노보리베츠 세키스이테이 (Noboribetsu Sekisuitei)

숙소 성급은 참고용이며 숙소 정보(서비스 수준, 부대 시설 등)에 대한 클룩의 전반적인 평가를 기준으로 합니다.

Property need to go through some upgrades. Stay at room 346 for 3 nights. Room ceiling has dust and moulds around washing sink. It is also noisy in the middle of the night can hear noise , push/dragging if furniture sound coming from the dining area cause room is directly above it. Bed sheets has holes too , lol. Onsen is nice however the drying/ beauty area has 2 hair dryer not in working condition. May not be worth the $ .

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Property was old, but well-maintained. Lovely onsen. Room was clean and comfortable. Staff was professional

We liked the choice of 2 public baths, and preferred the outside option. We were rushed to finish breakfast by 900 when everything closes, given that we arrived at 820 (our “slot” was 800-830 but no one was checking

Staff were friendly and helpful. Property is old and has aging sign everywhere. Room carpet has a number of dirt marks. Very hot in the restaurant during dinner and breakfast. Good about this property is it is very close to the walk tracks of Noboribetus.

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The building is a bit dated and the air conditioning not great but generally okay hotel and it is located very close to the local hot springs.

An old hotel with most of staff don’t speak English well. The breakfast is good but the dinner is very simple like Cafeteria food. Ohsen is so so, not very impressed. The room is ok, every time opening door with loud noises as you had to push hard to close the door properly. Overall all, this is not the hotel that I recommend.

This was a pretty nice ryokan/onsen. Positives: The staff were friendly, and they even had a reserved shuttle bus that will take you from the hotel to New Chitose Airport. The dinner and breakfast buffet was also great because they tried to serve local Sapporo/Hokkaido delicacies. Like, we were able to do our own gengiskhan lamb cooktop for our buffet dinner (which is only found mainly in Hokkaido). Negatives: it was so crowded! This is a big ryokan so there were tons of people checking in and out and smoking and making noise too. Since there were so many people, elevators were crowded and the public insensitive were crowded. There were no private onsen reservations from what I am aware. Having so many people kind of took away from the experience of bathing, eating, and sleeping peacefully here.

Older resort but food and onsens were great. Very convenient location to both the local sights as well as the shops. The on-site shop was also very handy to comfortably shop for some of the local products.