Oyado Kiyomizuya

The staff is very enthusiastic and the room is very unique, pure Japanese style, but unfortunately it is too old and not very comfortable. At this price, the cost performance is not very high.

First of all, I am not sure whether I was upgraded because I stayed for two nights in a row and it was off-season. Because the room should not be so big when I booked it. When I checked in, it felt smaller than 40 square meters. I stayed in 507. 507 is not recommended. In a twin-bed room, because the heater expands and contracts constantly, I can't sleep well, so I'd better get a bed on the floor. ♨️There is only one open-air hot spring, so boys and girls can bathe in different time periods, and boys can bathe at 21 o'clock and after. Although the bath equipment is a bit older, you can enjoy the relaxation after taking a bath and your skin will be lubricated, but don't use it to wash your face! My eyes can’t stand it 😭 It includes two meals: breakfast from 7:00 to 8:00 and dinner from 17:00 to 18:00. You can choose the time period by yourself. They are all eaten in the room. The portion is quite large and the taste is up to standard. You need to be aware that breakfast will wake you up half an hour in advance to put away the bedding. It's a 15-minute walk from Hell Valley. There are very few people on the black sky road, but you will encounter deer. Hell Valley is so dark that I don't dare to go deep. You have to change buses when you get off JR Noboribetsu. Hokkaido buses are not easy to take for the first time. It is easy to get on the wrong side or miss the bus or take the bus past the stop. The overseas version of DIDI is not available locally. You can try Uber (I haven’t tried it) or the one in the picture. The phone number said that the driver at JR station should be able to understand it. It is most convenient to book a taxi at the hotel front desk, which costs about 136 yuan one way, and you can pay with Alipay.

Walking distance from Noboribetsu Station and very close to Hell Valley The hot spring shopping street is also within walking distance The hotel facilities are older, but it does not affect my stay experience Clean and tidy Japanese style The service staff at the door will take you to your room and introduce you to the room and the use of the hot spring. It seems that nowadays it is rare to see hotels that open with keys... Just like the warm feeling of an old man waiting for his children to come home... There will also be hotel staff who will put tatami mats and cute quilts... Next time I will book dinner and breakfast at the hotel earlier (two days in advance), I believe it will be very good... Noboribetsu is a beautiful and warm place. I will come again next time...

The Japanese service was great, the luggage was wiped clean if it was a bit muddy. A typical traditional Japanese hot spring hotel, giving travelers who want to experience nostalgia a good feeling. There are not many guests, and although the equipment has a bit of a historical feel, this is the feeling you want, which is something you can't feel in other new big hotels. Bathing in the hot springs here feels like a private bath, which is great.

The location of the hotel is good, but the hotel has been renovated for too long and the facilities are very basic, especially the hot springs♨️. Fortunately, the dinner and breakfast were good. After taking a bath at Noboribetsu Hot Spring, my hair and skin were silky and delicate.

Although it is some distance from the station, the transportation is seamless and it is very convenient to get to the hot spring town. The room is very clean and tidy, the service is good, and I sleep very comfortably at night

There is a hotel inside Noboribetsu Hot Spring Street. It is smaller in size than other hotels, but it looks more like a traditional Japanese hotel and the price is relatively cheap. It is much more reasonable than before the epidemic. The hotel is divided into men's bath and women's bath. Cleaning starts at 9 o'clock every night and interchanges at 9:30. There are seicomart and 711 nearby in a 5-minute walk, and it's also a short walk to Hell Valley.