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Uniquely local. We got to stay in a local, Hokkaido Japanese house. Very clean. Full kitchen. We picked up some breakfast items from a convenience.store nearby and cooked in the kitchen. We had a big triple room. We also had a long chat with the host. The house is very nicely, artistically decorated, Hokkaido style, reminding me of the frontier spirit back in wild Wyoming/Montana. The Budget rental car is just across the street, very convenient for us to pick up the rental car in the morning. Thank you, Chi, for taking care of us.

The enthusiastic service quality of the staff is very good, especially after Mr. Masato Takano knew that my wife liked to enjoy flowers too much, he personally gave us some garden information and recommended a good garden at breakfast time the next day. The facilities and design in the room are very good, especially the hot spring pool in the room. Teppanyaki and Kaiseki dinner are super delicious and equisite; Japanese and Western breakfast are also super delicious. If we have a chance, you will definitely check in again in Hokkaido.

Best place in Hokkaido! Breakfast and Buffet Dinner included: great choices of Japanese, Chinese and Western food. Fresh food and high level choices. Lakeside view during meals. Great Onsen, friendly staff, shuttle to parking area fast and upon request. Big rooms, nice tatami styles, 5 people come for daily room cleaning at once and job is done so quickly, get as much drinking water as you need, afternoon can eat free Hokkaido potatoes, nice art exhibition area from woodwork, close to Ainu village, very friendly tour desk.

The house is close to station SHIRETOKO SHARI. It also has a parking place in front of the house, seems can park two cars. Next to the house, there was a French restaurant and Izakaya, a convenient place for dinner. And a Secomart which is the convenient store of Hokkaido located opposite of the house. The house has two twin-bed rooms, one Japanese styled room with Tatami, feels good for 5-6 people. I would appreciate the host, he shared us some information about the house and restaurant, made us a wonderful journey.

The onsens are exceptional and the location could not be better. It basically overlooks Hell Valley. The bedding in the traditional Japanese rooms are really comfortable. Also, the staff are above and beyond helpful! The manager helped us to get a bus to Niseko as our next destination after we were stressing so badly about having to backtrack for hours on a train (Noboribetsu to Niseko can be tricky). If anyone would like to know it's called the Hokkaido Resort Liner! THANKS DAI ICHI TAKIMOTOKAN :D

We stayed here for 2 nights in November 2023. The Japanese-Style Twin Room - Non-Smoking - West Wing, the room was tidy, very spacious and overlook the Sea of Okhotsk. Internationl and Japanese original dish in buffet breafast and dinner. Lots of choices and very delicious dishes. There are male and female Onsen, also you can book a private Open Air Onsen Bath. Onsite Hokkaido souvenir shops for shopping and tax refunds as a big bonus. We would denfinely stay here again if we go to Shari again.

Hokkaido Bed & Bagel was the best place we stayed on our trip to Japan. We loved the interesting way of decorating and the spaciousness. Loved the kitchen and laundry facilities. Lovely big shower room and separate toilet room. Particularly loved the hammock! The property is easy walking distance from the train station. The bagels were delicious. The owner was very helpful when we accidentally left something important behind. We look forward to staying again, hopefully soon.

Loved the resort and onsen. The outdoor bath was incredible and we loved the private bath in our room. The hotel is kept very clean, but the private bath in our room had quite a bit of mold everywhere. For such an upscale resort, I was surprised that part wasn't kept cleaner. Walkable to Noboribetsu's major sights--Jigoku Dani and the bear park. We wanted a classic Hokkaido onsen town experience, and Noboribetsu Grand Hotel and this cute little mountain town delivered!

It was spacious and homey. Some days we didn't feel like getting out of bed! All the necessary amenities were in place too. It's a short drive away from the city but that wasn't an issue for us -- a rental car was needed, in any case, if you want get around Hokkaido and not just Sapporo. All communication was done through the app. We didn't see the staff at all but that wasn't an issue for us. They were very responsive during business hours.

I like the location, it is near the station and the Hokkaido university. Breakfast was a little pricey but superb and delicious. I suggest to buy at least one to two breakfast and buy the rest at the convenience store in front of the hotel. There is also a coin laundry machine which is very convenient for a long term stay. I had not time to visit the onsen so no comment for this. The room is actually spacious in Japanese standard room.

This was our first time visiting Hokkaido, wanted to experience traditional Japanese style accommodation, this place didn’t disappoint us , the whole facility is really nice and clean, it has being decorated very well by the owner. In addition, the owner is very kind and warm, we have talked a lot even we didn’t understand each very well, she had given us a small dedicated gift before we left. Hope we have chance come here again!

Full serviced kitchenette for cooking- so easy to buy from supermarket and enjoy fresh produce (which is what Hokkaido is all about) We had everything we could ever need, no need to bring your toothbrush! Japanese hospitality was top notch and accomodating. The room was very comfortable, we had space to ourselves to relax after a long day. The house was situated in a quiet neighbourhood, so it was easy to get in and out.

Wanda and her husband work tirelessly to ensure satisfaction and always have a warm attentiveness, no matter the time or request. Wanda's English is good, too - which is not common in the middle of Hokkaido. We traveled to experience Naka Furano's Tomita Farms, which was a 20-minute walk in each direction (it was a beautiful sunny day). We were not disappointed! We will remember that day forever

Even though I was the only guest, the host Nemoto-san took great care of me. He told me all about the local area, recommended some good events, and even shared a sampler of some amazing Japanese whiskies! We spent most of the night talking about various travels, and it was a great time. In the morning, I had a delightful breakfast of local Hokkaido produce and even a packed lunch of delicious breads!

The owners were amazing and helped a lot with possibilities to visit around the area and all of Hokkaido. Not only did the owner speak really good English for Japan, his wife was also very eager learning each day and getting better. It was really great being able to exchange so much with locals. Highly recommended. Also the food was absolutely amazing and I was struggling to eat all of it.

I liked everything. The hotel was impressive, the room was large for Japan's standards, the location is just across the road from Bibai's JR line, the hotel was quiet, it is just 30 minutes away from Sapporo by train which I found to be ideal and quality/price is better than any hotel in Hokkaido's capital (which I found rather expensive).

The free buffet breakfast did not compromise in the quality and varieties of food served. It was tasty and a good spread including salad, rice ,porridge, soup, various Japanese dishes, a few types of bread, juices, milk and sweet wine made from Hokkaido rice. The drinks dispenser has coffee, mocha and hot chocolate which was very nice.

Convenient location. Located near Daimur shopping center with many excellent restaurants on 6F floor. Hokkaido is colder than the southern islands. Sapporo is a modern, industrialized urban center. Like every other city in Japan. Europeans or white people from developed countries come to Hokkaido for the ski resorts in the mountains.

This was the best hotel from our trip to Hokkaido. The room was big and comfortable. The breakfast room had a great view of the valley covered in snow, and the breakfast food had a great variety. There was also wine tasting at reception, parking and free laundry facilities. The staff was very nice and made our stay great!

Breakfast was a good mix of Japanese and Western foods, and included both coffee and tea. The onsen with rust-colored waters are well worth using, especially the outdoor baths. This is the highest elevation ryokan and onsen in Hokkaido, so it's a unique experience. The dinner also exceeded our expectations.