Hot spring Hotels in Shikaoi

Its accommodation is good, the room is clean and tidy, basically satisfied. There are payment laundry and drying facilities that are very practical. Unfortunately, I came not at the time, and the indoor hot spring facilities and washing places were damaged due to the long-term loss of income. The next pool is functioning normally, but the other side of the indoor pool is a tap water, which means that the water in the pool is just ordinary water. But there is a lot of scale, it seems that no one has cleaned it for a long time, maybe it is remote, or it is already heavily indebted, lacking funds for maintenance. The water quality of the hot springs is very good and has not deteriorated. The employees have no vitality, no prospects, and the days are like a day, as if reflecting the dying and lingering here. It is really worrying about their operating conditions, and it can be seen from the details that their actual service operators have worked hard to maintain it. The only way out is to wait for the hotel group to buy it, and then have the opportunity to continue to operate, otherwise this spring of excellent quality will return to nature. I hope to see them in business next time.

We stayed on a tour. I have seen Lake Shiribetsu by stopping by before, but this is my first time staying. It seems that another hotel was open before, but now there is only one. There is only a visitor center around, and there are no shops at all. It may be better to prepare drinks in advance before going. There is a shop, but drinks were acceptable, so I think you can buy them here. The rooms are Japanese-style rooms, and I think all rooms have lake views. The view from the room is great because it is built on the shore of the lake. The view of Lake Shirebetsu spreading in front of you is like a lake in the mountains of the European Alps. The food was not luxurious, but there are dishes with Hokkaido-like ingredients such as Oshorokoma. Foreign trainees will serve you, but everyone was very kind. The bottle of Hokkaido shochu was cheap for the drinks in the restaurant, so I drank what I drank during the meal and drank in the room. He prepared ice pitchers and ice at the restaurant. The name of the hotel is Feng Shui, but the pottery murals and art with the theme of Feng Shui take place in the room, and it is fun to read the works. The old hot springs were also very good. From the open-air bath, Asahi and Lake zenbetsu looked beautiful.

With a stay at Shikaribetsu Lakeside Onsen Hotel Fusui in Shikaoi, you'll be on a lake, just a 1-minute walk from Minerva Museum of Art and 14 minutes by foot from Lake Shikaribetsu. This ryokan is 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Mount Hakuun and 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from Mt. Higashi Nupukaushi-Nupuri.Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as hot springs or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Lakeview serving guests of Shikaribetsu Lakeside Onsen Hotel Fusui. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.Featured amenities include luggage storage and an elevator.Make yourself at home in one of the 35 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and slippers. Conveniences include phones and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.