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"Clean and luxurious stay at this modern hotel. Like other reviews mentioned, there are some features that may be less than ideal (faucet fixed too near to bottom of sink making it hard to use, shower door unable to close fully and the bath area is open concept). Location is about 20mins away from where the other hotels are and where fireworks can be viewed. Overall a very nice hotel with impeccable service and touches (lovely yukata plus in-room toiletries/ amenities) but be mindful those as well as the modern design are what you are paying a premium for."

"The cabin completely exceeded expectations, and I must give it a good review. Photos can't capture the beauty of the cabin, and the facilities and equipment are all high-end standards. It can be seen that a lot of thought and expense was spent on the decoration. This place meets all expectations for the forest cabin, and the view of Lake Toya outside the window is even more stunning. The view outside the bathroom is better than 90% of private baths. The surrounding scenery is also very beautiful. No need to edit the picture at all. Full star recommendation. I heard that the management is a couple who are a little older. I guess the operation is not good, otherwise it will definitely be a popular online store. Unexpected gain. ps: Daily necessities such as towels and toothbrushes are not particularly good, so it is best to bring your own if you have some requirements."

"The 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!"

"Great views. Facing the lake Big huge bathroom w good views. Spacious rooms. Nice appointments in the room. Has a Big pantry w coffee and tea for consumption. But MUST REMOVE SHOES upon entering the hotel. Heel is VERY UNCOMFORTABLE AND NICE but almost zero service. A bit far from town. If you have a car, it’s ok."

"The hotel is mainly for hot springs♨️, there are no other facilities to speak of. The room settings are mainly traditional Japanese design, and the bathroom in the room is very small. The hotel lobby provides alcohol, food and snacks, which is considerate😘; the hotel staff are very friendly and assist guests👍🏻; you can walk to a convenience store in about 5 minutes from the hotel. The hotel is close to Lake Toya, and it is very leisurely to take a walk by the lake."

"Take a bus from the Donan bus stop at the right entrance of Toya JR Station for 15-20 minutes, get off at Toyako Onsen Station, and walk for 2-3 minutes to the hotel. The facilities are relatively old, but the open-air hot spring on the first floor is pretty good (there are also indoor ones). Remember to bring a bath towel from the room when you take a hot spring bath. There is no mineral water, so you can drink directly from the tap in the room. There is a kettle and a refrigerator. Most of the small restaurants on the street open at 11am and close at 7pm. Therefore, most restaurants are run by elderly people who prepare food and slowly serve tourists. Breakfast at the hotel is from 7:30am to 9am, and many hotels in Japan check out at 10am. The hot spring tax is 150 yen per person. If you want to go shopping after checking out of the hotel and leave in the afternoon, the hotel can store your belongings for free until 12am on the same day, and 500 yen per item will be charged for more than one minute. It is better to store your belongings at the nearby Toyako Onsen Station, which costs 300 yen until 9pm (you can put down a large box or two small boxes). If your box is full, you can also ask the staff at the bus station information office to pay for storage, and they also have umbrellas to lend to tourists for free. More warm than hotel service"

"Make an appointment with the hotel in advance. The hotel has a shuttle bus to and from the station. I called the hotel at the train station. They quickly sent staff to pick us up. At night, we were picked up to see the Toya Lake fireworks, which was very good. All the staff were very polite, we booked dinner and Japanese breakfast, very delicate and delicious. The hotel has shared space, you can sit down and enjoy drinks (wine/coffee/tea) while watching the lake, there are a variety of board games for borrowing, there is a game center with billiards. The room is large and very clean. There are small desserts and drinks in the room, and even coffee grinders and coffee beans can be washed by hand when relaxing. I like the private style in the room the most. In general, the overall feeling is very good. Have the opportunity to come again."

"One of the more affordable onsen hotel along the lake. Small on price but definitely did not compromise on comfort and quality. Dated building but the bed and room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast buffet was full of options and delicision I stayed in a single room facing the mountain. Even though it was along the road, it was not noisy. Simple onsen, perfect for the cold weather Just outside the bus stop. The free fireworks displayed right in front of the hotel. One minus... Like many older onsen hotels in Japan, the carpets are dusty. It triggered my sneezing and I don't usually get allergic with dust!"