Hotel Toyotomi

The spring quality of the hot spring flowing directly from the source is wonderful. The room is spacious and the bathtub in the room is also large. It was a standard course, but the dinner was so many that women couldn't eat it all, and the contents changed both nights. We enjoyed the fresh local ingredients. Breakfast is served on a small table, with a choice of bread or rice. The number of side dishes was satisfactory. Milk, coffee, orange and tomato juice are self-service. I loved the coffee and milk. The local ice cream sold at the front desk was very delicious.

The hotel was built a long time ago, but the design was interesting. The circular bath is especially symbolic. The room was a normal Japanese style room. Toyotomi Onsen has a history of carving the world and the hot springs gushing out, and there are several inns and hotels in the surrounding area, but basically it has an atmosphere like in the forest. Many tours stay in Rishiri Island and Rebun Island, but I think only long-term excursions stay here. Other than tourists, there were also people who came to the neighborhood for construction work and for treatment of atopic dermatitis. There are normal hot springs and hot springs, but the hot springs were brown and cloudy with a pungent smell in the back of the flowers like oil. It was my first time to enter this type of hot spring, so it was interesting. We had our meals in the large hall, and there were dishes that made us feel like we were in the mountains. Alcohol other than beer is out of stock, so it's a little difficult, but I felt that there were fewer employees overall. When I went to the hot spring around 10pm, the first floor was almost pitch black. Breakfast is half self-serve, and you get rice and miso soup and arrive at the table. The view from the restaurant was nice with the atmosphere in the forest. I stayed here because I was on the way back from Wakkanai to Sapporo on the Ororon Line through the Sarobetsu Plains, but I thought it would have been better if I didn't stay here. The hotel is famous for treating atopic dermatitis.

I stayed one night during my trip. As I had high expectations, there were many disappointing points here and there, which was disappointing. ●Pros: Quiet and spacious environment, spacious rooms ●Disadvantages: No smiles at the front desk, no hospitality at all Where is the petroleum smell typical of Toyotomi Onsen? The quality of the spring may change depending on the day, but there is almost no smell. Vegetable salad with sprinkles, 3 kinds of ready-made side dishes, I was able to eat a small pot for breakfast. Possibly reheated leftovers from last night, miso soup is almost tasteless, flimsy dry salmon fillets, large grilled * can't be delicious with ready-made ones. It's full of feelings just by putting things on it, is this going to cost you more than 10,000 yen? I was stunned.