Giappone: hotel con piscina nella provincia di Hokkaidō

Rimasi qui per 3 notti e ha avuto una vera e propria esperienza positiva. La posizione è super comoda, circa 5-minute passeggiata alla stazione ferroviaria e MTR, che ha fatto passare senza sforzo. Ci sono molti negozi di comodità vicino. L'hotel dispone di una bella viva tranquilla, che è stata perfetta dopo giorni di sfruttamento. La stanza stessa era una stanza, sorprendentemente grande e spaziosa da standard giapponesi. Era pulito e tempestivo, e c'era ancora molto spazio per pavimenti anche dopo l'apertura di due grandi valigie (qualcosa che è quasi impossibile nella maggior parte degli altri hotel compatti in Giappone). L’unica parte inferiore era il letto. Il duvet (?) era troppo spesso e pesante per il mio piacere. Esso fece sentire il letto molto caldo la notte, e mi sono svegliato molto nonostante l’AC. Altrimenti, questo posto era quasi perfetto. Lo consiglierei certamente agli altri, soprattutto se si sta bene con la corsa del CA inferiore. Solid choice!

We had a good overall stay at Daiichi Takimotokan, a large traditional ryokan-style hotel. While the property is a little dated, it is well maintained and kept clean. The hotel itself offers plenty to do, including restaurants, a souvenir shop, simple arcade games, karaoke, massage services, a public onsen, and even a small reading area with Japanese books. You can easily spend time exploring the building without needing to go out. The location is very convenient. It is just outside the main (short) shopping street and within walking distance to Jigokudani, making it easy to explore the area. Our stay included breakfast and dinner buffet. Dinner had a wide variety of options, including popular sashimi selections and steamed snow crabs, along with both Japanese and Western dishes. Breakfast was a simpler spread but still satisfying. We stayed in a Japanese-style room and found the futons comfortable to sleep on. As we visited during winter, the room had central heating only. At times, we cooled the room by slightly opening the window to let in some cold air. Yukata robes are provided in the room (or you can choose one that fits you at the lobby), and you can wear them around the hotel when heading to the onsen, restaurants, or arcade. The public onsen area is spacious and features many different pools with various functions, so you can take your time and enjoy the experience. Just remember to wash yourself thoroughly at the shower stations before entering the onsen pools. Unfortunately, we did not try the outdoor onsen despite it being open — we were a little intimidated by the winter cold! Overall, we would recommend this hotel, especially for first-timers who want to experience staying in a traditional ryokan. Tip: There are direct buses to and from the hotel from New Chitose Airport and Sapporo. The bus stop is only about 50 metres from the hotel entrance, which made walking in the snow much easier for us. However, the service runs only once a day, so be sure to check the schedule and plan your itinerary accordingly.

連續住五天，飯店看起來有年紀,是用鑰匙開門的,有年代感。設備該有的都有,優點是房間很大,飯店人員英文不太好,建議多用翻譯機溝通。加購早餐還行,推薦點洋食,另外飲料可以喝到飽,有咖啡茶果汁等。

Wonderful resort with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Dinner and breakfast buffet were unbelievable with sooo many options! The onsen was absolutely stunning with amazing views!

The Windsor Hotel at Toya may boast its status as a premier 5-star luxury destination and its historic role as host of the 2008 G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit, but our recent stay fell far short of expectations. Despite the grandeur of the location and its breathtaking views, the service quality was surprisingly poor for a hotel of this caliber. English communication was inconsistent and below the standard expected at an international luxury property. Housekeeping was careless—leaving a used cleaning towel on the bed after daily room service, which is simply unacceptable. When I drove to the main entrance to pick up my family, I was abruptly asked to leave immediately, even though only a few cars were present. This lack of hospitality was jarring. Additionally, being charged for extra bottled water—something even 3-star hotels offer complimentary—felt petty and out of touch with luxury norms. The most troubling experience came during checkout. Two of our international credit cards failed to process, and although we successfully paid with a third, the staff’s attitude was unprofessional. We were met with a sour expression and the word “FINALLY” once the transaction went through—an unacceptable remark that left a lasting negative impression. While the hotel’s setting is undeniably beautiful, the overall service and treatment we received did not reflect the standards of a true 5-star experience. I hope the management takes these concerns seriously and works to improve both staff training and guest relations.

L'hotel offre una pick-up di autobus da Sapporo Station (Terminal Bus), ma le prenotazioni possono essere effettuate solo per telefono. Siamo arrivati domenica, e l'autobus era già completamente imballato quando lasciamo la stazione Sapporo, quindi è meglio prenotare presto. L'hotel è un po' vecchio, anche se le toilette pubbliche sembrano essere state recentemente rinnovate. Le piscine pubbliche sono grandi e rilassanti, ma il pavimento di piastrelle di pietra può essere slippere da lunga utilizzo, quindi siate attenti quando camminare nella zona di bagno. Il buffet ha una buona distribuzione di piatti. Mi sono particolarmente gradito la zuppa di scallop miso, sushi manufatti e dessert. Il ristorante era vivace e pieno di confezioni con famiglie giapponesi locali e turisti d'oltremare. Un piccolo sconto è stato il frutto stagionale come la liquore.Sarebbe meglio se l’hotel assicurasse che i frutti fossero debitamente lavati prima di servire. La connessione Wi-Fi all'hotel è forte e stabile, a differenza del grande hotel spa nel lago Toya, che ho soggiornato pochi giorni fa.

The place is quiet and clean. The lady who checked me in is charming, always smiling. 15-20 minute walk to the center. They only had 2 showers for each gender, but was never a problem during my stay since there’s just few guests then. I like the place and I love the room that I booked. Will definitely stay here again mext time.

Near water fall and the blue pond. One of the better hotel at Biei though it is long built. The hotel provides transport services to and from Asahikawa, but need to prebook 3 days in advance. Limited f&b and convenient store around, either bring your own instant meal or have buffet at the hotel which is a bit pricey though the quality is not bad. We had the same thing for buffet breakfast for both days. Toiletries including skin care is provided. The staff are friendly and helpful.

The house surrounding with thick snow.. Good view & environment … every staffs are very friendly & helpful .. breakfast is good too selection of Japanese or French type

La posizione è buona, cioè non c'è un appuntamento per il bus a prenotare all'hotel. Tutti gli hotel devono vedere in anticipo se può prenotare un altro autobus. In caso contrario, dovrete prendere un autobus. Il bagaglio è ancora più difficile. C'è un vecchio cameriere giapponese, un atteggiamento peggiore, Dopo di che incontrai una signorina cinese, l'atteggiamento era molto buono, ha detto molte cose di attenzione e lode!La stanza è davvero grande, le due valigie sono molto spaziose!Il paesaggio è anche buono!E'una piccola piscina calda, dovrebbe essere circa quattro in camera e una fuori. Entra nella zuppa di salsa e toglietevi i vestiti prima di tenerli in magazzino (nessun cameriere). Guardate quale tavolo vuoto, dovete metterlo e portarlo da soli.La cena è ricco, ma mangiare cibo giapponese è ancora un po'scio ogni giorno!La partenza può andare in autobus e andare in casa