Toyako Hotels with Wifi

"When checking into the Manseikaku Hotel, they asked us to choose our meal times. We arrived quite late, so all the good slots were taken. For two mornings in a row, I had to get up at 7:30 AM to make the 7:45 AM breakfast, which is even earlier than I wake up for work 😭. Dinner was also scheduled for 7:30 PM. However, it's fine if you're a few minutes early or late; if it's busy, you just wait in line, but if it's quiet, they'll let you straight in. Many people say that the Manseikaku's central wing hotels are a bit old, so I booked a Western-style room in the East Wing with a lake view. I found it very comfortable; the room was dry and odorless, and you could see Lake Toya right outside the window. Plus, I came during the off-season, and it was only around 1400 for one night including breakfast and dinner – super good value for money!"

"This hotel is a hidden gem where I stayed for three nights. It has four floors, with the entrance and front desk located on the second floor, accessible by an elevator. On the first floor, there are separate male and female onsens (hot springs), each with three indoor baths and one open-air bath. The changing rooms are equipped with washing machines and dryers (laundry costs a very affordable 100 yen per wash, and you can buy a laundry pod at the front desk for 100 yen). The hotel offers a set breakfast (included with the stay) and dinner (can be added on arrival for 3300 yen per person), both served individually rather than buffet-style. Breakfast times are 7:00, 7:30, or 8:00 AM, while dinner is at 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, or 7:30 PM. There's a friendly Chinese-speaking staff member from Beijing at the front desk. The guest rooms are Japanese-style tatami rooms, offering views of Lake Toya and a popular photo spot. Each room includes a safe, kettle, cold drinking water, sterilized cups, a writing desk, a table lamp, a massage device, and lotion, among other amenities. The hotel also features a coffee bar and a souvenir shop near the front desk. Each room has a toilet and a sink, but no shower. The only downsides are that the entrance door to the room and the bathroom door are quite low, probably around 1.8 meters, and there's no drying room for ski gear (though with permission, you can place your ski equipment on the floor in the front desk area). The air conditioning has three powerful settings, so it never felt cold. The windows are double-paned."

"My overall experience at Toyako畔亭 (Toyako Hanatei) was quite good. The hotel is right by Lake Toya, and the views are truly stunning. When I arrived yesterday, the weather was clear, and I could see Mount Yotei clearly in the distance – it was a magnificent sight. This morning, it snowed, and the lake with the falling snowflakes created a very picturesque scene. It was a completely different vibe, and both views were incredibly impressive. The onsen area was clean and comfortable, and soaking in the lake-view hot spring was especially relaxing. Dinner was excellent; the steak was delicious, tender, and juicy – definitely the highlight of the meal. Breakfast had a minor drawback: the serving time from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM felt a bit short. It can get rushed when there are a lot of people. Also, there was no seafood donburi, which would have made the selection richer. However, the overall taste was still good. Overall, it offered good value for money, and the minor issues didn't detract from the overall experience. If I visit Lake Toya again, I would definitely consider staying here."

"Absolutely stunning view with calm and peaceful environment!!  Since it becoming low season. not crowded. However for checking in we feel like not much welcoming. i mean we arrived with no staff coming to welcome until 2 pm. Everything start on time, professional, well manage. i fall in love since first saw the view from huge transparent wall.. their public onsen is breath-taken view. i went there before dinner&early morning. it switch side (gent&ladies) and you could enjoy both  I didnt take pictures for dinner cause it absolutely worth money!!!! everything is soooooooooooo nice, great taste~ omg all are over my expecetation. I love vibe here. even in room that you could seee it a bit old but clean and well maintained. This is the perfect trip after Niseko for ski/activities. i really enjoy my stay and will come again if i have chance!!!  +point that they have illumination light nearby. 7-11&seico mart in front of the hotel. good and cheap meal for lunch. Yukata & pajama in room are so lovely. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰"

"This is my second time staying at this hotel! I stayed here once in November 2023 and found it to be excellent value for money with impressive aspects across the board. So, when I came back to Toya, I naturally chose this hotel again! The location is quite central and convenient in the Toyako Onsen area. It's very easy to find places to eat, close to convenience stores, and a short walk to the boat pier. Plus, there's a 'Sakuramachi' bus stop right outside. The hotel isn't small, with many rooms and two onsen baths: the Cave Onsen and the Clear Sky Onsen. Both are genuine hot springs and very comfortable to soak in. You can also pay extra to book a private onsen, which is great for families. Although the hotel is a bit older, it has maintained its service and cleanliness, giving it that classic Japanese onsen ryokan feel that I really love. The lake view is superb, and on a clear day, you can easily see the beautiful Mount Yotei from your room! Overall, I think this is the best value-for-money hotel in Toya! Friends who enjoy the Japanese onsen ryokan style should definitely give it a try~"

"If you ask me where I'd stay next time I visit Lake Toya, I'd definitely say Hotel Cocoa. This is the biggest and most beautiful hotel I stayed at in Hokkaido. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer an incredible view, and I highly recommend it for anyone driving. Attached are some stunning blue hour moments and the morning view from the hotel's floor-to-ceiling windows."

