Shari District Hotels with Parking

Excellent service from the staff. A lovely cottage. Breakfast and dinner was excellent. There wasn’t any air conditioning which made it unbearably warm, fortunately the temperature dropped as the night progressed and we had a good night’s rest

The covered bicycle parking lot can only accommodate three motorcycles. First come, first served. If the lot is full, you will be taken to the open-air parking lot. *Don't worry, the open-air parking lot is large. It's a dormitory, but in addition to the partition curtain, there is a sliding door (with a lock). There is an outlet at the pillow. It's about a 15-20 minute walk to the convenience store. There is a restaurant in the same place. I was debating whether to get venison or Shiretoko beef steak, but the clay pot hamburger was absolutely delicious. The carrots were cooked all the way through and were delicious. The miso soup (white miso) was also delicious. There were four shower rooms. Shampoo, conditioner, and body shampoo are available. Smoking area next to reception. There is a vending machine outside. Limited edition coffee? It's delicious. It's along the road that leads to the sky.

The space is very large. It is more than enough to live in a family. Plus the kitchen can cook by yourself. It is quite cost-effective for this price. I lived quite satisfied two years ago and came back again. There are some changes. The kitchen no longer provides simple seasonings. You need to bring your own.

We really enjoyed our stay here, it is very clean and comfortable, we thank a lot the owners for telling us about the jumping salmons of Sakura falls, recommending us an izakaya and driving us there. We were only a bit surprised that towels are not included but they can be rent for a cheap price so it's a good environmental friendly initiative. Thanks a lot !

Hotels in Shiretoko are quite expensive, especially in the peak season in winter, so I chose this one on the mountain. It takes 20 minutes to walk to the 711 supermarket at the foot of the mountain, and it also takes 20 minutes to walk to the nearest restaurant. There is nothing nearby. Fortunately, the hotel has free shuttle to the BUS station (you need to call), and I drove a domestic 1 million alpha to pick me up, and the ride experience was not bad. The next day I went to Shiretoko for hiking, and they could also pick me up directly at the hotel, which was pretty good. I booked a Japanese tatami room, which happened to be on the second floor of the new building, facing the yard. The room was very comfortable and spacious. There are public washing machines, tea machines, and ice machines--I love them. The hot spring is also good, not crowded, and larger than the hotel in Abashiri. The breakfast is a set meal, which is okay, and you need to book a time in advance. I don’t know if it’s because of the peak season of the Spring Festival, but the two front desks are Chinese and easy to communicate.