Abuta District Hotels with Wifi

"Make sure to book a room facing the ski slopes! I stayed in room 01. This was the most satisfying hotel I stayed at in Hokkaido. The value for money, compared to the one next door, was absolutely top-notch. I stayed for three nights, and the front desk had Chinese staff, so communication was seamless. The old man working at the supermarket was also very helpful. Hope they don't raise the prices, haha!"

"An absolutely amazing experience from start to finish, I couldn't find a single thing to complain about. We could park right at the hotel entrance, and someone was there to help with our luggage. Both check-in and check-out were handled effortlessly without even needing to go to the front desk. The food was also fantastic, dinner was especially worth it. All in all, if you're driving, this place is incredibly convenient. Highly, highly recommend! The private onsen experience was also wonderful, a perfect way to end our trip!"

"I was especially impressed by the rooftop onsen - it felt incredibly peaceful and relaxing. The buffet breakfast and dinner were amazing as well, with such a wide variety of food and drinks that we truly felt spoilt for choice. The view from our room was spectacular, and we were even fortunate enough to catch the daily fireworks from our room - it was my first time experiencing that, which made the stay feel even more special. Honestly, there was no downside to the experience at all."

"This hotel is right next to Lake Toya. We booked an East-facing Japanese-style room and were very happy with it. The window offered a direct view of Mount Yotei, and the scenery was absolutely stunning on clear days. The tatami mats were super comfortable for sleeping, and staff came by daily to make up the futons. While the hotel's onsen (hot spring) doesn't have many pools, the rooftop bath boasts incredible views, and the ground-floor outdoor bath offers a beautiful snowy landscape. The men's and women's baths rotate daily at specific times. We also appreciated that someone came with a testing device every day to check the water quality, which was very reassuring. During our stay, we happened to catch the winter fireworks festival. Watching the fireworks from the lakeside was just as amazing as watching them from our room! They went off promptly at 8:30 PM for 10 minutes every night for three consecutive days – it was incredibly romantic. The hotel breakfast was very generous. The onigiri (rice balls), chazuke (rice with tea), milk, and salmon were daily must-haves. The restaurant also had a spectacular view. Getting around from the hotel was very convenient. Turn right out the door and a 2-minute walk takes you to the bus stop. You can book tickets online, and the bus connects to various attractions. We used this bus to go to the ranch, the observation deck to see Mount Yotei, Snow World for snowmobiling, and Rusutsu for skiing. Just be prepared for potential bus delays."

"The room is new and clean. However, the hotel does not provide personal room slipper so I feel abit uncomfortable with the slipper provided. The room view is perfect if the weather Is good. The hotel is near to a few famous go to spot such as the lake Hill farm, silo observation deck and ukimido park. The road to hotel can be misty if you are driving at night. so try to reach the hotel earlier if possible."

"Convenient place to ski Rusutsu while not staying at the resort (and not paying resort prices). Shuttle service was run smoothly and even accommodated me when i screwed it up 1 time. Nothing but good things to say about the staff, and all amenity rooms were stocked and kept tidy. Shower room and adjacent corridor smelled a bit off but the rest of the place was fine. I would stay here again if i were committed to skiing Rusutsu, didnt rent a car, and didnt want to pay resort prices."

"The location is fantastic, right on Lake Toya. Our room had direct lake views, which was lovely. It's a shame it was quite cloudy for both days of our stay, so we missed out on the spectacular view of Mount Yotei – a bit of a pity. The hotel's buffet dinner was very reasonably priced with a good variety of options. The onsen (hot spring) also offered beautiful views. Plus, you can watch the fireworks directly from the lakeside."

"Highly recommend! We booked this hotel at the last minute because we were worried our flight might be canceled, fully expecting to just cut our losses if we didn't stay. But wow, what a pleasant surprise! The soundproofing in the room is excellent. Even with a lot of foreigners drinking and being noisy outside that night, we couldn't hear a thing from inside our room. The women's spa even has a separate shower and a door that can be closed for privacy. Superb! The toilet wasn't far from the room either, and it was genuinely clean. The next morning, we picked up some groceries from the nearby supermarket and then headed to Setsu. Perfect!"

"The room was spacious and didn't feel cramped at all. Having a private onsen right outside the door with lake views was amazing. The public bath was particularly great; all the toiletries were Pola, and it was very clean. The hotel wasn't crowded, so it was very quiet. The only downside was the dinner from the two-meals-per-night plan. It was really greasy and not very tasty. You could tell the chef put a lot of effort into trying to make common ingredients delicious, but there were far too many dairy flavors, which made it quite sickly. The staff were all very friendly and polite, helping with sending our ski gear and carrying luggage. Definitely a good choice for a vacation."