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Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi Hotel ★★★★
"The hotspring & buffet are excellent. The room is big with hotspring"
Kamishihoro Hotel ★★
"The room was small but very clean, including the bathroom. The Kamishihoro milk for breakfast was delicious! The municipal hot spring, where you can get a bathing ticket, also has a waterfall bath, mist sauna, and sauna, so it was very pleasant to warm up."
Kangetsuen ★★★★
"The room had a private bath, so comfortable!"
Shikaribetsu Kohan Onsen Hotel Fusui ★★★
"I stayed here on my way back from hiking. I stayed here two years ago and really liked it, so I visited again. The building is quite old, but clean and comfortable. The cleaning was thorough. I was surprised to see no dust even on the sliding door railings. The room is 10 tatami mats large enough for one person, and there is ample space around the veranda and entrance, and the toilet is also spacious. The towel racks are easy to use, with small features such as the ability to hang two bath towels and two regular towels at a time. The bathroom in the room is also relatively spacious, making it convenient for washing off sweat and mud from hiking. The large public bath (for men) is simply equipped with one indoor and one outdoor bath, but the spectacular view overlooking Lake Shikaribetsu changes with the time of day, so you'll never get bored no matter how many times you soak. The hot spring water is rich in iron, so it's warming. There is limited parking on the premises, but there is ample space behind the building across the road. Even on cold and rainy days, staff will wait outside to guide you. The food is average. It is common for many employees to be from foreign countries, but they are well-trained."
Nukabirakan Kanko Hotel ★★★
"I stayed one night at this inn as part of a tour to the Taushubetsu River Bridge. It's an inn with a Showa-era atmosphere, and you have to go up stairs before taking the elevator. The large public bath is on the first floor, but you have to go down to the basement and then up a slope to get there, which is an unusual layout for an inn. The room was a Japanese-style room, and when I arrived, the futon was already laid out. There is air conditioning in the room, but there is no bathtub. The toilet does not have a bidet. The large public bath is for men and women on alternating days, and you can use it anytime except during cleaning hours. The open-air bath is mixed-gender, but from 7pm to 10pm it is for women only. It is located at the bottom of a wooden staircase of about 40 steps. There is no washing area, and it is small. Dinner is a kaiseki-style meal, which you can enjoy slowly and leisurely. Breakfast is a buffet."
Shihoro Spa Plaza Ryokufu ★★★
"I stayed here on a solo trip. The hot spring was a reddish-brown, moor-type water that was very warming and left my skin feeling smooth. There was an indoor large bath and an outdoor open-air bath. The spring water is sodium chloride. Dinner was delicious, with well-seasoned dishes made with local ingredients. It was so much food that even an elderly person like me couldn't finish it all and was completely full. The facility is attached to a roadside station, and there was a free footbath in the plaza next to it."
Kanno Onsen ★★
"Although I live in Hokkaido, this was my first visit to Shikaribetsukyo Kanno Onsen. On June 1, 2025, I planned a round-trip motorcycle tour from Asahikawa City to Shihoro Town via Mikuni Pass. The return trip was not planned, but I stopped off at Lake Shikaribetsu and was late. While searching for a place to stay in Shikaoi Town, I spotted a blue sign for Kanno Onsen and turned right. There was a 10-meter gravel road along the way, but it wasn't deep gravel, so it was no problem. Since I was riding in the evening, the road was teeming with Ezo deer. By the time I reached the inn at the end of the secluded mountain valley, I was exhausted. I'm grateful to the hot spring staff for welcoming me, even though I was a surprise visitor without a reservation. The room, in stark contrast to its exterior, had a luxurious, clean interior. The hot spring building was also clean, and the water quality and temperature were impressive. After researching, I discovered it is one of Japan's best-kept hot springs. "Climb Mount Fuji and talk about its height. Climb Mount Daisetsu and talk about its size," wrote Professor Omachi Keigetsu in his contribution. Just like Tsuta Onsen, where I spent my later years, this bath is rare even in Japan, with hot water bubbling up from the bottom. I only had breakfast, but it was reasonably priced and no shortcuts were taken. The coffee after breakfast was excellent. It's such an amazing hot spring that I regret not having visited Kanno Onsen before. And it's reasonably priced too. I'll definitely be back."
Hotel Tetoraresort Tokachigawa ★★
"Although it was a double room, the room was larger than I expected, and the washroom was also spacious and easy to use. The tap water was drinkable. The hot spring was clean and easy to use. Milk was served as a welcome drink. They actively purchase milk and serve it to all guests so that everyone can drink it. The location was a little far from Obihiro city, and it was quiet and very comfortable. The hot spring was also good. I would like to use it again when I come to Obihiro!"
Tokachigawa Moor Onsen Seijyakubow ★★★★★
"Japanese hot spring hotel service is very nice It’s not easy to call Uber. The hotel can help call a taxi. The local drivers in Obihiro don't speak English very well, but the hotel staff can speak English well."
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Nippou No Ie Kamishihoro
"Nice muji house"
Sanyoan
"The best onsen experience I’ve had. The entire property is packed with care and kindness by the staff and fully equipped with everything you need from toiletries to happy hour. The kaiseki dinner was one of the best I’ve had - not only the food but also the setting and presentation. Incredible to use the next door hotels big onsen and the outdoor onsen was beautifully landscaped. The most gentle and intimate care of the staff really helped me relax and unwind the years hard work and stress. My mother very much loved as well. Thank you Sanyoan. I look forward to coming back soon 💖"
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Kato District Travel Information
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More Information About Kato District Hotels
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Detail |
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Number of reviews |
569 |
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Total properties |
21 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 17,267 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 18,630 |
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Trending hotel |
Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi Hotel |
FAQs About Hotels in Kato District
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What is the average price of a hotel in Kato District for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Kato District this weekend is PHP 16,990 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PHP 26,152 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Kato District this weekend typically cost PHP 59,486 per night.
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How much do hotels in Kato District cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Kato District during weekdays is PHP 15,793 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PHP 23,934 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Kato District generally cost PHP 54,544 per night on weekdays.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Kato District?
Kato District has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi Hotel (from PHP 13,125), Kangetsuen (from PHP 6,516) and Hotel Tetoraresort Tokachigawa (from PHP 2,593) are preferred hotels.
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What is the best spa hotel in Kato District?
Getting tired after a long walk? Hotel Tetoraresort Tokachigawa (from PHP 2,593) provides highly rated spa services.
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What’s the best hotel in Kato District with hot springs?
Wanna experience hot springs in your hotel? Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi Hotel (from PHP 13,125), Kangetsuen (from PHP 6,516) and Hotel Tetoraresort Tokachigawa (from PHP 2,593) have hot springs. Book now!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Kato District?
Tokachigawa Moor Onsen Seijyakubow (from PHP 38,240),Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi Hotel (from PHP 13,125) and Kangetsuen (from PHP 6,516) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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