Oehonke Reviews

The hotel's hot springs are first-class This is the best hot spring in my trip to the east of Hokkaido👍 The room is not too big But it feels like an old-style hot spring hotel The surprise is that the delicious long-legged crabs are included in the two meals. That’s right!

It's an old-style inn, but it's well-maintained and the service is polite. However, the town is completely deserted and there's nothing nearby. I recommend Fox Farm.

beyond expectation. Although the hotel is old, the quality remains the same. Very satisfying in every aspect. I have to praise the hot spring, it is a genuine source; the dinner is buffet, but the variety is rich and delicious. I stayed in a tatami Japanese-style room, which was clean and tidy with complete facilities. The most praiseworthy thing is the cost-effectiveness. In a hot spring town, in a hot spring hotel, one hotel and two meals cost less than 1,000 yuan a day, which is a great deal. Great value. It is convenient to get in and out. There is a public bus not far from the hotel, and it takes one hour to get back to Kitami. There are buses from Kitami to Onkenyu. You can take the bus from the bus terminal next to JR Kitami Station. There are five or six buses a day. Would go again. The key is that the hot springs are of good quality and the town is quiet with few people.

I stayed here to relax over the New Year holidays. Great bath, delicious food, friendly staff. I was able to drink as much wine as I wanted in the relaxing space reserved for guests. I was so happy. I have no complaints. It was a great place to stay.

I've used it a few times. The bath is relaxing and feels great.

It’s okay, not bad, and worth recommending! Women's bath decoration

It's nice to be able to eat and bathe in a yukata

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I stayed here as part of a group tour. The room was relatively clean. When I entered the room, the futon was already laid out. The bathroom in the room I stayed in smelled like sewage. (It was quite a strong smell.) Dinner was a half-buffet style. Breakfast was good. The place was spacious and had a wide variety of dishes. The large communal bath was good. It was spacious, and the changing room was the largest of any ryokan I've stayed at. There were no convenience stores nearby, so if you want to buy alcohol or snacks, you'll have to use the shop inside the ryokan.

I have no complaints about the service or the condition of the rooms. The lounge is also not bad (I think many people will be happy with it). However, the food... The normal dishes made with local ingredients are good, but the Burmese food and conger eel (not the conger eel here, but more like a conger eel?) dishes are a little off.

This is a hotel in Onneyu Onsen. It is located by the river. The hotel rooms are large and new. The staff are very polite and speak good English. There are many facilities in the hotel such as a game field, karaoke, etc... There is also a restaurant that provides ramen, etc. food. The hotel provides a semi-buffet Japanese and Western dinner with fresh and delicious ingredients, a lot of delicious seafood, Western food, desserts, vegetables, tempura and so on. Kaiseki dishes include seafood nests and fresh sashimi. , breakfast is buffet. The hot spring water in the hotel is hot enough and has a whitening function, and there are many different pools and saunas available. The hotel is only 15 minutes' walk to Beihu Ranch, Shanzhi Aquarium and Guomenglin Rest Station. It takes about half an hour by bus to Liuberui Railway Station.

A large hot spring hotel in Onneyu. Unlike the quiet atmosphere in the town of Onneyu, there were many tourists inside the hotel. Overall, it was a very ordinary hot spring inn, but the food was a little poor.

Stayed on a tour. The room was a Japanese style room. It was a traditional hot spring inn. I'm not very interested in hot springs, so I used the open-air bath in the large public bath, but it seemed like a normal hot spring. Breakfast was served buffet style at a table by the window. When I looked out the window, a squirrel came and entertained my eyes. Ezo squirrels are often seen in Hokkaido, but I had a fun breakfast.

The building is old but looks clean. I think that the bath and the meal were good. However, the room was a smoking room. I put up with it because it was a group trip, but the smell of cigarettes was permeated in the room, and as soon as I entered the room, I was worried about the smell, and I was worried if I could sleep in this room. These days, if you're a group, you can't even say what you want, so did you arbitrarily assign it? Should I complain to the travel agency?