Mountain view Hotels in Noboribetsu

"The room has a Japanese style and is incredibly spacious. The breakfast is abundant. It's convenient to get to all the attractions. From Noboribetsu Station, there's a direct bus that stops right at the hotel entrance, costing about 250 yen per person. It’s very close to attractions like Jigokudani (Hell Valley) and the surrounding scenic spots. The hotel has its own hot spring, which is very natural and highly recommended. Dinner is delivered directly to your room, allowing you to experience a Japanese-style meal."

"Really enjoyed my stay here! Loved the room, the service and the wide range of amenities here. Brought my mom here for a relaxing day and I think she really enjoyed it! My favourite part of staying here is definitely the onsen! It's separated into male and female sections, and for the female section it had a multiple (10-ish?) indoor pools and 4 outdoor pools. I personally didn't really enjoy the indoor onsen as the air just felt so warm, but I really enjoyed the outdoor onsen! You can even order drinks like sake to enjoy as you soak in the onsen. One thing to note is that the female onsen does not have a view overlooking the hell valley, which believe can be seen in the male section... but I later discovered that in the swimming pool section, there's this outdoor area with a jacuzzi that overlooks the hell valley!! So that made up for it hahha. Anws, the hotel was also a walking distance to all the key attractions, which was really convenient! One last thing to note is that most restaurants in and outside of the hotel closes for break at 3pm, so you may want to come earlier to check in or eat lunch before checking in at 2pm, or else you will run in the same issue as we did, which was not being able to find FOOD and the only restaurants that were open were slow and overpriced... anw still highly recommend this place :)"

"This was my second time visiting Jigokudani, and I chose this hotel because the dinner reviews looked good. The room was quite spacious, and the smell of sulfur was pervasive, which I actually liked! The baths were excellent, all sulfur springs, and it was great that they provided towels. You can also use the baths at the neighboring hotel, Ayatei. Dinner was indeed good, with ingredients and cooking methods both above average. Breakfast was also decent; in addition to Japanese breakfast, there was a Western selection, which offered more flexibility. It's very close to the onsen town, so it's convenient for exploring Jigokudani or visiting convenience stores. I experienced an earthquake right before check-out!"

"My partner and I stayed for just one night because it was fully booked the next day, and we absolutely loved it! We booked both breakfast and dinner, and everything was perfect! Plus, in the lobby, you have 24/7 access to all sorts of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, free of charge! It's definitely worth every penny! The onsen is lovely, small but has everything you need and was very relaxing! I highly recommend this hotel!"

"The hotel seems to be renovated with good wifi coverage, and there is a smart tv in the room which one can log into Netflix account. The bedding is thin, so one will feel the floor when lying on it. Dinner may not be the most impressive, but still good value at the price point they are charging."