"I really experienced the style of a Japanese homestay here, especially the children are very excited about tatami. The room is very spacious, there is also a loft, you can sleep on it and below, and you can make your own bed and fold the quilt. Although it is not a hotel, the floor, carpet, bathroom, mattress, quilt... are very clean. There is heating in the house, although it looks small, but the energy is very big. The store is a short distance from Hot Spring Street, about 40 minutes walk, snowy road in winter, it is not recommended to walk, you can do bus to arrive, the station is at the door, there is a timetable in the corridor on the first floor for reference. When returning at night, the boss is very intimate to pick up the car, you can call in advance or agree on the time and place in advance. The boss is very very nice, very friendly, and the owner's mother (a kind old grandmother) who lives next to the hotel is also very good. We arrived early in the morning. The grandmother did not let us check in at 3 pm like other hotels, but kept saying that the weather was cold and let me go directly to the room. In the afternoon, she personally sent us to Hot Spring Street. I was very touched. 👍👍👍 The next morning, because there was no suitable bus, the boss took the initiative to send us to the station, which made us very touched 👍 In short, if you are tired of staying in a hotel, want to experience Japanese life and feel the warmth of ”home”, you can come here. highly recommended"

"Nestled on the tranquil shores of Lake Toya, Hotel Premium Lake Toya (ホテル プレミアム・レイク トーヤ) feels like a secluded haven, a true escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The moment you step in, time seems to slow down, and your mind finds a sense of calm. Outside the window, the vast and captivating Lake Toya unfolds, with its picturesque scenery creating a living masterpiece that's unforgettable. Each guest room is meticulously crafted, like a work of art – spacious, comfortable, and adorned with warm, elegant decor. The private open-air bath in every room, with the natural fragrance of hinoki and elm wood, gently embraces your tired body and soul. At night, as soft lights illuminate the room, lying on the plush bed, the world feels wonderfully peaceful and tender. Waking up in the morning, brewing a cup of coffee and enjoying it with the lake view outside – a simple yet profoundly blissful moment unfolds. The warmth of the service is truly the most touching aspect here! From the moment you enter, you're greeted with meticulous and genuine hospitality. Thoughtfully, they arrange for you to change into comfortable slippers and offer a welcome drink; everything flows naturally and without pretense. I particularly remember a young female staff member with glasses who, with her fluent English and attentive, thorough explanations, made me feel incredibly comfortable and respected. Encountering such dedicated individuals during a trip is undoubtedly a rare stroke of luck. And the hotel's facilities are full of surprises! Outside the large public bath, complimentary drinks are available, along with table tennis and arcade games, adding a playful touch to your relaxation. The lobby features Japanese snacks and board games, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere; the relaxation area on the second floor is even more serene and comfortable – once you sit down, you won't want to leave. The dining experience here is simply sublime. Various alcoholic beverages are kept in ice buckets, freely awaiting wine enthusiasts! Dinner is exquisite and innovative; each dish is a stunning work of art, so delicious that it makes you want to return just for the food. Breakfast is delicate and abundant, awakening your taste buds and setting a wonderful tone for the day. The shiso soda thoughtfully provided in the in-room mini-fridge is incredibly refreshing after a hot spring soak, leaving a lasting, pleasant aftertaste. The toiletries have a delicate fragrance, leaving the skin soft and comfortable after use – even these small details are not overlooked. The overall service is friendly and sincere, without being overly familiar, yet maintaining just the right amount of professionalism. It truly feels like a 'just right' luxury experience! The hotel's surroundings are quiet and pristine, and transportation to and from the lakeside is convenient. Whether taking a taxi or using the hotel's shuttle service to JR Toya Station, it's effortless. It feels like Hotel Premium Lake Toya is not just a hotel, but a cherished memory of a journey. Here, the scenery is more than just scenery, and the service is more than just service – it's a reason to return to square one and rediscover the beauty of life."

"The hotel is a 25-minute drive from Toya JR Station. We booked online a day in advance, and the hotel arranged a pick-up service from the station, which was quite convenient. The rooms are larger than typical Japanese hotel rooms, and each room has its own outdoor wooden bathtub for hot spring baths. My only slight disappointment was that the water in the tub wasn't actually hot spring water. Every room faces the lake, and the view is absolutely stunning. There are practically no restaurants or supermarkets around the hotel, so we opted for the hotel's meal plan. Since we stayed for two nights, the hotel arranged a Japanese-style breakfast on one day and a Western-style breakfast on the other. The meals were incredibly generous, with lots of dishes and even fruit after. Even my husband, who's a big eater, said he was too full!"

"Conveniently located with clean and tidy rooms. The welcome bar in the lobby is great, offering drinks and some desserts. The hot spring is decent, but it seems to be segregated by gender with different time slots for evenings and early mornings. There are two shuttle buses to Toya Station every morning, which need to be booked by scanning a QR code at the hotel. Breakfast is also pretty good."