Hotels near Noboribetsu Date Jidai Village

The hotel is very large, and the rooms are excellent. They offer turndown service, so after a bath, you return to a freshly made bed. The public bathing area is very spacious, with both indoor and outdoor hot springs. The swimming pool has a waterslide, which the kids absolutely loved. Even if you don't book the buffet for dinner, there are other simple meal options available at the hotel, which is very convenient. Right outside the hotel, to the left, there's a drugstore where you can pick up drinks and snacks while shopping. The hotel is incredibly close to Jigokudani (Hell Valley); it's just a short walk up a small hill. As mentioned, the hotel's outdoor hot spring at the swimming pool offers direct views of Jigokudani.

The booking details on Klook are quite inaccurate. It indicated that only breakfast would be provided but I got a kaiseki dinner and a traditional Japanese breakfast with buffet items. It was quite worth the price based on what I paid. View was great too!

Hotel Mahoroba in Noboribetsu offers an unforgettable hot spring experience with a massive multi-level bathhouse featuring 31 different mineral pools. Rooms are comfortable and spacious, though a bit dated. The dinner buffet includes delicious all-you-can-eat crab, making it a great value family getaway

This hotel is located right opposite Daiichi Takimotokan. The facilities feel quite new, featuring a Nordic style that I really like. The first floor is a Western-style bakery and café with a Nordic wooden aesthetic, where many Western tourists enjoy coffee. It has its own hot spring bath, though it is very small. The bathrobe provided is identical to the one at Daiichi Takimotokan. Guests can also go across the street to use the hot springs at Daiichi Takimotokan. Highly recommended!