Takinoya Bekkan Tamanoyu

Overall, it’s not worth the value. The location is great, with convenience stores just a stone’s throw away. However the ryokan style room is very dated, also the low ceiling makes it feel very oppressed. I was looking forward to the onsen, as this was marketed as onsen ryokan, but it was very disappointing. It’s not very clean and the water temperature is not hot enough. It’s very enclosed and doesn’t feel relaxing… the worse is the dinner. I expected it to be good after all the reviews, but the taste was so-so… and the grilled fish is so hard and dry.

We had one of the best sleep in our Hokkaido trip here on futon bed. Super friendly staff, excellent location and great food.

Nice overall experience. Location extremely central and easy to get to many key places. The ryokan is clearly very used to foreigners. Overall a good experience but I was made fun of by a staff for not knowing some of the ryokan rules (I can understand Japanese but I cannot speak it well). This was the only thing that was a bit embarrassing. The breakfast and dinner were both amazing. I would highly recommend this place.

This is a beautifully traditional, Japanese-style hotel. You can tell it has been operating for many years, but it is impeccably maintained and spotlessly clean. Both breakfast and dinner were absolutely delicious and comforting. It was my American kid’s first time experiencing a traditional Japanese room, and they found it absolutely fascinating! The staff were wonderful—I accidentally left something behind, and when I called, they found it immediately and responsibly shipped it to my next hotel right away. We are incredibly grateful!

A wonderful hotel in Noboribetsu, highly recommended! Booking and check-in were very easy, and the staff explained everything clearly. We were given a printed sheet with dinner and breakfast times, as well as information about where everything was located. Dinner was amazing. You can choose one of three main dishes, and the meal itself is very generous. We spent almost an hour eating because there was so much food, and everything was delicious. After dinner, we went to the hanabi festival. It turned out that in summer Noboribetsu Onsen has a festival on certain days, where you can watch a beautiful demon show. It was really impressive! Breakfast was also excellent and very tasty. In addition to the main dishes, there is a self-service area where you can take extra food. The onsen was wonderful. At first, we wanted to try the private onsen, so we booked it in advance by email for 50 minutes. Inside, there are two baths, which was very nice, and one of them is outdoors. The public onsen has a similar setup, with both indoor and outdoor baths. Everything you might need is provided, including creams, lotions, foot massagers, and other amenities. The location is excellent: only about 15 minutes by bus from Noboribetsu Station. The bear park is also nearby, and Hell Valley is about a 10-minute walk away. The hotel is clean, pleasant, and beautifully combines modern comfort with a traditional atmosphere. We would be very happy to come back!

Everything was well during my stay. The service was outstanding. The breakfast was outstanding. I liked it more than dinner .

A boutique ryokan in noboribetsu located about 12m taxi ride from the JR station. It is quaint unlike the other bigger hotels in the region. Rooms are very spacious with tatami style futons. Onsen is a little small for the size of the hotel but it is ok as you don’t really get too many guests. The meals included are great. Service was wonderful. On my check out it was super early at 7am and the staff made me onigiris to bring along.

This is a traditional ryokan. We had a lakeview room. Nice quiet place.

Food was awesome and was a great spread for both dinner and breakfast. Enjoyed the traditional ryokan experience sleeping on futons and experiencing the onsen. Would recommend :)