"A beautiful property with first-class amenities, especially the in-room onsen with the view of the winding creek and colorful mountains. The food served in both breakfast and dinner are fresh, delicious, with various flavors, and artistically presented. It is a bit more expensive than another two similar type of resorts we stayed, but entirely justifiable. The only aspect this resort falls behind is the effectiveness of communication in English of its staff, especially, some work in front-desk."
"A beautiful property with first-class amenities, especially the in-room onsen with the view of the winding creek and colorful mountains. The food served in both breakfast and dinner are fresh, delicious, with various flavors, and artistically presented. It is a bit more expensive than another two similar type of resorts we stayed, but entirely justifiable. The only aspect this resort falls behind is the effectiveness of communication in English of its staff, especially, some work in front-desk."
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The corner suite was ideal as we had a large patio on the first floor. The backyard setting was beautiful as we sipped our morning beverage outside. The private onsen was perfect as we looked out onto the greenery. The staff was outstanding from the time of check in to check out. Both the dinners and breakfast (we stayed two nights) were outstanding, and we enjoyed every bite. The town itself is small and outside of some hiking, there isn't much to do. But if you're looking for a true get away...
The corner suite was ideal as we had a large patio on the first floor. The backyard setting was beautiful as we sipped our morning beverage outside. The private onsen was perfect as we looked out onto the greenery. The staff was outstanding from the time of check in to check out. Both the dinners and breakfast (we stayed two nights) were outstanding, and we enjoyed every bite. The town itself is small and outside of some hiking, there isn't much to do. But if you're looking for a true get away...
Excellent service,foods Excellent all around.
Only wish for frequent shuttles from Saporro.
I would return to this property without any hesitation, my husband and I really enjoyed the stay, thank you.
Excellent service,foods Excellent all around.
Only wish for frequent shuttles from Saporro.
I would return to this property without any hesitation, my husband and I really enjoyed the stay, thank you.
Moon
Reviewed October 22, 2026Reviewed October 22, 2026
Stayed 2 days with a friend. Food was outstanding but two days food quantity was different. First day was way more than the second day, but I enjoyed so much both days. The room was so nice and enjoyed every moment of it. When we consumed beer in the room I asked to refill and it happened in 20seconds. I love to revisit the place.
Stayed 2 days with a friend. Food was outstanding but two days food quantity was different. First day was way more than the second day, but I enjoyed so much both days. The room was so nice and enjoyed every moment of it. When we consumed beer in the room I asked to refill and it happened in 20seconds. I love to revisit the place.
Yenari
Reviewed October 15, 2026Reviewed October 15, 2026
Amazing ryokan style hotel, highly recommended. The omakase dinner and breakfast were both delicious. Surpassed our expectations with the hotel and the surrounding area. Beautiful place with lots of outdoor activities depending on the season. We visited during November and it was the most beautiful place we seen in Hokkaido, including the drive into and out of it. This place would be our top priority when we visit Hokkaido again.
Amazing ryokan style hotel, highly recommended. The omakase dinner and breakfast were both delicious. Surpassed our expectations with the hotel and the surrounding area. Beautiful place with lots of outdoor activities depending on the season. We visited during November and it was the most beautiful place we seen in Hokkaido, including the drive into and out of it. This place would be our top priority when we visit Hokkaido again.
Tommy
Reviewed November 6, 2023Reviewed November 6, 2023
Our favorite hotel in Sapporo!
Room: We booked the Classy King room for 2 people and it was spacious and clean! We were very happy with the amenities and features in the room.
Lounge: Classy rooms include access to their lounge which has coffee/tea and desserts throughout the day. It's a good space to relax or catch on up some work.
Dining: The salmon flakes set was delicious and breakfast buffet was tasty with a wide array of fresh food.
Location: The hotel is directly attached to Sapporo...
Our favorite hotel in Sapporo!
Room: We booked the Classy King room for 2 people and it was spacious and clean! We were very happy with the amenities and features in the room.
