Rusutsu Resort Hotel & Convention

The hotel is a bit old, but it is well maintained. There are various shops and facilities in the public area. There are many free and paid activities, such as kayaking. You can go out with your family for three hours by car. The farm behind is very cute, with a sheepdog show and ponies. You can make an appointment for a riding experience in the stable behind. It is very close to the amusement park. Various roller coasters look very cool. Those who like it are blessed. If you don't want to play, you can go in and take a walk to feel the atmosphere. You can take a small train to Westin, have afternoon tea and eat French fries and ice cream, which is quite comfortable. Let's talk about the disadvantages of the off-season (summer): First, there are only three or four restaurants open, the cost performance is slightly low, there are few shops around, and there are two convenience stores opposite, so there are not many choices for eating. Second, there are few transportation options. You can either take the hotel's free bus to and from Sapporo (it seems to be prepared for people who play in the amusement park. You arrive at the hotel early in the morning and return at 5 pm. There are no other buses), or take the paid bus to and from New Chitose (seats are 4,500 per person, including children), or take the bus (every two hours?), or take the Donan Bus that requires reservations (from Sapporo in the north all the way south to and from, it takes half a day, and it is a bit complicated to register). There are no taxis. Another small point is that there will be one or two restaurants open for breakfast, and the dining schedule will be issued when you check in. If both are open, you must choose the crescent hall, which is spacious and bright, and you can eat sashimi fish roe rice (make it yourself). October fest is also a dinner buffet venue, which is relatively small and crowded, and the overall experience is not as good as the former. But we stayed for four nights, and only two breakfast restaurants were open one morning. If you don't know, you have to try your luck. In addition, Rusutsu Village is two kilometers away from the hotel. There is nothing in the village, and the small park is very comfortable. On the day we went there, we looked for two restaurants that were open on Google, but they were either closed or had their signs removed. It was so sad. The whole family stopped a bus with the name of the resort on it and begged for help before returning to the hotel... In general, the resort is pretty good! I felt the difficulty and care that goes into its operation and maintenance.

The service staff was good, especially the service staff from Taiwan at the check-in counter who was very enthusiastic to explain to us The transportation is also very good, with free shuttle service