Noboribetsu Hotels with Wifi

"Dai-ichi Takimoto lived up to its reputation! The bathhouse is wonderfully spacious with a great variety of pools, so much so that there's even a recommended bathing sequence – I only discovered it on the steam room's exterior wall on my second day, and it was quite an eye-opener! There are also three charming outdoor pools with beautiful views. The staff were all very attentive. We didn't book dinner, but breakfast was fantastic – a rich selection of high-quality dishes. (Note: there aren't many restaurants on the hot spring street outside, especially in the evening. I'd recommend the ramen shop for lunch and the seafood rice at the onsen market for dinner.) The twin room in the South Wing was very spacious, the facilities were modern, and the view from the window was lovely. My only gripe is the somewhat impractical layout. Firstly, I'm not sure if it's because of the integrated bathroom unit, but the bathroom itself was tiny and cramped, forcing us to use the main bathhouse in the mornings and evenings. Secondly, the wardrobe was placed in an awkward spot, making it inconvenient to open and access clothes. I genuinely suggest they visit some mid-range hotels in China, like those under the HUAZHU Group's Ji Hotel brand, to see how they ingeniously solve these design challenges."

"The ryokan was quite charming with lots of Japanese accents and architectural details. We signed up for one traditional breakfast and loved the experience. We loved the yukata outfits provided to schlep around the ryokan or even around town. The location was a bit of a walk going to the business/food/shop road but this only got a bit inconvenient when we had to drag our suitcases for about 10 minutes getting to the bus stop on our way back to the train station... thank goodness it was downhill all the way! Noboribetsu Onsen was a really cool place to visit!"

"Everything was great, except for the slightly hard slippers. The crab with ponzu sauce for dinner and the sweet shrimp for breakfast were absolutely delicious! After a soak in the hot spring, my skin felt so smooth. They had a wide variety of shampoos, mostly Pola, and also a hot spring water hair conditioner. I liked it so much I bought it directly from the hotel shop, it was even cheaper than Taobao resellers. Some of the hotel's little decorations were really cute. You can ask the front desk to book a free shuttle to the bear farm."

"The price was reasonable. It's about a kilometer uphill from the main shopping street, but we drove and appreciated the parking lot. There's a pretty little waterfall behind the parking area. Both breakfast and dinner were buffet style, and the food was just average. If you stay two nights in a row, they offer sweet shrimp on the second day. The Japanese-style room was standard and reasonably clean. We reserved a private onsen via email for 3300 yen. The experience was just okay, and I felt the public bath was better. With a 50-minute time limit, it felt a bit rushed."

"This hotel is an annex of Dai-ichi Takimotokan, leaning towards a hostel style, making it a top choice for value. Self check-in and check-out, with a late check-out time of 10 AM the next day, offer great convenience and flexibility. The only minor drawback is its popularity, which means a bit of a queue during check-in. Breakfast and dinner are not included; you can buy bread and coffee from a cafe for breakfast. The hotel does not provide coffee, snacks, or similar services. The rooms are renovated from an old hotel, but everything is newly decorated and equipped, clean and tidy, offering a great experience. There's a small onsen on the first floor, usually empty, which is very convenient for a quick soak. With your room key, you can access the large onsen at Dai-ichi Takimotokan across the street. If you're looking for a great hot spring experience, choosing this hotel offers the best value. However, Dai-ichi Takimotokan is quite old, so its facilities might seem dated compared to new-style hot spring hotels in China. Its fame outweighs the actual experience, but the hot springs are genuinely authentic. The location is absolutely unbeatable: a few minutes' walk to Noboribetsu Hell Valley, and only seven to eight minutes from Noboribetsu Onsen Central/Main Station. Downstairs, there's a supermarket, 7-Eleven, and restaurants, right on the hot spring street, making travel, dining, and shopping incredibly convenient. It's a fifteen-minute bus ride to Noboribetsu JR Station, but you need to arrive early as there can be a queue. Overall, this hotel in Noboribetsu offers maximum convenience and is highly recommended for stays in the Hokkaido Tohoku region! As for Noboribetsu in general, it's decent; the scenery and attractions are good, but the hotels overall are a bit old, similar to those in Lake Toya. It's more famous than its actual offerings, and the value for money in terms of bath facilities can't compare to those in Tohoku."

"The service was excellent! We were delayed checking in due to a blizzard, and by the time we arrived, there was only half an hour left before the buffet closed. The hotel staff prioritized taking us straight to the restaurant to eat. The tatami room was very interesting, and although the room was a bit old, it was well-maintained and clean. There were so many hot spring baths, both indoors and outdoors. It's also very close to Jigokudani (Hell Valley), just a 10-minute walk away."

"Hotel Name: 登別Boudoir Noguchi Noboribetsu ”Love our stay.” The room was impeccably clean, serene, and beautifully appointed, providing the perfect traditional atmosphere. The highlight, beyond the relaxing onsen itself, was the incredible food—each meal was a masterpiece of kaiseki cuisine, using fresh, local ingredients. The attention to detail and gracious service made our stay truly special. We left feeling completely rejuvenated and can't wait to return.” (”The in room Onsen and the outdoor bath with a view of the garden was heavenly.”). Special thank you to a staff member “ YAMANE”, he is very professional, attentive and helpful."

"The hotel is situated far up in the mountain side of Noboribetsu but we drove so it was convenient and the hotel offered free parking. We chose a room with a private open air bath which was certainly the highlight of the stay as it was snowing outside. The room is spacious and clean, the only complaint was the heavy smoke smell in the bathroom when the room was no smoking. We notified the hotel and they changed our room immediately. The buffet dinner and buffet breakfast was served in the 3rd floor, we were seated next to huge floor to ceiling windows which was a treat to see snowing landscape. They had a large range of food but the taste could better compared to other hotel buffets we had on our Hokkaido trip. Overall I would recommend this hotel and would certainly return in the future."

"Our family of three comfortably stayed in a room that featured both a tatami mat area and a Western bed. Upon check-in, we were given traditional Japanese yukata. The onsen (hot spring baths) are conveniently located on the B1 floor. For breakfast, there was a good selection of both Japanese and Western dishes. The hotel's location is also quite close to Jigokudani."

"Right next to the Noboribetsu Onsen bus stop, the location is excellent. The entire room has a very Japanese aesthetic, and the tatami mat area is spacious. The highlight, however, was the dinner – it was incredibly ceremonial, and the Kaiseki cuisine was exquisitely prepared with excellent service. Soaking in the hot springs at night was also very relaxing, with many different pools to choose from. There's a small outdoor onsen, and it was absolutely amazing to bathe in it while it was snowing heavily outside."