Kokorono Resort Umino Bettei Furukawa

The environment and facilities are first-rate, the sunrise and sea views are great, and the breakfast and dinner are abundant. It is highly recommended. After traveling to Noboribetsu Hell Valley, it only takes about 15 minutes to drive to the hotel. The room faces the sea, which is highly recommended.

The hot spring hotel is located on the Pacific Ocean. It is small and a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel. The room is not very big, with only a toilet and a basin, separate wet and dry areas, and bathing and hot springs are combined. The location is 2.3 kilometers from Noboribetsu Station, and you can book a hotel shuttle bus to pick you up. The hot springs are very authentic, with signed certificates, especially the open-air hot springs, which are great. The male and female hot springs are switched every day. Dinner and breakfast are purely Japanese, and snacks are provided in the morning and afternoon lounge. 3000 per night for 2 people, one night and two meals, hot springs, Pacific Ocean, and you can walk around in Japanese clothes.

The room has been renovated, it is spacious and convenient, the service is like family, I especially praise the chef, he let me taste the Japanese cuisine that cost thousands of dollars... It looks good, I want to cry when I eat it... The price-performance ratio is too high

The service is very good. The staff are very active, enthusiastic and polite. When we arrived, there was heavy snow and no cars, so we had to call the hotel, and the hotel immediately sent a car to pick us up. The food was also very rich and delicious. You can see the beautiful sea when you take a bath ~ A great experience

Invincible sea view, clean room, complete hot spring facilities, good hotel team service, food can be improved, must go if you haven’t been there

Very Japanese style, tatami. I didn’t meet any Chinese, half were Japanese and a few Koreans. Don't come if you expect luxury. If you want some peace and quiet, come. Sit quietly and watch the sea for a whole day. Basically use Japanese. The average international traveler needs to adapt well to the mentality of being a guest in other people's homes, otherwise there will be a lot of dissatisfaction. I have also spent two years on the coasts of Hainan and England, but the sunrise and moon here are still shocking. Thousands of dollars a night, just for the sun and the moon, I think it's worth it in my middle age, but I would have thought it was ordinary ten years ago.