Hot spring Hotels in Noboribetsu

We stayed here for one night in the South Building, a Japanese style superior room. Overall, I would recommend this to someone who's wanting to experience all that Noboribetsu has to offer in one resort and doesn't mind some level of commercialisation at the expense of foregoing some Japanese Ryokan authenticity. This resort is staffed by a lot of foreigners, and they have clear signage and instructions in different languages for foreigners. Some complain of the rude service here but I think it's reciprocal - if you treat others with respect, you receive respect in return. They also took the opportunity to maximise profits by offering extras / additional experience at a cost, which is not necessarily a bad thing as you just decide if you want to pay extra or not for extra experience. The highlight was obviously the Grand Bath, which is massive. It was crowded when we stayed here but still manageable. Lots of options and magnificent view. We wanted Kaiseki style meals but as it was the New Year Eve, we had to settle for buffet meals for both dinner and breakfast. But they did make a mini Vegetarian set for us as we couldn't enjoy a lot of the dinner dishes. The futon was just so comfortable! We slept like babies throughout the night. Otherwise, the room itself was clean and spacious.

Amazing ryokan. Staff was attentive and most spoke English, which was appreciated. The rooms were spacious and clean, and the baths were relaxing. The food was all great. Both breakfast and dinner were among the best meals we had on our Japan trip.

It should be a small, exquisite but expensive hotel in Noboribetsu Onsen Town. It takes ten minutes to walk to Jigokudani. The Japanese-style room is large and the private bath is also very good. It is no problem for two people to take a bath together. It is a good choice to experience Japanese style. The hot springs here are all volcanic hot springs with a strong sulfur smell. There are three public baths, one is outdoors, and there are not many people. For transportation, you can email or ask Ctrip to help you book a bus from Sapporo to the hotel. It departs from Sapporo TV Tower at 1:15 pm, and it costs 1,000 yen per person. There is an airport bus to the airport at more than ten o'clock in the morning, but you have to book it in advance on the Donan Bus website. It is not easy to operate in Japanese, so I asked the front desk to help me book it on my computer. The hotel is quite expensive in food. Dinner is a kaiseki cuisine, which is very exquisite. Breakfast is semi-buffet with a set meal. In addition, if you bring children to stay, it is based on double occupancy. Add 21,000 yen for meals, and the food is exactly the same as adults. This is obviously more cost-effective than booking a three-person stay directly.

Hotel very near to Jikokudani and you can walk around 10 mins. Hotel is old but cleanness and staffs also nice and helpful. They can manage all guests systematically and easily. The best things for this hotel is onsen which have more than 12 bathtub. Very impressive and enjoy in this hotel.

The room was great, just like a vacation. The food was great, too. The food was delicious. But the downside was that the whole city was filled with a sulfur smell (rotten eggs). I was woken up several times by the smell.

We requested for futon Room during booking and our request were fulfilled, happy with this. We were allowed to park our car in the carpark an hour earlier before check in which is a plus for their service. Hotel provided snow brush for cars. Servants are helpful and always greeting. Our futon beds are neatly ready to lay when we're back from dinner. Overall cleanliness is good. Public pool is good experience for my kids especially during snowing. We are happy with the buffet dinner and breakfast purchased during booking.

We stayed in the South Twin room and were pleasantly surprised. I was expecting the hotel to be older and more dated. The rooms were small but very clean and quite modern in design. Bathroom was one of the best amongst the hotels I've stayed in on this trip to Hokkaido. Onsen was pleasant and clean but I've experienced nicer onsens. Sulfur onsen pool was great for the skin and I slept like a baby after. Would highly recommend a stay here!

Already the second time to stay at this hotel, although the room is old, but the ordinary room is very large, hotel buffet - long leg crab legs super fresh 👍🏻👍🏻 And shuttle Noboribetsu JR - bus to station 14, get off at the hotel door, very convenient 👍🏻👍🏻 The hot spring has five pools, my favorite open-air hot spring is the sulfur spring🤭

The Japanese-style room for 4 people in the hotel is more amazing than expected, and the area is much larger than the 16 square meters written on the page. The dinner is very rich, with soup curry and barbecue. However, according to the reviews written on Google review, the facilities of the Western-style room may be older and more ordinary, so it is not recommended to stay. By the way, the location of the hotel is at the deepest part, which is a bit far to walk with a suitcase, but we drove here this time.

The best thing about this place are the absolutely amazing kaiseki ryori meals served to your room. This is an incredible authentic Japanese accommodation experience so make sure you get a Japanese room and meals included. The one downside was that they offered no practical solution at all to getting my clothes washed. The onsen baths are ok but there is no view.