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Uniquely local. We got to stay in a local, Hokkaido Japanese house. Very clean. Full kitchen. We picked up some breakfast items from a convenience.store nearby and cooked in the kitchen. We had a big triple room. We also had a long chat with the host. The house is very nicely, artistically decorated, Hokkaido style, reminding me of the frontier spirit back in wild Wyoming/Montana. The Budget rental car is just across the street, very convenient for us to pick up the rental car in the morning. Thank you, Chi, for taking care of us.

The onsens are exceptional and the location could not be better. It basically overlooks Hell Valley. The bedding in the traditional Japanese rooms are really comfortable. Also, the staff are above and beyond helpful! The manager helped us to get a bus to Niseko as our next destination after we were stressing so badly about having to backtrack for hours on a train (Noboribetsu to Niseko can be tricky). If anyone would like to know it's called the Hokkaido Resort Liner! THANKS DAI ICHI TAKIMOTOKAN :D

Loved the resort and onsen. The outdoor bath was incredible and we loved the private bath in our room. The hotel is kept very clean, but the private bath in our room had quite a bit of mold everywhere. For such an upscale resort, I was surprised that part wasn't kept cleaner. Walkable to Noboribetsu's major sights--Jigoku Dani and the bear park. We wanted a classic Hokkaido onsen town experience, and Noboribetsu Grand Hotel and this cute little mountain town delivered!

Though an older building this hotel is very clean, well maintained, and the rooms are spacious. The staff are very helpful and excel at what they do. Their breakfast buffet is an awesome option to start the morning with. Will definitely stay here again when we come to Hokkaido. Laundry room has single washer/dryer designed for single loads. Laundry soap automatically dispensed (included). It lets you know what state the washer/dryer is in your room tv. 🙂

In the middle of Susukino, Sapporos entertainment district, you are going to have pretty much a chain hotel experience like any APA Hotel. I liked that - beds are comfortable, TV works great, shower is extremely big. Yet it's very comfortable and nicely priced so I'd definitely book again. Hotel staff was extremely nice, competent and always helped. We made a 5 day Hokkaido tour and were able to leave our big luggage at the hotel for a small fee.

Location is great, plenty of restaurants around and if hotel parking full plenty of close by options to park car (cheap). The Izakaya inside the same building at corner is awesome. Best staff vere - so friendly. Had great time there. The rooms are Japanese standard size but very modern and comfortable. We wished to have had this kind of room all over Hokkaido. Bedding fantastic and bathroom great too. New, modern, clean, stylish....we loved it!

Milion dollar view from the hotel lobby and room at the Pacific Ocean/Japanese sea. Private onsen (hot spring water) in the wooden tube on balcony. Public onsen for man/woman. Japanese style accommodation. Staff and service. Location in the northern island - Hokkaido (great in summer heats of Japan) with an easy access to beautiful city of Hakodate. Only 4 hours (860 km) by bullet train Hayabusa (Shinkansen) from the Tokyo Station.

This was our first time visiting Hokkaido, wanted to experience traditional Japanese style accommodation, this place didn’t disappoint us , the whole facility is really nice and clean, it has being decorated very well by the owner. In addition, the owner is very kind and warm, we have talked a lot even we didn’t understand each very well, she had given us a small dedicated gift before we left. Hope we have chance come here again!

Full serviced kitchenette for cooking- so easy to buy from supermarket and enjoy fresh produce (which is what Hokkaido is all about) We had everything we could ever need, no need to bring your toothbrush! Japanese hospitality was top notch and accomodating. The room was very comfortable, we had space to ourselves to relax after a long day. The house was situated in a quiet neighbourhood, so it was easy to get in and out.

The location of this hotel was great, close to restaurants in a quiet area. This hotel is very new so everything was clean and modern and smelled new and fresh. The breakfast was great with a lot of options, even Hokkaido ice cream if you want it. Although the hotel parking lot was small and was often full, there is another gravel lot just adjacent to the hotel that was always available so we had no problems parking.

Even though I was the only guest, the host Nemoto-san took great care of me. He told me all about the local area, recommended some good events, and even shared a sampler of some amazing Japanese whiskies! We spent most of the night talking about various travels, and it was a great time. In the morning, I had a delightful breakfast of local Hokkaido produce and even a packed lunch of delicious breads!

The owners were amazing and helped a lot with possibilities to visit around the area and all of Hokkaido. Not only did the owner speak really good English for Japan, his wife was also very eager learning each day and getting better. It was really great being able to exchange so much with locals. Highly recommended. Also the food was absolutely amazing and I was struggling to eat all of it.

The hostel is located near to the centre of Susukino and is easily reached on foot. There are lots of restaurants, bars and convenience stores near by. The staff are really friendly, helpful and speak English. The hostel has a very useful info wall with information not just on the local area around the hostel but about other parts of Hokkaido.

The free buffet breakfast did not compromise in the quality and varieties of food served. It was tasty and a good spread including salad, rice ,porridge, soup, various Japanese dishes, a few types of bread, juices, milk and sweet wine made from Hokkaido rice. The drinks dispenser has coffee, mocha and hot chocolate which was very nice.

Very good, cost-effective hotel in central Sapporo. Excellent location close to the Sapporo JR Railway Station. Plenty of retail amenities in the area and easy public transport options to get to more distant attractions in Sapporo and beyond in Hokkaido. Complementary breakfast and choice of pillows in the main lobby.

Breakfast was a good mix of Japanese and Western foods, and included both coffee and tea. The onsen with rust-colored waters are well worth using, especially the outdoor baths. This is the highest elevation ryokan and onsen in Hokkaido, so it's a unique experience. The dinner also exceeded our expectations.

Breakfast is excellent with good quality of food and selections. Staff were very helpful. The hotel is located at a very convenient location with range of restaurants and shopping areas within walking distance. We were disappointed with the size of the room which is quite small for Hokkaido standard.

We drove around Hokkaido, so we found the location of the hotel fine. The common area on the ground floor was the highlight of the hotel, very relaxing with the free coffee and different teas available. On the night we stayed, they also had sweet red bean and mochi soup. Hotel's breakfast is good.

Amy and Dani were so kind, generous, and helpful to our group of 5 when we stayed. They gave us restaurant and onsen recommendations, helped us make a reservation for us non-Japanese speakers, and were just friendly people to talk to about life in Hokkaido. Plus, it's right next store to a 711!

Explanations in English were helpful. Nice store for Hokkaido omiyage. The store clerk Saturday evening was helpful. The hotel lobby has very nice tables and chairs. I was able to continue my work at a lobby table after checking out. The room desk, light and desk chair were nice and useful.