Toyako Hotels with Parking
Choose a hotel in Toyako offering private or public parking for hassle-free travel. Ideal for guests with a car, making it easy to explore the city at your own pace. Many hotels also provide valet or on-site parking services for added convenience.
Trip.com Featured hotels with Parking in Toyako
1. The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort
• Guests particularly enjoy the Meeting Room, Station Pick-Up Service, and Accessible Rooms Available.
• Rated 9.3/10 from 1331 reviews.
• Only 0.07km to Doryu no Yu Matchmaking hand bath.
• Price range: €317-€1,123.
2. Toyako Manseikaku Hotel Lakeside Terrace
• Travellers appreciate its First Aid Services, Sauna, and Taxi booking service.
• Rated 8.9/10 from 1108 reviews.
• Only 0.07km to Lake Toya Onsen Illumination Tunnel.
• Price range: €128-€629.
3. Toya Kohan Tei
• Guests particularly enjoy the Foot Bath, Bar, and Meeting Room.
• With a rating of 8.5/10 from 614 guest reviews.
• Convenient to Lake Toya Onsen Illumination Tunnel, only 0.17km.
• Price range: €73-€663.
The above hotel prices are based on Trip.com for February 13-February 19.
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9.4/10
Amazing
GGuest UserThe B&B is next to the road of Lake Toya, so it might be a bit noisy at night. It is suitable for self-driving tourists. The B&B owner has prepared a lot of things. The kitchen has soy sauce, oil, salt, MSG, and pepper. The bathroom has hot spring bath additives and the washing machine has laundry detergent. Basically, everything you can think of is available. If you want to take a hot spring bath in the public bath, the owner provides hot spring coupons for 500 yen per person. Although the photos don't look new, the accommodation is very comfortable. There is a tatami mat on the second floor for sleeping, and wooden floors throughout the room. The elders must wear indoor slippers or walk barefoot when going up and down the stairs. Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely do not walk in socks. My mother fell face down from the stairs because of this, but fortunately she was fine. The owner saw the order at *******, and trip seemed unable to contact, and the address on trip Google was wrong!
9.3/10
Great
MM429127****I had really high expectations for the Noji-Kaze Hotel, especially considering the price tag of 4-5000 a night, with a 50 sqm suite going for over 6500. Plus, Ctrip listed it as one of Asia's top 100 onsen hotels, so I booked it without a second thought.
The hotel's public areas are indeed nice; the lobby is spacious, and the breakfast and dinner buffets offer a great variety of vegetables. The staff are generally competent, and basic English communication was possible. However, stepping into the room was a huge disappointment. The bedding and furniture must be at least 20 years old. Not only are they dated, but they're also poorly maintained, comparable to what you'd find in a 400-500 RMB hotel in China.
What's even more outrageous for an ”Asia's Top 100 Onsen Hotel” is that the bath on the 9th floor is only a few dozen square meters. The visibility was less than two meters due to dim lighting and heavy steam. Two-thirds of the area was completely obscured. I could only find a corner with slightly better lighting and soaked for 20 minutes before leaving. It's hard to imagine how dangerous it would be for elderly people or children to bathe there.
The room I stayed in on the second day was a 50 sqm suite. The furnishings were still old, and the layout felt impractical, a relic of an older era. The private bath for the second day's suite was on the second floor, also a mere 20 square meters. This is a far cry from what I'd expect from an ”Asia's Top 100 Onsen Hotel.”
It's also perplexing that such an expensive hotel doesn't even have a gym.
And despite mentions of airport shuttle service, I didn't see any available.
Overall, this hotel is not good value for money. Proceed with caution.
I also hope Ctrip's platform conducts more in-depth investigations.
9.0/10
Great
JJamila.A really nice and affordable resort.
The staff were very kind, the rooms well equipped. The resort even had an affordable laundry machine and dryer.
Spacious and well heated room, with a nice lake view :)
8.7/10
Very Good
李李宥婷Stayed at WE Hotel Lake Toya in a 3 single bed room with half board, which felt a bit small compared to WE Hotel Jeju’s more spacious standards. The lake view from the room was absolutely stunning, making every moment relaxing. Overall, a solid choice for Lake Toya despite room size and some meal expectations
Dinner featured the best beef I’ve had, tender and flavorful, served inside the hotel—far exceeding typical expectations. Breakfast was a solid buffet with good variety, though not exceptional.
