Hotels in Shiraoi

"There was an issue with our initial room assignment, but the manager quickly resolved it and even gave us an upgrade, which was excellent! Both dinner and breakfast were buffets, with time limits of 1.5 hours for dinner and 1 hour for breakfast – an arrangement that's a bit unusual. The food quality was good, though the selection wasn't extensive. However, the price for the one-night stay including both meals was fairly reasonable."

"Kojohama Spa Hotel is new, modern, and very clean, with a welcoming lobby where guests can help themselves to free drinks – coffee, tea, apple water, and hot water. It’s a nice touch to be able to grab something the moment you arrive. The onsen is another highlight. It’s open until late and well-equipped with everything you need (shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, etc.). The atmosphere is tranquil, away from the city and traffic noise, making it a relaxing retreat for both couples and families. The location itself doesn’t have much right outside – it’s along the highway – but that also makes it a convenient base. The hotel seems popular for its day-use onsen, and it’s also close to the shoreline where crab eateries are scattered. Perfect spot to unwind after a seafood feast. Since it’s a little outside of town, we grabbed sashimi and ready-to-eat food from the supermarket to enjoy back in our room – a simple but satisfying option. The rooms are comfortable, and being a newly built hotel, you’ll find thoughtful touches like smart lighting sensors in the lobby and onsen areas. Overall, a clean, modern, and peaceful stay with a great onsen and easy access to local food spots."

"The hotel is actually quite close to JR. After arriving at the station, don't go through the main entrance. Go out from the second-floor corridor to the north gate, and then walk for about seven or eight minutes. On weekends, you can take the circular bus from the main entrance of the station to get there directly. The style of the hotel is not my favorite. It is too deserted and uninhabited, but it is also simple and clean. The room is relatively large, cleaned, separated from wet and dry, and has a large floor-to-ceiling window. But you can only use the mirror in the bathroom to put on makeup, and the death light is terrible. The hotel is very good at design in small places. Guests staying in the hotel can participate in making their own sachets, and you can make your own flower and fruit tea in the lobby. It is low-cost and has a sense of experience. I paid extra money to participate in a performance at the Ainu Art Festival. Although I don't speak Japanese, it is still quite interesting. There are two hot springs in the hotel, one is circular and fully indoor, and the other is triangular and has outdoor. But the design problem, such a good geographical location, the scenery of the hot spring is blocked, even worse than the hot spring in the small hotel I spent more than 1,000 before. The hot spring temperature is not hot enough, and I don't feel satisfied in the winter. I think the food is pretty good. Some dishes are delicious and some are ordinary, but the waiter will introduce the various ingredients one by one, and the experience is good. However, compared with traditional hot spring hotels, there are fewer additional services. In terms of service, there is no welcome snack. The service staff are very smiling and friendly, and try to speak English. There is also a Chinese person. If you really have difficulty communicating, you can find him. I think it's okay to experience it once, but considering his style and few negative services, I recommend Bettei Furukawa in Noboribetsu."

"I absolutely loved this hot spring hotel; it's the kind of place you'll never want to leave. Breakfast and dinner were served as a semi-buffet, with ingredients that truly showcased the hotel's unique character. The freshly squeezed juices, cherry tomatoes, sweet soup, and coffee regularly prepared in the lobby were all thoughtfully curated, and enjoying them from a seat with a view made the experience even better. The room was just as delightful, featuring a rocking chair and a lounge mat, perfect for watching the Pacific Ocean and sipping tea – absolutely blissful. The hotel's hot springs were beautiful, and the water quality was excellent. The outdoor baths also boasted stunning views, allowing you to watch the sea, stars, and seagulls, feeling truly at one with nature. There's also a foot bath and a 'happiness bell'. The hotel's two generations of resident dogs were also very beautiful and friendly."

"너무 깔끔하고, 지내는 내내 편히 지냈어요! 시라오이에 오랜기간 머물고 싶을만큼 만족도가 너무 컸어요! 숙소 가격도 너무 합리적이었고, 역과도 가깝고 렌트이용해도 편히 올 수 있었어요!! 성인 2명이 지내기엔 룸 사이즈도 적당했어요!!! 샤워실과 화장실이 공유이었지만 그 마저도 이용함에 불편함이 없었어요"

"This hotel is a very traditional Japanese-style guesthouse. What did we say? We went from Hell Valley to take the bus to jr. Noboribetsu, Ctrip helped to contact the pick-up service. After the bus came down, I saw the hotel staff holding my mom. The name is a small card. The staff do n’t take much luggage to drive to the hotel at two o'clock. We arrived early and waited a while. Sitting in the lobby and watching the view was very comfortable. We are on the first floor of the Mountain View Room 111. You can see the sea view. I did n’t have enough dinner to add white old cow. I did n’t have enough to eat this cow. It is not recommended to add taste. Generally it is not cheap. The price is not high. The hot spring is good. You can see the sea. There is parking lot. Check out the next day. It took me all the way downhill to come back from the seaside. There was a Chinese-speaking staff member who took us to the airport bus station. This staff member took us very carefully and checked the station sign to confirm that we were reminded to take the airport line. Generally, it is not near by car. It is better to choose it. This hotel hot spring is open to the public, but not many people. Soundproof but quiet at night"

"温泉、焼肉設備等　みんなが楽しめると思います。また来年お世話になろうと思います。"