Hotels with Breakfast in Noboribetsu

Our stay in Daiichi Takimotokan was by far the best Onsen plus food experience in Japan this year. Dinner buffet was second to none in both quality, diversity and quantity. Onsen also was clean and very convenient to use. Open door onsen was well managed and with great atmosphere.

The location is good but not perfect. There is some distance from the bus stop. So if you are traveling with any suitcase, it will be some challenge. The room is great. It has plenty of space and can easily open any size of suitcase. The bed is very soft. We even have a bath tub inside our room. BTW, it also has a free mini bar with some selections of cold soft drinks. The staffs are very friendly. The front desk staff speaks good English. They also help us carry our large to our room. The food is great and very authentic. The onsen is fantastic. Both the bottom one and the top one have very good view. The only thing I am not 100% happy with is the price. If you can book a room from their official website, it will be cheaper. Trip did charge some premium. However, it is very hard to book this hotel during the peak season on their official website . So I can understand that and can’t complain too much about that. But if Trip can match the price, then I will be even more satisfied.

Ryotei Hanayura has a good location and near to the famous spot by 5mins walk. We are provided free admission ticket to enter the Park for a night walk. The hotel room is half Japanese and half Western, big and clean. Dinner is served with buffet with various option of food.

The suite with private onsen was awesome.The hair shampoo was good also for my hair.Just can’t find any facial/skin care product (facial cleanser,face lotion) in the room.But the location is good,the 7-eleven just right in front of the hotel,u can always get something there.And walking distance to those tourist spots.The dinner and breakfast is so-so only, .

I visited about 6 years ago and was satisfied with everything at that time, so I visited again. I was satisfied with the food, hot springs, and the kindness of the staff during this stay. I personally think that Boro Noguchi is the best accommodation in Noboribetsu Onsen Village. However, there was a time when I thought that my thoughts might be wrong. While using the bath in the room, I saw something like dirt in the water, so I flushed out all the water in the hot spring bath and tried to fill it again, and then I found out what the impurity was. As you can see in the attached picture, it was sand..... It didn't seem to be mixed in the water, but rather due to the aging and poor maintenance of the facilities. I personally found it very disappointing. They have the best hot spring water, food, and the kindness of the staff, but the aging and poor maintenance that diminishes these things should definitely be improved. I hope this won't happen the next time I visit.

We requested for futon Room during booking and our request were fulfilled, happy with this. We were allowed to park our car in the carpark an hour earlier before check in which is a plus for their service. Hotel provided snow brush for cars. Servants are helpful and always greeting. Our futon beds are neatly ready to lay when we're back from dinner. Overall cleanliness is good. Public pool is good experience for my kids especially during snowing. We are happy with the buffet dinner and breakfast purchased during booking.

Big and clean room, however furnishing and toilets seemed a bit old and the water heater was finicky. It was ok for 1 night but I would not stay longer. No humidifier in the room, unlike the other hotels we have stayed in Hokkaido.

Already the second time to stay at this hotel, although the room is old, but the ordinary room is very large, hotel buffet - long leg crab legs super fresh 👍🏻👍🏻 And shuttle Noboribetsu JR - bus to station 14, get off at the hotel door, very convenient 👍🏻👍🏻 The hot spring has five pools, my favorite open-air hot spring is the sulfur spring🤭

Overall, it is good. There are two hot springs. The open-air hot spring experience is great. The advantages are the common advantages of Japanese hotels. Let me talk about the disadvantages. 1. The Japanese style is very strict. No one will be checked in before three o'clock. I arrived half an hour early and there was nothing I could do. I had to wait nearby. Maybe most of the people I accept are tour groups. That's why. 2. The location is on a high slope, relatively far away from Hell Valley, Bear Ranch, and hot spring streets where you can eat. 3. I wrote that someone would contact me to make the bed, but the time for making the bed coincided with the time of the dinner card, so I couldn’t wait in the room. But the overall experience was pretty good. It was very comfortable to soak in the open-air bath at night, and the bathrobe was also very comfortable. What I didn't expect was that the mattress made by myself on the tatami was extremely comfortable, and the texture of the quilt was also very comfortable. In addition, regarding hygiene issues, it was indeed like nothing else. The customer said that there are some deep stains, but there is no smell. I can accept it. Thank you boss for staying at First Taki next time.

The staff was friendly and attentive at this family-friendly hotel. We stayed in a Japanese style room, which was small but comfortable enough for our family of four. Skip the uncomfortably small shower and use the hot springs onsen, which was spacious and had many options. Breakfast was mediocre, and did not change much the second day. Overall, the hotel exceeded my expectations, but it wasn’t perfect. As is, I would still recommend it!