Disappointed it wasn’t traditional kaiseki style as hoped; the non-kaiseki dinner, while tasty with standout beef, didn’t match that classic ryokan vibe. The half board value still shone through for the views and quality
8.6/10
Very Good
AAnonymous UserI really like this hostel. The environment is comfortable and clean, and I hope everyone will take good care of it. I felt very comfortable here. The common areas are spacious and bright, the facilities are well-equipped, the beds are clean and comfortable, and even the bathrooms are kept immaculate. The overall atmosphere is warm and cozy, perfect for relaxing alone or socializing with other travelers. You can also feel the meticulous attention to detail. For a solo traveler like me, it's both safe and convenient. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for comfortable and affordable accommodations.
8.6/10
Very Good
AAnonymous UserThe host does not speak English and Chinese. He loves cleanliness. He stayed alone and didn't meet. I saw the note printed on the door. The instructions were very clear. Just go to the room table and get the key. Remember to change your shoes upstairs and lift the stairs. You can't wear shoes when you enter the room. After check-in, I have to call the host and send a small gift, thank you. The bathroom door is not very flexible, but it doesn't matter. The host gave the Wanshige soup coupon. It is enough to pay 500 yen. The soup is very good. There is no need to wash it at the host. Experienced the joy of making your bed and staying at a Japanese homestay! (Tips for Chinese tourists, the homeowner emphasizes that garbage should be sorted, if not, he will bring it to 711 and lose it). In short, I am quite satisfied! Also supplemented the knowledge of tatami. The front desk is on the left door, check in to see if there is your name on several doors. In addition, it is recommended that the gray kerosene heater on the right hand be collected, and the new white one in the corner is fine, otherwise you will really smell the kerosene, and it also wrote a reminder for ventilation at least 2 times in an hour. The white is the new one. There is no problem. In short, a very good homestay experience, thank you host.
7.6/10
Good
GGuest UserThe room on the first night was very good, and I didn't want to change rooms. But my order was for a four-person room for the second night (there were only two of us staying), so I had to check out first and then check in to another room. I communicated with the hotel customer service in English on Ctrip, and the response was very fast. But I was notified that I had to check out at 10 o'clock and check in to the new room at 4 pm. During the day, we went to Lake Toya and took a boat around the lake. There was an island in the lake, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, especially Mount Yotei, which was very beautiful. I also went to the Volcano Science Museum and watched the film commentary, which detailed the scenes before and after the two volcanic eruptions of Mount Usu in 1977 and 2000, the changes in the surface and the formation of hot springs (earphones were sent with Chinese explanations). It was 17:30 when I returned to the hotel, and I opened the email to check the new room number and door code. I was shocked after opening the door! The room is really big. There is a bedroom with two 1.5-meter beds (see Figure 2, we didn't use this room), and a room connected to the living room, which also has two 1.5-meter beds. Although the room is big, it is very warm and not cold at all, thanks to the powerful heater (see the last second picture). There are two large windows in the living room. In the morning, the sun shines directly on the bed and the dining table. Eating breakfast in the sun makes me feel sunny. The kitchen utensils are very new and more complete than the twin room last night. There are rice cookers and coffee machines. The dining table is very long and can accommodate 6 people. The smart toilet is also very warm. I really want to stay here and not leave. Before leaving, I would like to give the hotel three small suggestions: 1. The washbasin is low in height and needs to bend over to use it. The washbasin mirror is very mini and very high. When I stand on tiptoe when combing my hair, I can't see it (see Figure 8). 2. The bathroom is a bathtub. Can a shower base be added to the wall in front of the bathtub? Because we are all used to taking showers (see Figure 12). 3. The fully automatic washing machine is very good, but I couldn't find any detergent. I bought some detergent at 7-11 (see Figures 9 and 11) and washed a few pairs of fleece pants. The room temperature was high, and the clothes were all dry in the morning, which was great for us who still had to travel for more than ten days. When checking out, you can leave by flipping the sign on the door. With our luggage, we walked five minutes to the station and rushed to our next stop - Hakodate. Goodbye!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the average rate for hotels with Parking in Toyako?
For hotels with Parking in Toyako, the average price on weekdays is €232, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is €243.
Which hotels with Parking in Toyako are luxury hotels?
Many hotels with Parking in Toyako are luxury hotels. The Windsor Hotel TOYA,Vignette Collection (from €215) is very popular.
What are the popular hotels with Parking in Toyako?
Whether you are travelling to Toyako for business or tourism, The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort (from €317) , Toyako Manseikaku Hotel Lakeside Terrace (from €128) and Toya Kohan Tei (from €73) are all preferred hotels.
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Toyako Hotels with Parking Information
| Total Properties | 36 |
|---|---|
| Number of Reviews | 5,626 |
| Highest Price | €1,479 |
| Lowest Price | €59 |
| Weekday Avg. Price | €232 |
| Weekend Avg. Price | €243 |