Yumoto Orofure-Soh

Located on a mountain, it's recommended to drive yourself for convenience. The room was clean, and the hotel's hot spring area is large with both indoor and outdoor baths. We booked breakfast and dinner, both of which were delicious kaiseki meals.

I knew it was 15 minutes away from Noboribetsu, but it felt further than expected. The dinner and breakfast were mostly Japanese local cuisine. I'd recommend it if you want to experience that, otherwise, another option might be better. If you like hot springs, it's not a bad choice. The facilities are old, but the water is good and you can almost have it all to yourself.

The hotel is very old, and the dinner and breakfast are not suitable for Koreans. Perhaps I misread the meal rating. Other tables served crab and fried food, but I didn't. Considering the price, I was disappointed.

Wonderful ryokan! We took with breakfast and dinner. We liked the food in traditional Japanese style. Quite enough and without overeating. Excellent onsen, since there are few rooms in the hotel and the hotel is not in the center of mass tourism, it is very calm and quiet (in Japanese). You can't get to the main POI places without transport. We slept great on the tatami!

This stylish, old-style Japanese hot spring inn boasts a rich history and only 12 rooms. The hot springs are unparalleled, and the menu is even more extensive. The price is excellent, making it a fantastic value. It's located away from Noboribetsu Onsen Village, making it a quiet and beautiful setting. We were traveling by car, so the train wasn't very accessible.

This is a small hotel, but the food was a pleasant surprise. The dinner was very rich and I'd definitely stay here again. Seeing other guests choose the crab feast, I hope I'll opt for it next time. The hotel offers free parking, and the rooms are clean and fresh, suggesting they've been recently renovated.