Hotels near Futamata Station, Oshamambe

From Oshamanbe, Hokkaido, take Route 5 towards Niseko for about 10km, turn left and go into the mountains for about 7km. The road on the way has a one-lane part, and you have to proceed while paying attention to oncoming vehicles. This time I went for a day trip bath. The bathing fee is 1,100 yen, and there is no shampoo or soap in the bathhouse, so if you need it, please purchase it at the front desk. However, since the bathroom (room) where you can use shampoo etc. is decided, you can use it only in the fixed place. There were 4 bathtubs in the bathroom, but 2 could not be used because hot water was being stored after cleaning, but 2 were available. There are places where the water is 1.2m deep, but there are three steps (stairs) in the water, so if you don't feel your feet and enter carefully, you may fall over. (Enter from the front facing the wall. If you enter from the side, there are no stairs and you will fall to 1.2m at once, so be careful.) Anyway, the hot water is brown and you cannot see the inside of the bathtub at all, so be careful. Please attach There is a pool-like bathtub about 10m long, and there are two open-air baths. There are many notices on the walls of the changing rooms and baths, but at first you may be confused as to how to take a bath. You may not be able to fully understand if you do not use the bath several times, such as whether you can wear a bathing suit or a bath towel, or whether you can use detergent such as shampoo. (This time I entered a bathhouse written for men. It may change depending on the day and time) I think that the quality of the hot water itself may be only here in Hokkaido. Very soft and warm. The facilities are old and I think that it is better not to expect anything other than the quality of the springs, such as problems with response as other comments. Next to the entrance, there is a water supply (unused) where you can freely draw ”carbonated water”, so it may be good to put it in a plastic bottle and drink it.

The most intuitive feeling is that the outdoor environment is very good. If it is a clear day, you can directly see Lake Toya and the scenery below the mountain. It is very comfortable. The interior decoration feels quite good, especially when there is no fog. The scenery outside the hotel is amazing, but the hotel The bus timetable (pictured above) is really too few and there are no buses after 19 o'clock. If you take JR to Toya Station, first check the JR timetable, and then check which hotel bus you want to take. The picture shows the hotel bus timetable. If you miss the last hotel bus, contact the hotel and ask the hotel to contact you. Taxi🚕, but you have to pay for the taxi yourself, which is about 7000-8000 yen. I personally think it is quite expensive. It takes 30 minutes to go to the hotel by taxi. It’s difficult to hail a taxi at Toya Station in the wild mountains! I was in such a hurry that I didn’t have time to take pictures of the indoor environment! If you are not in a hurry, it is quite comfortable to stay in the hotel for two nights!

This is in a quiet forest about 10 minutes drive from Niseko Station. I think the basic part of the hotel is old, but it has been renewed in a modern style. When you enter the hotel, is it a forest? Check-in was normal due to the scent of. I stayed in a deluxe Japanese-Western style room, but the room was large and spacious, and I slept well on tatami mats. The water of Mt. yotei was delicious. You can walk in a yukata in the hall, and go to the dinner venue Supper was a half buffet, and the contents were sashimi, ceramic plate dishes, meat or fish grilled dishes, and others were buffets. All were usually delicious and there were many types of buffets. At the entrance of the hotel, I enjoyed live performances by piano and violin for about 1 hour and 20 minutes at 19:30 ～. The hot springs smell a little sulfur and usually have an indoor bath, an open-air bath, a sauna, and a cold bath (men and women change at 22:00 at night). Also, the breakfast buffet has a lot of Japanese and Western side dishes and is full. did. Overall, it was a quiet, relaxing, delicious, and comfortable hotel with live performances.

The Minpaku Seiblue 2001 is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Minpaku Seiblue 2001 offers a pleasant stay in Suttsu for those traveling for business or leisure.From the hotel, JR Kuromatsunai Station is just 14km away. Famous attractions Kakuju Sato-ke Residence and Yunohama Bridge are just a short taxi ride away.In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings.

On the second day of our trip to Southern Donan in the second half of Silver Week, we visited “Toyoura Onsen Shiosai no Yu”! This is a place run by Toyoura-cho, and rather than a hotel, it's more like a hot spring facility with lodging facilities. The location is outstanding, and from the window (although the room is on the first floor) you can overlook Funka Bay, which is the best view. The public bath opens at 22:00 and can only be entered from 6:00 to 07:30 in the morning. And so on, it's not possible to spend a relaxing time. It was written in the plan A Japanese-style room of about 20 tatami mats without a washbasin and toilet, like a banquet hall, was monopolized by a family of four☺! I was able to have the luxury of saying that.I had an encounter that blew away the fixed notion that the restaurants attached to these facilities are expensive, the portions are small, and the food isn't very tasty! My seafood yakisoba was so delicious that I could get addicted to it. I don't recommend staying so much, but I definitely recommend bathing and eating! The hot springs are clean, spacious, and warm! It was very nice to have all three beats

