Mountain view Hotels in Noboribetsu

"The hotel was located at an excellent location, close to the onsen streets to find restaurants and great for shopping. It was also close to the main attraction Jogokudani. The hotel was relatively big and had several facilities like onsen public bath, ramen restaurant, arcade, karaoke, bar, etc. The hotel room was bigger than an average Japanese hotel room. However, the breakfast was a bit disappointing. There was a wide variety of selection but the food was cold and taste was not up to standard."

"This hotel is just a one-minute walk from the hot spring bus station, and it's wonderfully quiet. The rooms are very close to the hot springs, only a five-minute walk away. If you're staying here, you definitely shouldn't miss dinner – it's incredibly varied, they have a Chinese menu, and the staff are all very attentive and friendly."

"This is our second time staying at this hotel. The main reason is that their private hot springs offer great value for money. While the hotel facilities are quite old, they are very well maintained. It's nestled against a mountain, and even in winter, we noticed a few small insects flying around. The food has improved significantly since our last visit two years ago, especially the kids' meals. The hotel also provides a shuttle service to Sapporo that you can book, and staff are available to help you arrange the free shuttle to the bear farm."

"It's a small hotel. There are two old people at the reception. The environment is very friendly and family-friendly. There are few people in the hot spring, so it is very comfortable. There are indoor and outdoor hot springs, and the water temperature is also marked. The experience is good. The breakfast and dinner are also rich, with many varieties and good taste."

"When planning my first trip to Sapporo, I really wanted to include a hot spring experience. Naturally, Noboribetsu came to mind for hot springs, and that's how I found Hanaya while looking for a ryokan in the area. I'd seen reviews mentioning its location at the entrance of Noboribetsu made it a bit far, which wasn't an issue for us since we had a rental car. However, upon arrival, I realized it's not that far at all, and it's perfectly walkable unless it's extremely cold and snowy. The hot springs are separated for men and women, and the bath locations switch daily. Each gender's bath area has one indoor and one outdoor bath. Since the ryokan itself is small, if you time it right, you can often have the place to yourself. Maybe you'll encounter just one or two other guests? It's a genuine sulfur hot spring; remember to shower briefly before entering and keep towels and hair out of the water. You can't talk about a ryokan without mentioning kaiseki! We booked a stay for four people including dinner and breakfast, and dinner was kaiseki. It was served course by course, looked absolutely beautiful, and I found it incredibly delicious. For the price point, I was thoroughly satisfied. In the lobby, there are complimentary drinks available, including sake and beer, which you can enjoy as much as you like. Even though it's a small ryokan, they upgraded our room, and the staff were legendary for their kindness. It was a truly satisfying ryokan experience. I hope to visit again if I get the chance."