Lounge: Classy rooms include access to their lounge which has coffee/tea and desserts throughout the day. It's a good space to relax or catch on up some work.
Dining: The salmon flakes set was delicious and breakfast buffet was tasty with a wide array of fresh food.
Location: The hotel is directly attached to Sapporo...
Ivy
Reviewed January 28, 2026Reviewed January 28, 2026
Spent 2 nights here on a side quest from Tokyo before heading back to the US.
Location was great. Maybe 5 min walk from the station. Easy check in, friendly and helpful staff.
Room was considerably smaller than our room in Shibuya, but it was 1/5 the price. Clean and in good shape. Only big downside was lack of pillows and a very hard mattress. Could not figure out the AC - never seemed to blow cold even after deciding the instructions. Thankfully it's 0° in mid March, and they have a nice...
Spent 2 nights here on a side quest from Tokyo before heading back to the US.
Location was great. Maybe 5 min walk from the station. Easy check in, friendly and helpful staff.
Room was considerably smaller than our room in Shibuya, but it was 1/5 the price. Clean and in good shape. Only big downside was lack of pillows and a very hard mattress. Could not figure out the AC - never seemed to blow cold even after deciding the instructions. Thankfully it's 0° in mid March, and they have a nice...
We did two non consecutive nights (Sunday and the following Friday) at the Kieo Plaza Hotel as a means for getting to/from the airport (CTS), while on a ski trip. We were skiing (and staying) at Niseko village for the week. The Kieo Plaza Hotel worked out perfectly. We took the city bus from/to CTS, and combined that with a Hokkaido resort bus to get to/from Niseko. Both busses stopped at the hotel and resorts, so we didn't have to slough our luggage through the snow. Also, the Kieo Plaza...
We did two non consecutive nights (Sunday and the following Friday) at the Kieo Plaza Hotel as a means for getting to/from the airport (CTS), while on a ski trip. We were skiing (and staying) at Niseko village for the week. The Kieo Plaza Hotel worked out perfectly. We took the city bus from/to CTS, and combined that with a Hokkaido resort bus to get to/from Niseko. Both busses stopped at the hotel and resorts, so we didn't have to slough our luggage through the snow. Also, the Kieo Plaza...
Kim
Reviewed February 2, 2025Reviewed February 2, 2025
What can a history enthusiast expect from a trip to Jozankei?
You're already probably planning a visit to sights of historical relevance while you're staying in Jozankei. Why not appreciate the hot springs during your visit?
How many historical hotels will I find in Jozankei?
In Jozankei, there are 30 lodging options bookable on Expedia though not many historic hotels to choose from.
What are the top historical places and other sights to visit in Jozankei?
Favorite places to visit include Jozankei Futami Park, Jozankei Hot Spring, and Kokusai Ski Resort. Additionally, in the area you'll find Odori Park and Daiwa House Premist Dome.
What is a historic hotel like in Jozankei?
A guest who chooses a historic hotel has the opportunity to stay in a place that's been officially recognized with a historic designation. Historic hotels throughout the world can take the form of castles, palaces or even pubs or old police stations. These types of hotels in Jozankei typically preserve original qualities such as period features or traditional architecture in their communal spaces or guestrooms.
What is the difference between a historic hotel and a heritage hotel?
The two are similar. "Historic hotel" is a term often used in the U.S., while "heritage hotel" is often used in Asia and Europe. Historic hotels tend to emphasize the physical building and architecture. A heritage hotel draws meaning mainly from the cultural value and how it inspired the surrounding community.
Do historic hotels in Jozankei have modern facilities?
Yes, every effort is made to preserve treasured traditions and historic facades, but interiors include modern conveniences and safety features. Visitors should expect the popular amenities you'd find in a hotel such as WiFi, heating and air conditioning, and updated bathroom facilities. When you book a historic hotel in Jozankei, it doesn't mean you will stay in a place that's rundown or uncomfortable for guests.