Rusutsu Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Rusutsu guest houses

1. Petit Hotel Koizumi

Toyako

Dianne

HK$921 total

24 Aug - 25 Aug

Desk, free WiFi, individually decorated, individually furnished

2. Guest house HiDE

Toyako

Anonymous traveller

HK$744 total

21 Aug - 22 Aug

3. Country Inn Milky House

Niseko

Joseph

HK$837 total

28 Aug - 29 Aug

4. Niseko Powder Chalet

Kutchan

Tomoyuki

HK$688 total

1 Sept - 2 Sept

5. Pension Locomotion

Kutchan

Zachary

HK$740 total

30 Aug - 31 Aug

6. Pension Cotton Farm

Niseko

David

HK$1,378 total

15 Aug - 16 Aug

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Top Rusutsu Hotel Reviews

Dai-ichi Takimotokan

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent and very relaxing stay. Great Great food and great price. Great service too. I loved this and a must do on you’re list"

The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort

10/10 Excellent

"The staffs were world class, food was excellent with a lot of variety. The location can't be beat and the rooftop onsen was one of a kind experience. Taking a nice afternoon stroll along the lake was also very relaxing. The only problem was mostly the constant foul smell in our room, since we were only staying for the night, we didn't want to spend too much time worrying about it, but it did ruin our experience a little."

Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing hotel with great staff and beautiful suite. Breakfast was incredible but dinner options were limited. Could not get into their Japanese restaurant even though booking day in advance. When booking their Italian restaurant, they said they only had one table left by entrance door. I pushed for a window seat and said we would be out in an hour. Anyway, the restaurant was never more than half full and we never had to move. Made me wonder if we should have headed over to the Japanese restaurant and seen if it was actually full. Not sure what all the fuss was about but a bit concerning given there is nowhere else to eat nearby and this is the slow season. Where do people eat when the hotel is full?"

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