With a stay at Moiwa Lodge - Hostel in Niseko, you'll be in a national park, within a 5-minute drive of Niseko Annupuri International Ski Area and Niseko Moiwa Ski Resort. This ski hostel is 8.7 mi (14 km) from Niseko Mountain Resort Grand Hirafu and 13 mi (20.9 km) from Niseko Hanazono Resort.After a day on the slopes, enjoy recreational amenities, which include ski-in/ski-out access. Additional amenities at this hostel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and an arcade/game room. You'll be on the slopes in no time with the complimentary ski shuttle.You can enjoy a meal at the restaurant serving the guests of Moiwa Lodge - Hostel, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Continental breakfasts are available for a fee.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a vending machine. A roundtrip airport shuttle is available for a surcharge.Make yourself at home in one of the 18 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

I stayed in a plan with two meals, breakfast and dinner, in a larger room than usual. Originally the building of the hotel was quite old, but the room was well cleaned and I didn't feel uncomfortable. However, the bath and toilet in the room are a small unit bath, so it was a little difficult to use. For dinner, we didn't use high-end ingredients, but the adult meal was very delicious as it was properly prepared. However, it was disappointing that children's meals seemed to be ready-made frozen foods such as American dogs, hamburgers, and omelets. Since it's an affiliated inn of Bikkuri Donkey, I wanted something as delicious as a hamburger. The breakfast was extremely satisfying with a tremendous number of items and volume. I think it's worth staying just to eat this breakfast. Needless to say, the hot spring is a natural hot spring without any heating and water disinfection, and the open-air bath is also the best because it is managed at an appropriate temperature. This time, there were few visitors for a day trip, so I was able to enjoy it in a chartered state. From now on, I want you to continue to do business as it is now.

Others are good, especially the breakfast is the best! The only inconvenience is the traffic, away from the Toya Lake attractions, no fireworks, and the bus time is too limited.

We had a lovely ski holiday staying at One Niseko Towers. Here is what we thought about the hotel. 1) Good access to both Moiwa and Annupuri resorts Moiwa is walking distance away (walk to – ski back) and there are regular free shuttle bus services to Annupuri. I would say it is a little bit far to Hirafu and as someone else said, the shuttle bus to Hirafu gets you in a bit late. We have trouble choosing which of the resorts are our favourite: Moiwa is so quiet it is almost like a private resort while Annupuri has wide sweeping pistes and the adorable Paradise Hut café! 2) Rooms were large and well equipped Four of us stayed in an apartment style room. By Japanese standards it is huge! The beds were comfortable (according to my husband, who is very fussy about mattresses and pillows) and there is a kitchenette for cooking simple dinners. It is a Japanese style kitchen so there is no oven but a good hob and gigantic fridge. Pretty fast Wifi in the rooms too. They will properly clean your room once during a week with daily cleaning being minimal (bed making, towel changes and rubbish removal) though this was not an issue for us as we spent most of the day outdoors. The rooms were quiet too and we were lucky enough to get a 10th floor room with beautiful views over the forests. 3) Onsen baths for soothing the aching muscles The onsen is one of the best features in our family's opinion! Some family members would visit twice a day…. There is a men's and a women's onsen which both have indoor and outdoor baths. It is really nice sitting outside in a hot bath while looking at the snow. I would add that the onsen as well as a lot of the public spaces are decorated in a simple contemporary style. We liked the calming non-fussy stylish look. 4) Good breakfast and Tura We had a package including breakfast. There are choices of Japanese, Western and Chinese breakfast dishes all cooked well. My children would pile their trays high with croissant, miso soup, scrambled egg and fried chicken…? I think I saw reviews commenting on the quality of coffee but we found the espresso on the coffee machine pretty good. It is not artisanal flat white of course but we weren’t in Niseko for the coffee. There are capsule type coffee machines in the rooms too which were very much like nespresso. As someone else said, the Tura restaurant is highly recommended. It is a bit expensive so we only went once during our stay but we very much enjoyed the course menu. The standard of cooking is extremely high. For example, our favourite dishes were crispy pan friend oysters with oyster risotto and grilled Hokkaido pork with a Japanese sauce. When we visited Tura it was empty apart from us. Don’t let this put you off. It will be important to book a table and preferably specify what you will eat in advance so they are ready. We did not try the room service. 5) Friendly service Last but not least the service at One Niseko was wonderful. There are a lot of young non-Japanese pe