Top Business Hotels in Teshikaga

３ I stayed for three consecutive years. The view from the window is the best in a clean hotel It was like a painting. The receptionist hotel 々 was also very kind ｡⁠◕⁠‿⁠◕⁠｡ From afar ✈ If you have another chance, stay I want to be able to do it.

It has probably been more than ５ years to stay at Kawayu Onsen. This time, I stayed at Kawayu Tourist Hotel for ２ nights. It is the first use. There is also a sauna on the net, so book. When I checked in, the sauna was suspended because it was a corona ridge. No description on the net. It was done. The room is a Japanese room. Very old. Tatami mats are waves and holes on the wall. The sauna was disappointing, but the hot springs were good. The open-air bath is pleasant. Dinner is a half private room and thank you for this time. The content was not bad. Breakfast is a Viking form. This was also a time of this time, there were few guests and the content was not bad. Thank you for free Wi-Fi because it was used at work. The room is old, but it is a washlet, and there is ice water in the pot. The building is only yukata. No dryer in the room. TV cannot be seen by BS. It was used at work, but it is not private.

Owed this feedback for too long. We actually stayed in Oct2019. Took a bus from Mashu Station and arrived early before check-in time. Gentleman at reception was so kind to let us into our room on 2nd floor. No lifts and we had 4 luggages for 2 females. Appreciate so much for sending them to the room. Apologies for the trouble but we were spending 1mth in Hokkaido. We stayed 3nights and were very satisfied with room. It's kept to the basic and towels were thin but it's fine as room was very clean and tidy. Rate is unbeatable and stay was pleasant throughout. Thank you for the kind hospitality. For those who don't drive, bus-stop is walking distance to/from Mashu Station.

The hotel is very close to JR Station of Chuantang Hot Springs. It takes about 10 minutes to walk. The front desk service is very good and there is no problem in English communication. At the time of check-in, the hot spring tax is charged per person, 150 yen per person. Booked in a Japanese-style triple room, the room is very warm, the breakfast is good, typical Japanese cuisine, although the taste is not used, but full. The hotel's hot springs are very comfortable, there are not many pools, one indoors, one outdoor, and no other outdoor pools. If you do not consider the traffic, it is recommended to go to the Sulphur Mountain direction, the choice will be more, all the way to the hot spring inn, all natural hot springs. The hotel also provides free help to host a trip, which is very convenient.

recommend! The view is really good, the lake view and swan are outside the window, the facilities are a bit old, the room does not have a toilet, and the transportation in winter is not very convenient. It is 6 kilometers away from the JR station of Kawayu Onsen. There is no direct bus, but it is completely flawed. The boss will not English, but there is no obstacle to software communication, the service is very good, breakfast is 1,000 yen, dinner is 2,000 yen, there are no convenience stores and restaurants around, so be prepared before going

Stayed one night at the hostel while passing through town. It's located on a farm, good location to the national park and quiet because it's set so far back from the road. Overall, for one night it was fine. Dorms are good size but even in fall, the room is very hot and stuffy. There is a fan but no other ventilation. Was nice to have a sink in the room to get ready at night. Showers and baths on the main floor are a bit dated but fine overall. A family lives at the hostel and they are nice but not super friendly, and it felt like I was intruding on someone's home. Sound carries VERY well in the building too so if you have noisy people (like I did), you hear everything late at night. Breakfast was good and plentiful, traditional Japanese cuisine. The dinner gets raved about a lot because it's homemade and multi-courses. I thought it was fine, nice change of pace and nice to have a home cooked meal, but I think it's overpriced. That said, there is literally nothing around the hostel so it is a convenience. You cannot cook your own food, any food you bring in, they will store until you leave. Checkout is at 9am, which is ridiculous given the cost of the hostel. Breakfast is from 7:30 - 8:30am but you gotta go at the beginning to get the best pickings. Given the location, it was a fine choice but I wouldn't go out of my way to stay again. While it's a youth hostel and the family aspect would normally be nice, it felt like you were crashing a someone's home and they didn't care if you were there or not. Credit cards accepted and one of the women speaks very good English.

Ryokan Kussharokosou provides flawless service and all the necessary facilities for visitors. Stay connected with your associates, as complimentary Wi-Fi is available during your entire visit.When arriving by car, you'll be grateful for the on-site complimentary parking at ryokan. To ensure the well-being and convenience of all visitors, smoking is strictly prohibited throughout the entire ryokan. Various excellent meal offerings at ryokan ensure that enticing and easily accessible options are constantly available. Throughout the day and night, guests can enjoy light refreshments with the ryokan offering vending machines.

Located a 12-minute drive from JR Mashu Train Station, Polaris offers non-smoking accommodations and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Hokkaido's iconic wide field view can be enjoyed from each room. In-room facilities include air conditioning, an en suite bathroom, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A common lounge area and a library are available at Polaris. Guests can enjoy star watching around the property at night, and the owner can explain about the stars. A western-style dinner and breakfast prepared using local fresh produce are served in the dining area. Lake Kussharo is a 15-minute drive away, while Lake Mashu is a 20-minute drive from the property. Both the Kushiro Wetlands and Akan Lakeside National Ski Area are located a 60-minute drive away.

Kawayu Hot Spring is an unforgettable town, and the autumn scenery changes every day. It is recommended to go to the Natural History Museum. It is free. It is only a few minutes' walk away from the Sumo Memorial. The room in this hotel is very clean. The hot spring is on the first floor. It is very old and feels very bad. It is a bit like a bathhouse more than 20 years ago. Stay for two nights without meals for 500 one night.