Noboribetsu Ryokans

A geothermal area with steam vents, mineral deposits, and a wooden viewing platform.

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Our top choices for Noboribetsu ryokans

A person sitting by a window overlooking a mountainous landscape with autumn foliage.

1. Dai-ichi Takimotokan

Noboribetsuonsencho

Darrell g

HK$1,763 total

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A covered outdoor hot spring area with wooden beams, rocks, and a wooden fence.

2. Ryotei Hanayura Ryokan

Noboribetsuonsencho

Aki

HK$3,195 total

3 Sept - 4 Sept

A wooden deck with a glass-enclosed pool area, stone pillars, and a view of a rocky garden.

3. Hotel Mahoroba

Noboribetsuonsencho

Marc

HK$1,074 total

7 Sept - 8 Sept

A wooden bowl and a towel on a stone ledge in a spa setting.

4. Kashoutei Hanaya

Noboribetsuonsencho

Ben

HK$2,205 total

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A traditional Japanese onsen with stone formations, a wooden roof, and a bamboo fence.

5. Oyado Kiyomizuya

Noboribetsuonsencho

Julian

HK$1,134 total

3 Sept - 4 Sept

A modern building with a glass facade reflecting a landscape and a pool area with a wooden ceiling.

6. Hoshino Resorts KAI Poroto

Shiraoi

Wee Teck

HK$4,720 total

7 Sept - 8 Sept

A hot spring area with a bamboo fence, rocks, and a wooden walkway.

7. Yutorelo Toyako

Toyako

Tomikazu

HK$1,195 total

30 Aug - 31 Aug

A wooden structure with a roof over a hot spring area, surrounded by a stone wall and a view of a distant mountain range.

8. Spa SHIOSAI

Toyoura

Xiaofeng

HK$718 total

11 Sept - 12 Sept

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Top Noboribetsu Hotel Reviews

Dai-ichi Takimotokan

10/10 Excellent

"Large hot springs , and the room is very comfy !"

Oyado Kiyomizuya

10/10 Excellent

"Location: Great, just about 5 minutes walk from the bus stop, and right on the loop (shortcut path #2) of the thermal valley. Food: Generous, about 8/10. Rooms and facilities: This is an older hotel. It shows its age, but it adds to its charm of a bygone era - think the 80s. Rooms are large, the hallway to elevator is also large and long. The onsen could use some TLC, but I have no issue with it. Carpet, elevator, decoration, everything is old, but clean. Staff: The manager, male staff at the front desk are very helpful. I can see that they try their best, some English limitations, but nothing we couldn't understand each other. The female staff who work the room and the meal are absolutely lovely. Attentive and very efficient. Pricing: This is the very reason I gave it a 5* despite of the old, very old facility. I don't need a $500 USD / night when this ryokan also does the job beautifully. It hits all the basic requirements for a ryokan. Not a luxury stay by all mean, but I'm very fond of this kind of old establishment, with visible efforts from staff to keep it afloat. I hope they can stay in business."

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