Best Hotels near JR Takeura Station, Shiraoi

I made a plan with only breakfast, but this breakfast is delicious and the number of items is large, and it is quite luxurious. And the building itself is old, but the room was renovated properly, and the cleaning was well done and it was very pleasant. The bath smells of Showa. There was a little moldy place, such as the shower hose, but overall it was cleanly cleaned. The hot water was a bit black and a little trolley, and it felt like it was wet and wet on the skin. This was quite good. The open-air bath was mysteriously deep and firmly attached to the shoulder. The front desk who responded was polite and pleasant. I was able to respond to allergies without anxiety. It was convenient to have a structure that can go to seven eleven as a room clothes, but I thought that the loneliness of the rest place on the way would be somehow. Tobetsu Onsen is high, but I think it is very good for cost performance here a little in front of you. It is recommended.

There is a cafe and a select shop, and the atmosphere is very nice. All craft beer is delicious and the snacks are reasonable, but I'm glad that the amount is solid. The toilet and shower were necessary and sufficient, but the only thing I was worried about was the sound. It was a private room on the first floor, but of course the voice of the next room, the sound of climbing the stairs and the laughter of the drunken man who came back at midnight woke up many times in the middle of the night. It is better to have earplugs except for those who can sleep in any noisy place. I should have bought it because it was sold at the check-in counter. It was a perfect inn, including the price except for the sound. The private room is also cute and suitable for women.

Located at the town of Shiraoi about one hour drive from New Chitose airport, it is not a very popular onsen area, but a small town by the sea. The hotel is nothing like a traditional onsen hotel but a modern building. The lady at the reception is at the door to help us with the luggage. We were seated at the reception to the check-in, treated with a cup of tea and snacks. There were only six rooms in the hotel, a lounge, a restaurant and a reservation-required onsen. The room was of decent size, with separate toilet and bathroom, a seating area, a massage lounger, and a mini HiFi with CD. The room has a classic western style feel. Very comfortable. The reservation onsen is nicely touched and one of the best of its kind I have ever visited. You can relax at the lounge after onsen and free drinks are provided. Dinner and breakfast are served in the only restaurant. The dinner is western style but of course with Japanese taste. After all, if you want to try a more western style onsen hotel, this is one to try, but the price tag is a bit higher than normal onsen hotel.

We had high expectations based on other reviews but had such a terrible stay that we are in the process of seeking a refund. Booked the largest room to fit the family bt were then told that I had only booked for two. This was my fault as I should have read the fine print but was fine with the extra charge - however this was then quoted as 50,000 yen for each of my two kids. Higher than the charge for the original room per person. They kept us in the lobby for half an hour while seeing if they could find food - the manager in a loud voice on the phone describing how the ”gaijin” had messed up the reservation and could they possibly help...it seems he didn't realise I speak fluent Japanese. Anyway long story short we booked a separate room or my kids at a cheaper rate. The hotel is very dated and not worth the price - the superior rooms have not changed since the 80s bubble period and the cleaning failed to find a very unfortunate item from the previous guest in our bed - which I have never seen in 30 years of staying in top hotels. The food was very nice for dinner and the lady we had as our waitress was lovely. Unfortunately the front manager and the overall experience spoiled what was supposed to be the highlight of our Hokkaido trip. Unmitigated disaster.

We wanted a more private ryokan experience with dinner served privately rather than a buffet so we chose this ryokan. It was a great experience although it cost a lot, I think the price is a bit steep for services or food provided. The good: the location is central, on the shopping street itself and very walkable to the Hell Valley. We arrived by car and there is free parking just across the ryokan. The ryokan is smallish so more personal. We were served dinner in a private room, very cozy and intimate compared to buffet with lots of other tourists in bigger hotels. There was no non smoking room but I was pleasantly surprised by the very clean air. The onsen is small one outdoor one indoor but we were the only people using it - just me and my three daughters and my husband next door in the man side - fantastic since it was our first onsen experience and we were worried about being in our birth suit. The shampoos etc was very good in the onsen. The not so good: It was quite hard to locate as the sign is not in English. It took us a while. The main course of the dinner was a disappointment, the grilled mackerel was dried and not piping hot. The same dish served at Onsen Ichiba just up the road was so much better. The other main course choice was pork which was average. The sashimi was a standout but for my hubby who doesn’t eat raw food the dinner was very mediocre despite the high price. Overall it was a great first onsen and ryokan experience.

The hotel has a grand appearance. You can see it immediately after getting off the Noboribetsu Onsen Bus Terminal. It can be reached within a 5-minute walk. There is a convenience store near the hot spring street. The space in the room is large, but the only air-conditioning equipment is heating. Although I visited in winter, the heating was relatively strong and hot, so I needed to open some windows for ventilation. The large bathhouse has two floors. Men and women exchange entrances in the morning and evening. It is very large and has multiple hot spring pools. The large bathing room on the B2 floor is very beautiful, so it is recommended to go to the open-air couple.

We stayed on a tour of Trapix. Noboribetsu Onsen seems to have several hotels of the same affiliation, among which it seems to be a hotel of a convenient rank. It was a little far from the hot spring town, but it was about 15 minutes walk to ”Hell Valley”. The hot spring is located further down the stairs from the first basement floor, but I thought that the five bathtubs had different spring quality hot water, and it was a hotel built on the source of Noboribetsu Onsen. This hot spring was the best. At the restaurant, the table was assigned to each room for the tour guests, so if I went in time, I could eat without being crowded. It was snowing outside the window and there was a taste. Dinner was a buffet, but all-you-can-eat crabs seemed to be on sale, but the shrimp was better. Squid somen and shrimp tempura were also delicious. There are many Hokkaido dishes for breakfast, and it seems that you can have a cup of rice with just squid sashimi from the morning. I thought that the dessert mango and almond tofu were similar to high-end Chinese restaurants. It was nice that the room had a large size of a Japanese-style room and a Western-style room, but it is dry even if it is humidified with an air purifier, so be careful in winter.