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Jyubako AKAIGAWA TOMO PLAYPARK

Akaigawa

Man Kwong

HK$870 total

20 Aug - 21 Aug

Yoichi Vineyard Glamping

Yoichi

"Luxurious glamping experience. 2 double bedding for 4 in tent is very comfortable, charging points for electronics well positioned at bedside table, impressed that tent comes with air conditioner n towels. Felt safe with no issue about security. Common toilets n bathroom a short walk away n has all amenities needed. Dinner n breakfast are delicious with free flow of water/juices/coffee till 11pm. A big thank you to all staff enabling such nice experience!"

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HK$2,190 total

28 Jul - 29 Jul

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Top Shakotan Peninsula Hotel Reviews

Grids Premium Hotel Otaru

8/10 Good

"The room was clean, but rather cramped for our family of three. Breakfast was great, with a lot of variety. The staff was helpful, but the hotel was very busy. Although it was nice to have laundry facilities for guests to use, the machines were small, and frequently in use."

Hotel Torifito Otaru Canal

10/10 Excellent

"We absolutely love this hotel. It is walkable to Otaru Canal and Sankaku Market. We do not have a parking lot on 1st day but it is not an issue as there are plently of options nearby. Family Mart is few steps away. The breakfast was good quality. We enjoyed it very much every morning and picked a 9am slot for non peak timing. The public bath was small and decent."

Unwind Hotel & Bar Otaru

8/10 Good

"I was a little turned off Unwind when I first arrived but the place grew on me. When we walked into the lobby we were hit with a strong smell of air freshener. Our room had dark curtains drawn and the A/C made a high-pitched noise. Once we opened the curtains and the windows and turned off the air conditioning, we felt a little better and the annoying noise eventually went away. The large staff was very nice and helpful throughout our stay. I had a cold and they gave me honey and lemon at breakfast and at the bar. One night the bartender went to great trouble to fix a cup of hot honey-sweetened lemonade for me. It was very soothing for my sore throat. Breakfast was in a large, pleasant room with stained glass windows and lots of light. the meal came on a three-tiered platter and included a mix of Western and local specialties, including mini scones and omelets, potatoes, soup and vegetables. They accommodated my dairy-free diet. In all, we felt pampered and taken care of and were truly able to unwind. The location was convenient, a 10-minute walk from the train station and just a few minutes from the canals, art museums and restaurants."

Setsu Niseko

10/10 Excellent

"Setsu Niseko exceeded our expectations in every way from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. All the staff were fantastic. The food we had there from breakfast to dinner ramen and pizza were amazing. But the best part was the size of our room and the views we wake up to everyday for 6 amazing days. Definitely coming back to this stunning hotel."

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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