Hotels in Noboribetsu

the hotspring is awesome but quite old and a lot bad tourist when they bathe they sprinkle water on me . Ew. but it's big and nice. abit exp tho. and checkout is so chaotic !! everyone wants to stay till 10am then leave so it's crazy. I paid everything except onsen tax but I've to queue. which makes me wonder why they don't ask me to pay onsen tax when I checked in??

lovely hotel! extremely generous spread for dinner and breakfast! 5 mins walk to the town and Hell Valley!love love the onsen! the shuttle bus was very worth it,stops right in front of the hotel,i understand you can take the jr train however its twice the price. it costs 1000yen one way to the hotel via the bus. seamless transfer. Thank you Hotel Maharoba!

Noboribetsu area itself is a hidden gem & this hotel too. We went in peak winter (late January 2026) and saw the entire place transform into a magical winter wonderland. The onsen and public bath facilities are top notch. They have both an indoor and outdoor onsen which offers variety. Spacious baths with sauna make the whole onsen experience super relaxing. I loved this onsen the most. Try to book half board dinner plan (it is a dinner buffet) with your room as there aren’t many options to eat nearby. They offer an affordable paid shuttle service (if booked last minute) to the airport and Sapporo station. Places nearby to visit- Hell valley which is close by so you can walk it up, and various hidden snowy trails & pathways like the natural outdoor footbath makes exploration adventurous! A must visit place if you’re coming all the way to Hokkaido!

It is a nice hotel for relaxation and enjoying the hot spring, the staff provide good service and care, which makes the stay like being at home.

Great room with air bath inside. Enjoyed my stay. Thank you.

I had a great time using it at a low price! I was worried about whether I should book an expensive Ryokan since I was going alone, but it was so great that I could use the Dai-ichi Takimotokan Ryokan next door if I stayed here. I heard that this is the biggest Ryokan, and it really is big. The baths are big and there are about 10 small ones, and there is also an outdoor hot spring, which was great.