Shucho-No-ie' Hot Spring Inn

The food is delicious! The rooms are quite simple Japanese-style rooms, so don't expect too much. The shared bathroom is small, so be careful about when you take a bath.

Breakfast and dinner were both very plentiful and delicious! The room was also clean and tidy, and having air conditioning was great! The hot spring was small, crowded, and not very clean. The water was still, which was a shame.

A very interesting B&B, it's a small museum, the room is very clean, the owner is very nice, and the food is delicious! !

Chief's House was my candidate for Kiki's reservation on the day I didn't get a reservation, but I unexpectedly got to experience local life again. I had experienced it there once when I went to Furano in 2017. I had to make my own bed, but I didn't have to this time. However, my mother didn't like it because there was no toilet in the room and I had to go outside to use it, and there was no air-conditioning. The water in the sink was rusty. I am not so particular about B&Bs because they are cheap, the quilts are thick and it's not cold even without air-conditioning. The four-person room I booked was not big enough to add another layer. The biggest problem was water. I asked an elderly person at the front desk to take me to another sink, but it still didn't work. I was too lazy to do it, so I just bought three large bottles of water from the vending machine, which was enough. The food here is very local and delicious. Although the hardware cannot be donated, the boss and his wife are really good people. It was not convenient for me to go to Kiki the next day. The boss's wife saw that I was in trouble and drove me up. She is really a good person and helped me out of my urgent need.

The room is Japanese style and clean, but the toilet and bathroom are shared. Very close to Shiretoko National Park