Pensionater i Tōya-ko

Guillaume Schweiz

The staff were great and really took the time to show me around and recommend me places to go to. They made sure there is a good guesthouse ambiance. It's a warm place and I'd love to go there again

Hans-Jürgen Öller Tyskland

Huge appartment kept very clean, a lot of amenities, very friendly and responsible host - overall a great experience, highly recommendable!

Dyland USA

Clean. Tastefully decorated - lots of lovely art. Very spacious for two. Much easier to find than others implied - Google maps was perfectly accurate. Not too far from Rusutsu for skiing or Lake toya. The lake view was decent as well, though we weren’t lucky enough to see the lake’s full glory due to the weather. The guest room is on the second floor; breakfast is served in the dining area on the first floor. There’s also a small elevator for moving luggage upstairs. Overall, hardware-wise it is hard to fault this place, especially at this price. What made us love this place more was the host lady. I think she embodies a lot of the things we enjoy in staying at a ryokan-type place - humble, loving, well-educated, and on top of all that, very knowledgeable about Japanese music and art. However, on lots of dimensions, she’s a standout and a personality we wish we had more time to connect with. We felt very fortunate to have booked this place. We would definitely come back next time we’re in the area.

Christian Jefferson USA

Me and my fiance stayed here from May 1 to 5. Let's name this place the HIDDEN GEM OF HOKKAIDO. - Tatami, modern minimalistic. 🏚 - Above and beyond amenities for a guesthouse. - The family vibe given by the people (staff and owner) to a person like me who has bad experiences as a Gaijin. - The sense of trust and balanced camaraderie between guest and owner. - The instructions in every corner of the house to follow, especially i am a foreigner who's wanting to know their ways and respect it. - The preservation they did to the house is a huge respect 🙏 - House is near at (1) 711, Ramen House, 1 Grocery store, 1 Fushi iminari, 1 JR station, 1 combini aside from 711. Tip: 1 They (711) have Takyubin if you want to send your stuff to your next city or province. It is very easy and very affordable. 2 Fare is very affordable, but you have to be aware of the time. PLUS, the last ride is 7:15 pm during my stay or else you will walk and hike in the dark for 1 hour and 45 minutes to get back home to guest house. 3. Although everything is cheap, you must consider shopping at the grocery store to cook for food when you get home around 8 pm for breakfast and lunch to bento it. You will save huge money to use for fare and activities. Overall: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THIS PLACE. I WORKED FOR BOOKING.COM, AND I KNOW WHAT WILL PASS AND NOT AND I HAVE BEEN SENT TO MANY PLACES JUST TO RATE ROOMS AND PLACES LIKE THIS. BUT DURING MY STAY IS PERSONAL AND IT EXCEEDED MY EXPECTATIONS AND MY STANDARDS WHICH ARE RELATIVELY HIGH DUE TO MY PREVIOUS WORK. I WOULD CHOOSE THIS PLACE OVER A NY HOTELS THAT OFFER FREE BUS RIDES AND HAS VIEW.

Veronica Australien

The owner was absolutely lovely! The rooms were comfortable and we had everything we needed. The location was perfect for getting to the grand onsen, and wasn't far from several bus stops to get around Lake Toya. There is a coin laundry and a great sushi place next door. We were allowed to store our bags in the laundry on the day of check out, which helped up make the most of our last day. Would 110% stay here again

Jan Albert Macario Filippinerne

I like the traditional Japanese style experience. House is cozy.