Hotels with Parking in Noboribetsu

"This hotel has a rich history, and both the environment and service are excellent. The front desk even has staff who speak Chinese, and they are very friendly. The location is fantastic, right next to Jigokudani (Hell Valley), and you can enjoy the beautiful views of Jigokudani from the hot spring baths. The outdoor bath is nestled in a hollow of the mountain, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and abundant trees – a truly special experience. We booked a stay with two meals included, and the buffet quality was good, with plenty of fresh sashimi. We stayed in a Japanese-style tatami room in the West Wing, which was very close to the large public bath. However, the room had a 'rotten egg' smell, which takes some getting used to."

"I had been looking forward to this Noboribetsu onsen hotel for a long time. While it didn't exceed my expectations as much as I'd hoped, it was still excellent overall. I booked a Type D room with a private onsen, but I actually preferred the open-air baths on the fifth floor and B2 – they were really unique and a must-try. You can't take photos with your phone, so it's quite frustrating to see those pictures online 😑. The elderly waitress who served us throughout was incredibly patient, and even though there were times I didn't quite understand, gestures and pointing usually got the message across. Overall, it was great. My only complaint is that booking in advance ended up being more expensive than booking closer to the date."

"Transportation: From Noboribetsu JR, take the Donan Bus to Chuo Onsen Station, and it's a 1-minute walk. Very convenient. Service: The service was excellent. Overall experience: 1. The environment was very clean. We booked a tatami room, which was quite spacious. Each floor had photo spots, and we could take beautiful kimono photos indoors. 2. Onsen: Unlimited access was incredibly good value. Located on floors B1 and B2. The B2 floor was even larger. Men's and women's baths rotated. You can pick up kimonos for photos at the lobby on the first floor, they are really pretty. There were indoor and outdoor onsen, about 15-20 of them, with snow-capped mountains right outside. The shower room and changing room were very large. Shower amenities included shampoo, body wash, and even a loofah brush. The changing room was spacious, equipped with hairdryers, lotions, and drinking water. 3. Buffet breakfast and dinner: We booked the buffet breakfast and dinner, which was incredibly good value. Dinner had unlimited salmon, various matcha desserts, ochazuke, and most importantly, the crab was huge and delicious! Breakfast was also very rich, with a self-service baozi grill. These two buffet meals alone made up for the room rate, such a great deal! 4. Massage: A foot massage was 8,000 yen for two people for 40 minutes. Japanese massage is different from Chinese massage, so it's worth trying. The service was a little bit disappointing because we arrived exactly 5 minutes late. 5. All the services mentioned above are in the same building, and there's indoor heating throughout, which is perfect for winter – not cold at all. Highly recommended, I'll stay here again next time. Such great value. The entire hotel is still relatively new."

"From Noboribetsu train station, take a bus bound for Ashiyu Iriguchi & take off at the last stop which is in front of the hotel. Bus only accept cash or physical credit card (no IC card). Around 15 mins walk to Jigokudani & centre area. Have free shuttle to Bear Park. Breakfast & dinner is buffet style with lots of choices. The Japanese Western room is spacious, has 2 beds and tatami area. Onsen on the 7/F (outdoor & indoor) and 8/F (indoor only). Overall experience GOOD."

"Facilities: A bit old but generally clean. The toilet seat and everything else were acceptable, not as bad as some online reviews suggested. Hygiene: Clean, no complaints here. Ambiance: Traditional Japanese atmosphere. It's not an 'Instagrammable' spot, but it's very comfortable and pleasant. Service: Decent, neither good nor bad. The server auntie at mealtime was very friendly and approachable. However, there was an old man at the front desk who was a bit mediocre; they didn't help with luggage, which is something that could be improved."

"Oyado Kiyomizuya is a great value hotel in Noboribetsu. This traditional Japanese-style hotel features tatami rooms, though a bit dated. The facilities are clean, and the hot springs are a bit small. However, the hotel is not crowded, not catering to tour groups, and is quite quiet. It's a convenient walk to the hot springs district, and up the hill to Onumayu and Jigokudani is a short walk away. Both dinner and breakfast are served in your room, both in a stone-cooked setting. It was a truly memorable experience and well worth a return stay."

"For a weekend 2 day onsen break, this hotel is perfect.  Noboreitsu is a small place and the location of this hotel is very good (at the bottom of a hill right next to the bus terminus).  The single room itself is small but adequate albeit retro, but the onsen facilities are pretty good and despite the large commercial size of the hotel, the onset is never busy.  The breakfast and dinner buffets are decent, but as it barely changes, you will get bored pretty quickly after 2 days.  Jikokudani is less than 10 minutes away by foot - if you enjoyed this during the day, it is super-pretty in the evening and the evening walk makes a lovely post-dinner saunter (see photos).  You will pass the main shopping street on the way there and back (most shops close at around 9pm).   The only downside to the hotel is the sheer number of tour groups that check in/out.  4-6pm and early morning 8-10am are just rammed with tour buses/groups and the hotel lifts are packed as a result.  "

"This hotel is an annex of Dai-ichi Takimotokan, leaning towards a hostel style, making it a top choice for value. Self check-in and check-out, with a late check-out time of 10 AM the next day, offer great convenience and flexibility. The only minor drawback is its popularity, which means a bit of a queue during check-in. Breakfast and dinner are not included; you can buy bread and coffee from a cafe for breakfast. The hotel does not provide coffee, snacks, or similar services. The rooms are renovated from an old hotel, but everything is newly decorated and equipped, clean and tidy, offering a great experience. There's a small onsen on the first floor, usually empty, which is very convenient for a quick soak. With your room key, you can access the large onsen at Dai-ichi Takimotokan across the street. If you're looking for a great hot spring experience, choosing this hotel offers the best value. However, Dai-ichi Takimotokan is quite old, so its facilities might seem dated compared to new-style hot spring hotels in China. Its fame outweighs the actual experience, but the hot springs are genuinely authentic. The location is absolutely unbeatable: a few minutes' walk to Noboribetsu Hell Valley, and only seven to eight minutes from Noboribetsu Onsen Central/Main Station. Downstairs, there's a supermarket, 7-Eleven, and restaurants, right on the hot spring street, making travel, dining, and shopping incredibly convenient. It's a fifteen-minute bus ride to Noboribetsu JR Station, but you need to arrive early as there can be a queue. Overall, this hotel in Noboribetsu offers maximum convenience and is highly recommended for stays in the Hokkaido Tohoku region! As for Noboribetsu in general, it's decent; the scenery and attractions are good, but the hotels overall are a bit old, similar to those in Lake Toya. It's more famous than its actual offerings, and the value for money in terms of bath facilities can't compare to those in Tohoku."

"The location was good and we can park our car in the hotel:s covered car park. It was a great arrangement with snowy weather. The rooms were huge with large sofa and lounge. The bedroom areas were very spacious as well. The in-room Onsen was a great treat. Very spacious for two adults. Relaxing on the Onsen watching the snow flowing down in the beautiful scenery was surely the best experience. The staff are excellent, very polite and helpful. The food was good and see the chefs: details. Excellent stay and enjoy all the time there."

"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."