Bed and Breakfast ran buy a local Japanese elderly couple, very friendly and nice. They don’t speak any English whatsoever, however communication was never a problem. Nice facilities and room with sink , bathroom, shower, tv, and mini Fridge. It seems that every room has a loft where additional ppl can sleep. Expect to pay extra for heating and hot water during winter months. Enjoyed our stay and easy drive to niseko and rusutsu! Although, some Japanese bus drivers decided to smoke in the lobby and their room although they aren’t allowed... :(

Diego, United States of America

Warm welcome, beautifully placed in an area that's well worth the detour.

Beatriz, France

Friendly host who tried to tell us about the fireworks.

Sim, Spain

Size of the room - even had a loft! Futons were comfortable The owner introduced us to a budget dinner place as well as the places to see the fireworks from

Wei, Singapore

The host was a sweet grandmother and she waited up for us to check-in (we called her in the afternoon to inform her that we'll be late). The room was big and comfortable - futons are provided and it was comfortable as well! It is close to Lake Toya, where fireworks are set off every night and is worth its value.

Vernice, Australia

Very cute and cozy rooms. It feels like you're a guest in someones home! Traditional Japanese-style futons and an in-room hot water dispenser.

Daniel, Japan

the owner is lovely, and it is a flat more than a hotel, so you will get a bath room and a toilet, and enjoy a citizen life in Japan

Ilisheng, China

simple place with a loft bed area, good for groups of friends. Just besides a tourist attraction which was within walking distance. The hotel is located on top of a hill, hence better if you drive. Just take note if you want to use the heater in the room for cold weather, have to top up some money. The owner is a nice lady who does not speak much english, I do not speak japanese, hence we just used sign language and some broken english/jap to communicate.

Weizhong, Singapore

The hotel is located a bit away from Toyako Onzen, but that means it is very quiet. The bus stop (first stop after Toyako Onzen in direction Toya Station) is just opposite. The owner is a very frindly old lady, who offered to pick us up after the fireworks, as there was no bus at nightime (we could have walked, only 2 km along the main road). If you go there, it would be useful, if you can speak a little bit Japanese- but we also managed without knowledge of Japanese ;-) The hotel is an excellent starting point for one of the volcanic desaster trails.

Ulrich, Belgium

The owner Fujita-san is a very nice lady! Very energetic and easy to talk to :) she drove us to the usuzan ropeway and bought us a corn too! Was a fun stay.

Wee, Malaysia