular attractions around the city. Plus, the airport transfer bus stop is just a stone's throw away, with affordable fares to New Chitose Airport (13,000 yen). We also discovered a lovely 2nd-generation ice cream parlor right opposite the bus stop! The hotel's breakfast was impressive and delicious. Overall, the hotel offers great value for its price. We had a family room with excellent view for sunrise 🌅.

Beautiful hotel with a moor onsen spa and sauna. However it is a 15-min walk from the station and shuttle service is limited. Lots of weddings and royal visit at this resort. Twin Room is spacious and comfortable. Walking distance to M fast food chain next door and Aeon shopping nearby. I would highly recommend it.

Good central location, walking distance to most attractions and restaurants. Rooms were a bit smaller but good value for money. Rooms and amenities are very similar to Muji style. Onsen were very busy, no private owners available. Service was average, they refused to bring down our luggage and said we would need to pay extra 1000 yen to checkout immediately after 11am.

The hotel is located in Yukawa Onsen Street in Hakodate Because it is a historical building, the floors are not high. Unless you come to the front Otherwise it is not easy to see immediately from the outside But when we followed the map to the door with our luggage (Figure 1) I was immediately attracted by its entrance which was different from other hot spring hotels. The receptionist saw us. The door opened and welcomed us immediately. Since the entire hall is tatami So you need to take off your shoes after entering the door Items such as shoes and umbrellas will be stored at the door Luggage will be taken care of by a dedicated person and delivered to the room We were led to the reception hall by the lady in charge (Figure 2) After we sat down, we were served matcha and matcha snacks (Picture 3) The whole process of checking in was very comfortable The lady led us to the room After kindly introducing the layout of the room and the precautions for bathing, he left. It really interprets the feeling of being at home 😌 Very spacious room On the right side of the entrance is the tea room, washroom and bathroom The sliding door is the bedroom (Figure 5) There is a small compartment directly opposite the bed (Figure 6) People can sit at the table and watch the ebb and flow of the sea in front of them (Figure 7-8) The only sound left in my ears is the pleasant sound of waves hitting the beach Give us peace of mind 🌊 Like most hot spring hotels There are also private and public hot springs here. The private hot spring is located on the first floor and is semi-open-air You can enjoy the snow scenery in the courtyard while taking a bath❄️ (Picture 9) In addition, the public hot springs are also a must-try The public hot spring is located on the 2nd floor There are indoor and outdoor soup Needless to say, the outdoor hot spring is the highlight ✨ Overall From environment to facilities to services Nothing to complain about We later learned This hot spring hotel was built during the Taisho period (around the 1920s) It is a century-old building that has experienced a century of light and shadow. The house itself is like a tourist attraction Magnificent and solemn During the Showa era, the Emperor also stayed here Full of humanistic atmosphere