Shinhidaka Hotels with Wi-Fi

The hotel believes that it is the best in the same area. It is also very convenient to go to the attractions. The room can see a small amount of sea views on the upper floors. Breakfast is simply great value. There are many types and many agricultural products in the area or nearby.

Turn left from the national route ２３５ down to the Miko Dori street and see a high building on the right hand of ２００ meters. Free parking is secured enough, but attention is required to the space. The mothers in Shizuka, the local shizuka, use local ingredients and make a rich variety of ８０ breakfast buffets. The overwhelming power and volume seem to be cut off. It is absolutely impossible to eat all varieties. [Hokkaido's best delicious breakfast] and ranking １ ranking are also convinced. The horse race ticket style breakfast ticket is full of playful mind. You can get rice balls ２ for lunch with rice balls exchange tickets. If you enjoy the ranch of Hidaka, you don't need to worry about lunch. Anyway, eat breakfast. You can enjoy a great deal of benefits by utilizing various systems such as Go To Travel, Dominion, and National Travel Support.

It is a hotel where you can stay with a few pets in a hotel in Shizunai. There is no elevator, so you climb the stairs with your luggage. I think it is better for the big luggage to be designated ２ F. The room is not clean enough. The pet room was a smoking room but almost did not smell cigarettes. It is safe even if you check in late because there is enough parking. There is no place to eat around, so dinner is recommended after eating.

I’m on a one-night stay at the Hotel Laurel in Shizunai, Shin-Hidaka. The hotel is easy to find and is just off HWY 235 that runs from Tomakomai to Erimo. You can see it from the road. The hotel has good parking, and Hokuyo Bank is just across the street. Check in was quick, though I got a little annoyed when I walked in with no luggage, spoke to the check in person in Japanese, and was still asked for my passport (which I don’t carry as a resident of Japan). My room on the fifth floor is comfortable and better than expected for the Hokkaido countryside. Breakfast was a simple and traditional Japanese breakfast. Come with an open mind and you will do just fine. I can't say there is a lot to do in Shizunai, it's small-town Hokkaido. I was in town for an event. Walking around there are a few restaurants, a couple convenience stores and not much else. The beach is a few blocks away. For me, a quiet stay in Shizunai was just what I needed. I'd happily stay at this hotel again. Google maps says the hotel is 2 stars. I feel like it is easily 3 stars by Japanese standards.

A hot spring facility attached to a roadside station. The price is also reasonable at 500 yen. The inside of the hotel is kept clean and there is a large sauna and open-air bath where you can relax. The attached restaurant was crowded around 6pm, so I tried to eat it later, but unfortunately I couldn't because the last order deadline was 7:30pm.