Sapporo Mori no Uta Onsen Full-Day Spa Relaxation Tour

I had a good trip in late May when the weather is ambiguous! The bus ride only took an hour, the buffet was adequate, and the water quality seemed appropriate. However, I regret that there was not much information about this product. That's all for the overall review, and from now on, I will explain the schedule and method from the process of going to the hot spring to returning to Sapporo Station. First, you need to visit the Tourist Information on the first floor of the TV Tower before the date you applied for the hot spring and make a reservation for the Kappa Liner bus and receive the ticket. If you say that you have made a reservation for the hot spring tour and show them the QR code, they will tell you where and when to get on the bus and give you the ticket. The bus stop at Sapporo Station is stop number 27 in front of exit 23. If you arrive at the stop before the departure time, a staff member will come and check your name. When you board the bus, the driver will check once more, so just tell them your name. The stop you will get off at is Shiroitonotaki Station. When the announcement is made, press the bus bell! Then, when you get off, tear off the last section of the bus ticket and put it in the slot next to the driver. When you get off, walk a little to the right and you will see a large intersection. Turn left and you will see a resort with 'Mori no Uta' written on it. Show your ticket at the reception and they will tell you the buffet time, buffet table number, and hot spring time and give you a pamphlet with information. Go to the buffet on the side and eat, then when you come out, return the pamphlet to the reception and they will give you one large towel and one small towel. Take them and go straight and you will see the hot spring. Take off your shoes and put them in the shoe rack, go to the men's and women's baths and leave your personal belongings in the cabinet. There is a shower room, a cold bath, a lukewarm bath, a warm hot bath, a lukewarm bubble bath, a shallow bath, and a sauna indoors, and there is one very hot open-air bath and one moderately hot bath outdoors, so you can choose. By the way, amenities such as cleansing foam, shampoo, and body wash are already provided. After the hot springs, wait at the bus stop located exactly across the street from where you got off the first bus. The bus will come on time, so you can take it and return! Enjoy your time more comfortably.

This is a convenient place to enjoy hot springs near Hokkaido. The direct bus service is very convenient, and the hotel is also very close to the bus stop, just a five-minute walk away. The hot spring facilities are clean, and after a relaxing soak, enjoying the hotel's buffet lunch was very satisfying 😌. There's also a convenience store nearby. If your plans finish early, and it's not peak season, you can use your ticket to take an earlier bus down the mountain according to the schedule.

First of all, the quality of the hot spring is good, and the lunch buffet is also satisfactory. To receive the hot spring and Kappa Liner bus tickets, you must visit the tourist information center on the first floor of the Sapporo TV Tower near Odori Station at least one day in advance. Since the Kappa Liner bus requires reservations, you must make a reservation. Those who have a reserved hot spring ticket will be given a coupon for a 50% discount on one drink at the buffet. I drank Sapporo Classic draft beer.

Definitely a huge highlight to the trip! One thing to make note of is that you NEED to pick up the bus ticket 24hrs prior to going on this activity. We had a hiccup for ours and had to pick it up on the day but the Klook customer service team and the Info Centre in the TV Tower were so helpful, kind and efficient!! The outdoor onsen (photo taken from their website but it genuinely looks exactly the same) was beautiful, especially during the winter time! The experience was very relaxing and calming. Plus, the area is quite spacious and if you are nervous about being in the nude, do not worry as everyone inside minds their own business and doesn’t stare. :) The buffet was also really lovely, had a good variety of options for western and Japanese. Please leave enough time to make your way back as the return bus stop is actually quite difficult to locate (photo below). All in all, a great experience to have while in Hokkaido!

Is a one day trip suitable for people who like to soak in hot water This hotel has both indoor and outdoor ponds. There are many ponds. Not crowded. Go early in the morning to soak in the water and then eat around the afternoon. Not many people. The sweets here are very delicious. Especially roll cakes and ice cream There is also a drink coupon for beer. The bus has to get to the Sapporo station. But can choose to go up or down at the Susukino or Odori Park stations Buy vouchers when there is a discount code. Will be even more worthwhile Caution is When purchasing a vosher, the date of use must be specified. Cannot change date

The hotel is very new, the environment is beautiful, and the lunch is super exquisite. In short, the price is better than expected. There is a comfortable bus pick-up and drop-off, plus beautiful indoor and outdoor soup. The only drawback is that you can only play until 2:30, which is a little insufficient. After a while, we finally moved to the nearby Dingzankei Grand View Hotel, which also has a swimming pool. In short, Dingzankei is definitely not to be missed!

A Serene and Luxurious Onsen Experience at Jozankei Tsuruga Resort My visit to Jozankei Tsuruga Resort was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment I arrived, I was enveloped in the resort’s tranquil ambiance and warm hospitality. Nestled amidst the lush natural surroundings of Jozankei, this resort offers the perfect retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation. The buffet lunch is lovely and offers local delicacies which is enjoyable at their spacious dining area. The onsen facilities were a highlight of the trip. The outdoor baths provided stunning views of the surrounding mountains, creating a serene atmosphere that made it easy to unwind. Soaking in the mineral-rich hot spring water while breathing in the crisp, fresh air was an experience I will cherish forever. The water temperature was just right—warm “enough to soothe sore muscles but not too hot to feel overwhelming. The staff were attentive and friendly, ensuring that every guest felt welcome and cared for. Travelling to the resort via the bus service could be a bit tricky so make sure to arrive early to the station.

One of the best experiences in our Sapporo tour. Pointer: The buffet lunch comes with a Special lunch Drink. Try their wine or beer. There's an Iced tea and Orange Juice offered on the Buffet Table.

The Mori of Song is an excellent hot spring resort. It has all necessary facilities and elements to make one's day trip a memorable experience. The buffet provided before going to onsen was delicious and full of varieties to please everyone. The ambience in the outdoor pools were great. With blue sky, floating cloud and breezing wind, I felt relaxed and refreshed. Particularly, it was within one hour bus ride from Sapporo Station with easy access. The staffs were friendly and considerate. I truly had a great time and will visit the Mori of Song again whenever I come back to Sapporo.

Perfect experience the family has on this Onsen. The pick up is at berth 12 and go early to queue up as it is free seating. Collected the ticket one day in advance. Onsen has many pool for you to choose. Best is the one outdoor especially when it was snowing. Bathing and towel equipments all provides. Children of 4 years pay on the spot. Clean and nice Onsen. Meal was Awesome! Don’t just focus on the western or ee, as there is a japanese cruisine corner as well. Quality was great and a glass of wine included good for every paying pax. Return bus stop easy to find. Down the road, cross It, walk about 100m to your right and it can be found. To Sapporo there’s 3:07 and 5:07. Lovely ride. Comfortable.