Toyako Hotels with Parking

The owner was very friendly. He bought us welcome gifts. He even informed us about the weather around the area. The scenery was fantastic as well, as you are greeted by lake toya the minute you step out of the house. Overall it was a great experience and the owner was very hospitable and friendly, I would highly recommend this accommodation to anyone interested in visiting lake toya or Niseko.

Nestled amidst lush greenery and surrounded by the soothing sounds of insects and birds, this secluded cabin offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The owner even went the extra mile by offering us a hearty breakfast to kickstart our day. Access to the loft is via a collapsible staircase, which may not be suitable for those with a fear of heights.

Though small, it has everything you need. As a solo traveler, finding accommodation in Lake Toya is a big challenge, let alone one with such an excellent location. It's truly impeccable ❤️. I enjoyed the fireworks over the lake and strolled under the cherry blossom trees.

The location is pretty good, and the room is large and clean. For the price, it offers really great value for money 👍. You can see fireworks from here 🎆, but it's a bit far from where they are actually launched, so if you're specifically staying here to watch fireworks, I don't think it's the most suitable option. There's a vending machine at the entrance, and the common area provides water, hot water, ice, coffee, etc. ☕️🧊. Although these are relatively basic facilities, they have everything you need and are very convenient to use. Overall, the stay was quite comfortable, especially since the room was spacious and clean. Considering the price of the accommodation, it's really a great deal.

The 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.

do not try to check in at night, might not be able to find the house. if you book via trip.com rmb to contact the house owner to get password beforehand as trip.com will not send it to you

The room offers a stunning view of Lake Toya, and it's super convenient for taking a boat tour or a stroll along the lake. The service is warm and attentive, with a shuttle service to and from the station. While the facilities are a bit dated and the dining could be improved, it's excellent value for money and very affordable.

This hotel seems to be the furthest one on the hot spring street. I arrived at 2:45 PM, but they insisted that check-in was strictly at 3:00 PM, not a minute earlier. This perfectly fits the stereotype of rigidly adhering to rules in unimportant situations. The salmon at breakfast was frozen, definitely not fresh. The mountain view rooms all face the road, so you can't see the lake, but there's not much traffic, so noise isn't a major issue. Now that I've mentioned the downsides, everything else was great. I booked a mountain view room for 300 a night, including breakfast, which was a really good deal.