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Our top choices for Shintoku ryokans

A wooden deck with a hot tub, a wooden railing, and a view of trees and mountains.

1. Kamihoroso

Kamifurano

Kenji

HK$765 total

4 Dec - 5 Dec

A person in a hot tub with a view of a building in the background.

2. Hotel Kumoi

Kamikawa

Josh

HK$497 total

11 Dec - 12 Dec

A hot spring area with stone steps leading into the water, wooden walls, and a metal handrail.

3. Oyado Shikishimasou

Higashikawa

Lucas

HK$1,083 total

24 Nov - 25 Nov

A spa room with a large window offering a view of a lake and mountains.

4. Shikaribetsu Lakeside Onsen Hotel Fusui

Shikaoi

tan

HK$1,458 total

3 Dec - 4 Dec

An indoor swimming pool with large windows overlooking a mountainous landscape.

5. Sounkyo Choyotei

Kamikawa

David

HK$973 total

9 Dec - 10 Dec

A serene indoor pool with a clear view of a mountainous landscape through large windows.

6. Hotel Taisetsu ONSEN＆CANYON RESORT

Kamikawa

Jing

HK$1,046 total

25 Nov - 26 Nov

A large indoor swimming pool with multiple lanes, wooden paneling, and built-in lighting fixtures.

7. Sounkyo Kanko Hotel

Kamikawa

Jessica

HK$598 total

18 Nov - 19 Nov

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden structure over a clear hot spring, surrounded by autumn foliage and large rocks.

8. Sounkaku

Kamikawa

Christian

HK$1,346 total

25 Nov - 26 Nov

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Top Shintoku Hotel Reviews

LA VISTA Furano Hills Hot Springs

10/10 Excellent

"Both dinner and breakfast were excellent. Service in kitchen was good and helpful."

La Vista Daisetsuzan

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely onsen open long hours. A short walk (uphill) to the visitors center and base of the cable car up the mountain. Good food at the two onsite restaurants, though I far preferred the French restaurant to the Japanese style. Very laid back resort; pajamas provided and allowed to be worn throughout the resort including dinner. Self serve food and drinks in the lobby. There are some trails around the national park but not a lot to do outside at the resort itself."

Nozo Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Absolutely brilliant hotel. Extremely helpful staff. Terrific Fitness Center. A wonderful room with plenty of space to actually unpack (sometimes rare in Japanese hotel rooms), comfortable bedding, and a state-of-the-art bathroom. Breakfast revolved around locally grown food. It was both tasty and interesting. My guess is that the place really shines during ski season with its spa, fireplace in the central bar area and location. Only downside was that there is construction going and the hotel parking lot would only hold perhaps 15 cars. With it not being ski season during our visit, the hotel was using the ski lift parking loft a couple blocks up the hill to handle overflow."

Aonobi Yuyu

10/10 Excellent

"Exellent dinner buffet! Free shuttles (reserved) from Asahikawa and to Biei were very convenient. 3 mins walk to the famous Shirogane Bridge for great views. We didn't go to the Blue Pond due to transport logistics and lots of flying insects. Free water bottles and japanese sweets in room. Rooms were nice and clean. The only problem was our 2 rooms didn't have airconditioning, or rather, the central airconditioning is not effective at all. It was too hot to sleep for our 1 night stay in August but we would gladly stay again when it is not that hot."

Tokachi Sahoro Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Cute little resort with a shuttle direct to the ski lifts and an outdoor onsen I wish I’d used more! The water temp was perfectly hot in the sub zero temps. I didn’t see any signs about tattoos not being allowed so I didn’t cover mine, but my friend and I also had it to ourselves the one time we went. "

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