Hot Springs Hotels in Hokkaido, Japan

Super stay at this traditional onsen inn! It’s an easy 5 minutes walk from the tram stop and it is a peaceful and hospitable place to stay. We stayed for 2 nights with breakfast included (you have it in your room, the staff come to roll up your tatami 30 mins before - we just went to the onsen during this time) which was traditional Japanese style and delicious. The onsens are not too big but there are outdoor and indoor sections and perfectly adequate. The staff look after you warmly and we loved our experience of traditional Japanese culture here. Oh, and it’s near the Botanical Gardens where we saw monkeys bathing in the onsen.

We stayed at Toyosu-tei. The private open-air bath offered a unique experience: despite it being winter and quite cold, our bodies remained toasty warm in the water, yet the towel on our heads actually froze – quite an experience! The views were beautiful. There's also an excellent yakiniku restaurant conveniently located nearby with delicious food.

Our reservation for this hotel was done at the last minute. I managed to get the last room available after we missed our flight as a result of a snowstorm. Our travelling companions were less fortunate, and their reservation glitched out, likely due to the increased network traffic. However, thanks to the kind assistance of Yi Lin (who was a terrific polyglot fluent in both English, Japanese, and Chinese!), we were able to get things in order, and we had a very smooth check-in and reception. The rooms were very comfortable and the amenities provided were more than sufficient. We had a great view of the airport runway too. We were provided with ample drinks and snacks through the minibar, and our hotel meals, surprisingly, ended up being a highlight of our trip. We were more than satisfied with our rooms and the service provided to us by all the hotel staff. Cleanliness was immaculate, too.

I loved Nukumori No Yado Furukawa! I was an American solo traveler, but my wife is Japanese (we have 2 boys), so I am very familiar with Japanese culture. I wanted to go to a place that Japanese people would love, not a tourist-focused place. From the moment I entered, the service was excellent. I was greeted, checked in quickly, then accompanied to my room for explanations of how everything operates. My room was very comfortable. The facilities, including bath area, foot soaking areas, lobby, lounges, etc. - were all clean and comfortable. The lounge next to the lobby was a cozy place to relax, and most of the lounges included food and drink during at least some point of the day. I visited in mid-October so the leaves were changing color and the temperature outside was crisp but not too cold. Breakfast and dinner were outstanding. I hope to return again with the rest of my family. Highly recommended!

The day we checked in, it happened to be snowing in Sapporo. The sight of Yu Le Cao An amidst the snow truly fulfilled all our expectations for Hokkaido. The snow outside the hotel, illuminated by lights, created an incredibly atmospheric scene. We were a bit worried because we'd read some reviews saying the hotel's 'one night, two meals' package wasn't great, so we even bought some snacks from a convenience store nearby. However, the dinner turned out to be quite good, and we didn't even touch the food we bought from the convenience store. Each room at the hotel comes with a private indoor hot spring, so for those who dislike waiting, you can enjoy a hot spring bath right in your room. On the first floor, there are four different styles of outdoor private hot springs. I personally think 'Jì' (寂) is the most popular, but unfortunately, we didn't get to use it because there were too many people waiting. After the hot spring, there are complimentary popsicles and lactic acid drinks on the B1 floor. Apparently, there are also free snacks on the first floor late at night. The only slight regret was that we checked in too late. Although we managed to get the last few bathrobes, all the sashes had been taken by Korean guests, so we couldn't properly wear them. Finally, I have to praise the excellent service attitude of the hotel staff. The young man in the restaurant recommended a Hokkaido-exclusive drink to us, which was absolutely delicious – highly recommend him! The front desk staff were also very kind and enthusiastic. We weren't sure how to take the bus, and he, along with a Japanese lady who was also traveling, helped us figure it out. We're truly grateful (P.S. The staff member was amazing, he spoke English, Korean, and a little bit of Chinese) 👍🏻

Between the JR Nikko Hotel and this one, the room size was the deciding factor in the end 🤭. We chose the South Tower, which is also relatively new, and the room was incredibly spacious – enough to open a large suitcase. It was also very clean. They have self-service laundry and a bathtub. It's about a 10-minute walk from Sapporo Station. A taxi ride costs around 1000 JPY, so it's convenient to grab one if you're tired. The New Chitose Airport bus stops right in front of the hotel. For the return trip to the airport, the bus stop is just across the street at the Crown Plaza. Taking the airport bus is much more comfortable than dragging suitcases through the snow.

The room was quite spacious and even had an induction cooktop. Both the hotel and the room were clean, even though the facilities weren't brand new. The hotel lobby was beautifully decorated for New Year's Day, which was when I visited. I especially want to mention one of the front desk staff, a ********* lady. She was incredibly warm, spoke so nicely, and was super accommodating – really went above and beyond. The hotel also has a large public bath where you can relax. The breakfast spread was extensive, and you could even make your own seafood rice bowl.

Beautiful hotel with a moor onsen spa and sauna. However it is a 15-min walk from the station and shuttle service is limited. Lots of weddings and royal visit at this resort. Twin Room is spacious and comfortable. Walking distance to M fast food chain next door and Aeon shopping nearby. I would highly recommend it.

Have to say it’s a nice and beautiful hotel. Did not try to use the Onsen as I have a full back tattoo. They do offer some sticker patches for 250Yen but that is if your have small tattoo.  We checked in late around 8pm. We asked counter if they could arrange breakfast the next morning. They replied it’s full. When asked if the same reception if she can arranged dinner. Again she said it’s full. But when I walk over and ask the restaurant directly. They invited me in. Not a very good service coming from the reception lady who just said no without checking.  So unless you like Onsen. You can opt for other hotel.

Authentic Japanese style hotel that own a hot spring underneath the property. The hotel provides public bath, but private baths are also available for reservation. Breakfast comes in a a personal set and is delicious. The room facing the beach front view hearing sound of the ocean is serene and peaceful. Staff are all friendly and professional.