Shiraoi Hostels

We came here to visit the Upopoy museum and this hotel is right next to the museum. Check-in at 3pm was a bit of a zoo but it was nice to enjoy the lakeview while waiting. There are a lot of staff and they are friendly and attentive. The room is comfortable tho it's possible some guests may feel a lack of privacy since the large windows face the access way to the onsen. There are two onsen areas. The one inside the hotel is small, indoor. The other onsen complex in the funky building is a short walk outside. The dressing area is a little cramped and the whole building including the baths have funny roof angles. Ladies outdoor bath does not have views of the lake. Meals are taken in a dining hall separated into private booths. The food incorporates Hokkaido seasonal specialties. You can see Mt Tarumae smoking in the distance.

I stayed there a few years ago and have always wanted to stay there again someday. My parents came from another prefecture, so I was looking forward to spending time here with them. But it's the worst. Everything is the worst. From the time of the first check-in, the staff were not very friendly and their response was very clerical. Breakfast at 7am and 9am? I asked her which one would be better, and I was given the option of being too early or too late, and she said 8 o'clock is not a good time.Well, it's fine. That's what it feels like. Unpleasant at this point. Afterwards, we were shown around the guest rooms, first heading to my and my children's rooms. My parents were upstairs. At that time, even though my room was at the far end, my elderly parents were forced to walk to the end with me. When you get off the elevator, there will probably be some kind of response, such as telling you that your room is far away, so please wait here. Especially since I only use the Japanese-style room for sleeping and getting ready in the morning. My parents had a slightly larger room, but there was rotten water and rotten flowers in the vase. It's the worst. From the beginning to this point, it's been nothing but unpleasant. And the culmination is dinner. It's late anyway. Even though the next dish isn't coming, if there's a little left, I ask if I can take it and take it. I said I could serve the child's rice and miso soup first, but no matter how long I waited, the side dish never came. Elementary school children decided to eat only rice and miso soup. The air conditioning was centrally controlled and the room was hot and humid, so I asked if I could open the window, and they said yes. Then both sides are fully open so it gets cold. The tempura that came out had a little bit of salt on it, but if it wasn't enough, I was asked to add more. There was no salt at all. After getting tired of waiting, the beef stew was brought out, but even when it was placed in front of me, it was still not ready to eat and was still simmering on the stove. The caterer left without saying that. There are no plates to serve the stew. There was a plate and astragalus in a corner with dust hanging down, and the astragalus was bald and dirty, so I wondered if I was going to eat it. and disgust. And is the finished stew a soup curry? ? ********** soup. I eat Shiraoi beef every year, but this was the first time I had eaten meat that chewed so much that nothing came out, and that there was no fat at all. It was explained that it was simmered for 6 hours, but I think it was frozen. In the end, the dining staff probably felt uncomfortable with our outburst of dissatisfaction, but instead of greeting us, they glared at us from behind. Of course, there were other staff members who treated us in a pleasant manner, but for us, they were really the worst, mainly the ones who helped us with our rooms and served dinner. I think this is important. Are you choosing your customers? I've been to many hot spring inns all over the country, but this was the first time I felt so uncomfortable and had to actually express my discomfort to someone. I made my father's last trip during his illness the worst, and the only thing I can do is blame myself for choosing this inn. I never want to come to a place like this again.

It is undeniably old, but there are 3 types of hot springs with different temperatures and open-air baths. It's a small size. The hottest bathtub was so hot that I was really numb and impressed. I can't meet that heat easily. There is a hot spring pool of 25m and a children's pool (a slide), so you can play all the time. It's a pool like black water, and the children's pool is a little warmer. Floating wheels can be brought in! It was in a chartered state. There was an intake, but I couldn't get the air well, so I would be grateful if you could put the attachment. It was just raining, so I was playing for about 2 hours. I enjoyed it very much with my children! Since it is connected to the bathhouse, you will pass through the bathhouse in your swimsuit and enter the pool. Rice is in the dining room for dinner and breakfast. There are quite a lot of side dishes! It was delicious! I'm glad I made a plan with meals. I ordered alcohol with the ticket I got for Dominwari. In the pool, I was able to enjoy it by relaxing and soaking in the hot springs. There is only one bath towel per person, so you should bring a few. There were two sets of washing machines and dryers in the corridor. It has a small Showa atmosphere that is not found in a gorgeous and huge hotel like Noboribetsu Onsen. The mysterious exercise equipment in the rest area was also good. It was connected to 7-Eleven, so I was grateful when it rained. There are Ayoro Onsen and other hot springs on the back, so it seems good to go around the hot springs.

Located at the town of Shiraoi about one hour drive from New Chitose airport, it is not a very popular onsen area, but a small town by the sea. The hotel is nothing like a traditional onsen hotel but a modern building. The lady at the reception is at the door to help us with the luggage. We were seated at the reception to the check-in, treated with a cup of tea and snacks. There were only six rooms in the hotel, a lounge, a restaurant and a reservation-required onsen. The room was of decent size, with separate toilet and bathroom, a seating area, a massage lounger, and a mini HiFi with CD. The room has a classic western style feel. Very comfortable. The reservation onsen is nicely touched and one of the best of its kind I have ever visited. You can relax at the lounge after onsen and free drinks are provided. Dinner and breakfast are served in the only restaurant. The dinner is western style but of course with Japanese taste. After all, if you want to try a more western style onsen hotel, this is one to try, but the price tag is a bit higher than normal onsen hotel.

This hotel is a very traditional Japanese-style guesthouse. What did we say? We went from Hell Valley to take the bus to jr. Noboribetsu, Ctrip helped to contact the pick-up service. After the bus came down, I saw the hotel staff holding my mom. The name is a small card. The staff do n’t take much luggage to drive to the hotel at two o'clock. We arrived early and waited a while. Sitting in the lobby and watching the view was very comfortable. We are on the first floor of the Mountain View Room 111. You can see the sea view. I did n’t have enough dinner to add white old cow. I did n’t have enough to eat this cow. It is not recommended to add taste. Generally it is not cheap. The price is not high. The hot spring is good. You can see the sea. There is parking lot. Check out the next day. It took me all the way downhill to come back from the seaside. There was a Chinese-speaking staff member who took us to the airport bus station. This staff member took us very carefully and checked the station sign to confirm that we were reminded to take the airport line. Generally, it is not near by car. It is better to choose it. This hotel hot spring is open to the public, but not many people. Soundproof but quiet at night

The Tea Hot Spring House is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Tea Hot Spring House offers a pleasant stay in Shiraoi for those traveling for business or leisure.The hotel is conveniently located a short 1km drive from JR Takeura Station.In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings.

Boasting a hot tub, Haru’s House 1 with hot spring is situated in Shiraoi. The property has garden views. The holiday home features 3 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV, an equipped kitchen, a washing machine and a bathroom with a bath. Guests can make use of the hot spring bath. The holiday home has a garden. Noboribetsu hot spring area is 10 km from this holiday home. Chitose is 46 km from Haru’s House 1 with hot spring, while Lake Toya is 38 km away. The nearest airport is New Chitose Airport, 45 km from the accommodation.

Enjoy 100% natural hot springs in a variety of baths at an aesthetic hot spring spa that beautifies skin.

A spa and resort hotel where you can experience Ainu culture! We have a large bath with natural hot spring water, as well as two types of saunas: a high-temperature loyly sauna and a mist sauna. Look forward to our seasonal summer buffet prepared by our local chef!