Hot Springs Hotels in Kamikawa District

4th night hotel, Sado Japanese Inn, too late to book a room, can only book a more partial place, located next to the sky, the hotel is by the river, the mountain pass fresh air, rooms are unified room type, although the place is remote, but many people stay, indoor and outdoor hot springs, dinner and breakfast general, but a surprise is horse meat sashimi

For our last night in Hokkaido, we drove all the way from Kushiro to this small hotel in Biei. The hotel was tiny, and although it had a second floor, there was no elevator. The staff were incredibly enthusiastic and even helped us carry our luggage, which made us feel a bit embarrassed. Our room came with a private open-air onsen, so it was quite spacious, but the futon mattress was a little hard. It made me miss my smart electric mattress back home! The food here was also great; both breakfast and dinner were typical Japanese cuisine, perfectly to my liking. Definitely recommended!

Not your normal hostel - a great place to stay. The staff are friendly and were very helpful. Spacious kitchen and shared area. Very clean in every area. Lovely Onsen after being in the mountain. Best to bring your own food although they do have a small shop to buy supplies. Near to the tourist information centre to hire snow shoes, boots, cross country skis etc.

The staff 々 was warm and warm, and it was an inn where you can heal your heart as well as healing in nature. The meal is lined up with the dishes of the cooking chief Sato-sama's specialty 々, and you can enjoy an impressive meal such as wakatake-ni with a strong aroma of soup stock and Ezo deer Genghis Khan. The bath is also the best! Both the indoor bath and the open-air bath can enjoy the best time to take a bath while feeling the power of nature. Next time, I will stay aiming at the summit of Mt. Tom Lausi, which I long for.

Self-driving traffic is very convenient, parking is outside the door The owner is very attentive The hot spring has to take two steps to the hotel next to it. In the evenings is dining in their living room is shabushabu The overall room feels classical Western But very clean and comfortable

The environment is fantastic. As soon as you walk into the lobby, you're hit with the smell of sulfur, which confirms it's a real hot spring. They even offered complimentary buffet breakfast and dinner for the kids, which was unexpectedly plentiful. The hot springs are great for soaking, and the Ice Waterfall Festival nearby was also a beautiful sight.

不知道是不是訂的時間偏臨時，房間沒有很溫暖，感覺暖氣不夠，有停車場，可以停的台數不多，房間沒有衛浴，有大眾池可以泡溫泉♨️房間很大，整體很舒適，剛好遇到可以用中文溝通的櫃檯人員，雖然說的不流利，但能溝通就很好👍👍附近餐點不多，所以果斷訂了飯店早餐，個人覺得還不錯吃

I really felt the hospitality, especially with services like the shuttle bus to Aoi Pond. The food was delicious, with many dishes showing a lot of care in their creation. It was a bit disappointing that the coffee and bread served were the standard factory-made items often found in business hotels. Given the great location, I think it would be even better if they offered Hokkaido-sourced wheat bread or original coffee.