Best Hotels in Omu, Japan

I chose it because it was ”a place with hot springs that I've never been to in eastern Hokkaido.” There are only campsites around, and it feels like an ”isolated island on land”. The sea and the hills, it was a relaxing scenery that you can't find in Japan. The beauty of the sunset and sunrise seen from the rooftop and rooms of the hotel was beyond words. The rooms are clean and spacious. There was also instant coffee for drinks. It was convenient because you can choose the amenities you want from the amenity buffet in front of the elevator. The public bath was spacious, including the waiting room and dressing room. There were quite a few visitors who took a day trip to the bath. There are 27 washrooms, which is nice. For dinner, plenty of locally sourced food was used. When I asked a question, he answered one by one about which production area. We enjoyed the fresh ingredients. It's not flashy, but it was wonderful that each dish was served on a clean plate and served as a course. Breakfast was a set meal. I was grateful for the system that allows me to take coffee from the drink bar to my room. The shop sells dairy products such as cheese from local farms, so I bought some. There is a coin laundry near the public bath and on the 3rd floor, so I used it. The staff was also kind and spoke frankly. It's a difficult place to visit, but it's a place where you can enjoy the ”luxury of doing nothing” and you'll definitely want to visit someday. I think that cost performance is not bad at the low 10,000 yen range even in the high season for one night with two meals.