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On the last day of our 3-night, 4-day trip to Hokkaido, we decided to treat ourselves a little and chose to stay here. We visited Shirahige Falls and the Blue Pond, and also stopped by a farm in Biei. The staff member who guided us in the parking lot was very friendly, and we had a nice chat—I tend to strike up conversations right away... The room and the meals were excellent! It made for a wonderful pearl anniversary. Thank you very much.

I felt a bit uneasy after seeing news that Mt. Tokachidake was at Level 4, but I was able to stay without any issues. The Hotel staff were all smiling and very helpful, which made the stay comfortable. In the lobby there was a real cricket, and its chirping echoed constantly, making it truly feel like autumn. The meals were also excellent, including dishes inspired by Hokkaido and the nearby Blue Pond. Plus, the Onsen—thick, silky water with a brownish tint—was amazing! One of my goals for this trip, Shirahige Falls, was only a 2–3 minute walk away, and the view was breathtaking. I was truly moved!

It feels a bit old, but that’s part of the charm. The Onsen was amazing! I could drink as much beer as I wanted, enjoy plenty of snacks, and relax in a calm atmosphere. It truly felt like we were visiting right in the middle of nature, which was fantastic. This time we planned a 6-day trip, and I’m glad we started on day one at this Accommodation!!

The facility has a vintage charm, and the bath exudes a sense of history with impressive views from the open-air bath. The staff are friendly, making for a comfortable stay.

We had a spacious and comfortable stay as a couple. The baths were on a rotation system, allowing us to enjoy both types. The hot and lukewarm water options were thoughtful. It was disappointing that the evening bonfire we saw on the elevator poster was only available on Fridays and Saturdays. Unlike large hotels where you often face long buffet lines or wait for shower spaces in the bath area, this mid-sized Hotel felt just right. Being close to Shirahige Falls made for a lovely evening stroll. The shuttle service to Blue Pond seemed seasonal, but it would be great if there was an option for one-way transportation at least. The best time to visit Blue Pond is reportedly around midday when parking lots are extremely crowded; having one-way transport would save guests from walking back for over an hour after their visit.