Hotel dekat Lake Kussharo, Teshikaga

2024.October visit There is an open-air hot spring on the 3rd floor♨️ Very quiet, every room faces the lake Really great~ Breakfast is also good. The dining area is completely transparent and illuminated. Through the glass, you can see the maple leaf scenery outside, which is very beautiful. There is free parking 🅿️ After your meal, you can go for a walk by the lakeside behind. Really good chill

Excellent service and room. Excellent onsen. Very delicious food

I didn't get the white bus so I gave up Lake Akan and stayed at Kawayu Onsen instead. I was surprisingly satisfied. The room was big, the hot spring was strong, and there were old men at the front desk. The only drawback was that dinner was not included. There is a family restaurant called 3355 and a noble cafe next to it, both of which are delicious.

My 2-day stay at Kawayu Kanko hotel was very pleasant. While the rooms may look tired, they are spacious and functional (I could do my taiqi exercise in my room!). 3 things I like most about the stay: the staff I interacted with, the onsen and the dinner. Ms Yuka at the front desk spoke perfect English and she gave me the most useful ideas about where to eat and where to go. Thanks to her, I got to learn about the Teshikaga Eco-Passport and got to visit Lake Kussharo (Sunayu area), Lake Mashu and Mt Io by bus, all in one day. Her boss, Mr Nakajima was a very friendly gentleman. Language did not deter him as he patiently gave me a lesson (using his phone translator) about the geographics and the creation of the Kawayu Onsen area. Secondly, the onsen was great. The temperature was just right for me and the mineral refreshed my body instantly. I was told the hot spring water in the hotel came directly from a source that is only a few kilometers away. Lastly, the kaiseki dinner was great. The spread was generous. On a freezing winter day, the 2 personal hotpots greatly filled up and warmed my body. I will definitely return to the hotel.

The first stop of the Hokkaido trip, I stayed here to see the swans. It was almost seven o'clock when I arrived at the town of Yukawa Onsen. I took the Akan bus at the train station to the town. Note that if you get off at the post office, it is not this one directly opposite! It is an old store. Ours is a annex, and it is closest to the Sumo Museum. The annex is very stylish. I wandered around the town when I got lost. I looked at several hot spring hotels, and Honeysuckle Annex is one of the best in the town. The dinner buffet, seafood and sashimi content are OK. The price is not low, it depends on your choice. I praise the young man at the front desk, who has a good attitude, is very enthusiastic, and responds to every request. He helped me book a taxi and helped me contact the activity company that I had booked. There is also a small shop opposite that has delicious pork rice.

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.