Excellent - What previous guests thought, 710 reviews
Excellent · 710 reviews
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Iruka Hotel is set right in front of the ocean in Shiretoko, a world heritage site. Free private parking is available on site.
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 131 reviews
Very Good · 131 reviews
Located in Kiyosato, within 26 miles of Lake Kussharo and 26 miles of Lake Mashu, Kiyosato Onsen Hotel Ryokuseisou has accommodations with a restaurant as well as free private parking for guests who...
Guest review
Very friendly staff. Nice and casual environment. Good restaurant and onsen. Convenient location for visiting different national parks and attractions.
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 10 reviews
Very Good · 10 reviews
Providing free WiFi throughout the property, HOTEL BOTH - Vacation STAY 92324v is located in Shari, 25 miles from Abashiri Port and 27 miles from Tokyo University of Agriculture.
Guest review
Very pretty on the outside, very pretty on the inside! Comfortable, cozy interior spaces, whether its the common area, a bunk or your very own studio. Everything was immaculate and the breakfast was delicious and filling.
Really out of our expectations. Starting from the services and greetings from staffs, to the entire activities offered. The most expectional was the food, it was buffet, but really michelin style buffet. Before our stay, we hesitated in adding dinner and breakfast to our package, but now we are grateful we did. The food isn’t just premade and placed on the counter for you to take, there was about 4-6 chefs up there and cook fresh plate to your orders. Each chef has a signature dish, so there was a great variety. Not to mention about, the interior and the book selection. Both me and my boyfriend were art major students, the selection of books really required great taste and an amount of knowledge in art. Especially there was a corner for all photographies done over the world in the same latitude as Shiretoko. Would book again.
It was our first onsen hotel experience as an American family so we don’t have much to compare to. But we enjoyed the half board buffet breakfast and dinner. Even my kids, 4&6, ate lots. There was a good variety of food. They also liked wearing their robes/yukatas to the buffet. The onsen had two baths, including one outdoor that overlooked Oronko Rock. The location was convenient. Even though our cruise was canceled due to weather, it would’ve only been a few minutes walk to the loading area. The staff were very friendly and spoke some English.
There was one particular staff member who was so helpful, he showed us how to use the microwave and was just really kind. The view of this place is phenomenal, I know there were some fancier hotels at sea level and I think those really miss out on these gorgeous views. We watched sea eagles flying in and it was a delight. The onsen was wonderful and quiet. We had tatami beds and western beds. The common areas had beautiful views as well, cool hand painted murals, and interesting books. This place was just delightful with great views.
A lovely small hotel facing the Sea of Okhotsk where you can see a beautiful sunset right in front of your room. The Japanese-style room is spacious with a large window facing the sea. The private open bath is excellent. At dinner, you get the chance to make a variety of tempura by yourself which is kind of fun. This hotel is not far from Oshinkoshin Waterfalls and the Shiretoko Nature Center and the five lakes. I will definitely come back again, perhaps in mid-February to see the ice floes in front of this hotel.
The manager is a great host and cook. The facilities are very clean and the staff very easy to communicate with, when needed. We were able to have great seafood prepared for us by the host/cook and he also provided us with a guided tour of the immediate countryside.
Very friendly staff. Nice and casual environment. Good restaurant and onsen. Convenient location for visiting different national parks and attractions.
It was much less developed than the Shari/Utoro (=the other)...
It was much less developed than the Shari/Utoro (=the other) side fo the peninsula, and fewer tourism spot existed, but that made the whole area attractive. I enjoyed the pure nature - geyser, orca watching cruise, and looking at the sea, with very few other tourists along.
