Spa and Esthetique Suichokan-Female&Adult Only Reviews

It was good. There were not many people when I went there. It was very quiet. I didn't encounter the Koreans who were noisy as described in Xiaohongshu. Photography is not allowed in public areas, but when I saw my compatriots taking a rock bath, I took my phone in without saying a word. I was a little speechless.

The most satisfying hotel in Hokkaido You can book a private hot spring when you stay, but I prefer the open-air public hot spring It provides two meals a day and afternoon tea, which are exquisite and delicious Overall very satisfied

Don't choose this kind of ** hotel. Ctrip is very responsible to help us recover the loss, but as a Chinese, I advise you not to go to this kind of hotel that discriminates against Chinese people. I wrote an article on Xiaohongshu to explain the whole story. You can read it if you have time. The title is "Japanese peeping ** men reflect reality". Their prices are not worthy of their services. The service is the worst. It is also very difficult to provide free bus pick-up.

Highly recommended 👍👍👍 1. Transportation: Many people said that transportation was inconvenient when we were doing the guide. We didn't book the hotel bus. We only needed to walk for 2 minutes to get off in front of the first hotel by Kappa bus. As long as you don't carry a large suitcase, the overall route is flat and smooth. 2. Experience: The experience of the all-female hostel is excellent. Everyone is quiet and doesn't disturb each other. There are not many hotel rooms. There are only three or four people in the large bath at most. The overall atmosphere is very comfortable and cozy, and the people are extremely friendly. 3. Facilities and services: Clean, the room view is a snowy forest, beautiful. Check in at 3 pm, welcome drink, and there are night snacks and sangra after dinner. After soaking in the hot spring, eat ice cream, and drink a glass of wine facing the snow scene. It's perfect. The hotel service staff is also good in English, and there is no pressure to communicate basically. This is the warmest and most special of all the Japanese hot spring hotels I have stayed in so far. There is no noise and family feeling of large chain hotels. It is truly friendly to middle-aged single women, which makes this trip to Jozankei end perfectly. Looking forward to coming next time. Hope there will be more such exquisite hotels in the future.

This hotel has no negative reviews on the Internet. I felt very obvious micro discrimination when I stayed there. First of all, the Chinese and English version of the hotel's manner guides are different. The Chinese version is a bit weird. I won't say what the words imply. I feel very strange when I send it to all my friends. Secondly, while waiting to check in, I called a female employee three times to ask her about the check-in process in a friendly way. I was ignored three times because she was busy entertaining a few Japanese people. I couldn't stand it anymore. I didn't expect to meet racists in the hotel with the highest single-night cost on this trip. I walked up to her and asked her. She said she was not stuff but a tour guide, and then pretended not to understand English and walked away. The look in her eyes was full of arrogance and disgust. To be honest, I have rarely seen foreigners look at me like this in all these years in the UK. Then I don't know if this woman is lying or what, I saw her again in the hotel the next day. If she is not an employee, why is she standing at the front desk to receive other Japanese people? Even if she is not an employee, why does she treat me with such an absurd attitude? The man who checked me in later was a man who knelt down to talk to me the whole time, but the communication was not smooth. He could understand me speaking English, but he couldn't express himself clearly, and often mumbled and stopped talking. I wrote feedback to them about these issues, but I didn't receive any active contact from the hotel. If the person I met is really a racist, Chinese girls should pay attention.

Sapporo and Ryokan were my first time in my life. They were very kind, clean, and the open-air bath was really amazing. The kaiseki is mainly made with fresh ingredients and seafood + authentic local Japanese food, so some people may not like it, but I enjoyed it overall. 🤤 The free drink selection was varied and there were many mouth-watering drinks, which was nice. The light desserts provided in the lounge were also great. The breakfast buffet and rice balls were great. They also provided specialty potatoes and fruits, which were both delicious! However, the staff seemed to only speak Japanese and spoke quite quickly, so you need to have a lot of Japanese skills to understand the explanations. The large bath is equipped with ice cream, water, and even a Dyson. In the evening, detox water with lemon is provided. You can see the snowy scenery from all over the Ryokan, so I wonder if I will have this kind of experience again in my life. The mattress was so comfortable and I slept so well that I wanted to ask where they bought it… Next time… Have a good rest!

The service is very friendly to women and very attentive. The dinner provided is also delicious, there is also a private soup and free afternoon tea with sweets and so on.

The hot spring is nice. My cold is gone after taking a bath.

The inn itself seems old, but the bathroom facilities were new and clean, the lounge and large public bath were well maintained, and the service was excellent. The meals were based on the theme of being healthy for the body, so overall the food was mild and the portions were small. Still, perhaps because we ate slowly, we ended up full. There was also free alcohol and sweets, so we enjoyed ourselves so much that we didn't have enough time. We were also grateful for the free shuttle service, which we took advantage of. Next time we'd like to stay for multiple nights.

I thoroughly enjoyed the quiet, relaxing breakfast at Magoha Yasashii. For breakfast, I was able to choose my rice balls, which were just the right quality and quantity, and were gentle on my stomach and soothing to spend my mornings. Everything was clean, and the rest area in particular was lovely and so comfortable that I ended up taking a nap for an hour lol. Thank you for the hospitality and the women-focused design that gave me such a meaningful time.

A number of hotel services and facilities can be used, and the Cuishanting Hot Spring outside the hotel can be used for free, which is great!

The room is spacious, clean and nice.

The waiter was very polite and patiently communicated with me and explained various facilities even though I didn't understand Japanese. The free yukatas you can wear when checking in are available in different designs and colors. The hot springs and rock baths are very comfortable. I really enjoyed my stay here!

The hotel is very clean and comfortable, the room is large, the outdoor soup is great, the food is average, and the portions are not large.