Reviews of Rishiri Fuji Kanko Hotel

near to the cape and ferry terminal. friendly staff too and nice onsen

The hotel is conveniently located right next to the ferry terminal. Our room had an open view of the ocean, and it was only about a 10-minute walk from where we disembarked. If you're driving, you'll need to park in the back lot and walk for a few minutes. However, the food was just average.

It is quite expensive. However, there are not many choices.

Excellent location. 300 meters from ferry terminal. All staffs were helpful,and hospitable.

The location is convenient; you can see it right from the pier when you board the boat. If you manage your time well, it's perfect for a two-day, one-night trip. October isn't peak season, so there aren't many tourists, and it feels like you have four shows to yourself at each attraction.

It's close to Rishiri Island Port. After disembarking, you can rent a car across the street. There's a parking lot behind the hotel. It's a one-night stay with two meals included. Dinner was okay, but breakfast had limited options. The hotel is rather old. The ********* female staff were very friendly.

The hotel has a great location, comfortable rooms, and a view of Mount Rishiri. If you want to use the free airport shuttle, please contact the hotel before departure. There are electric assisted bicycles available for rent, but the cost is calculated per 2 hours, which is not cost-effective. 😅

Facilities: A bit old but still very clean. The rooms are spacious. Service: There are friendly staff at the front desk and in the restaurant who speak Chinese, so communication is smooth and seamless. All the important information was explained clearly. Meals: We booked a room that included breakfast and dinner. The meals were exquisite and tasteful, and we ate at the restaurant at a pre-arranged time. Hot Spring: A large indoor hot spring pool. My skin felt so smooth after soaking in it. Location: A five-minute walk from the pier. It's very convenient for taking a boat or sightseeing bus. You can also walk to the nearby headland for a hike. We climbed to the observation deck halfway up the hill, which had great views. You can also continue up to the top.

It is very close to the pier and bus stop in Wakkanai, but there are not many restaurants nearby. There are multiple attractions that are within 30 minutes of walking distance.

Very close to the port, just across the street. There's a small convenience store next door that closes at 5 PM. The hotel offers electric bicycles from 1500 yuan for 2 hours. Dinner set meals do not include sea urchin and drinks, which are extra. Some rooms have been recently renovated. The hotel has a public bath, so soaking in the tub is fine. Breakfast is a simple Japanese buffet. Service is good.

The hotel is about ten kilometers from the airport, but only a 2-minute walk from the pier, making it very convenient. I was very satisfied with the hotel service. Japanese people are very clean, so the hotel was very clean. Make sure to request daily room cleaning upon check-in, otherwise, unlike hotels in China, they won't clean the room. I booked a twin room. When booking a hotel in Japan, be careful not to book a room with a double bed, and also pay attention to the width of the bed. Some rooms are labeled as having a double bed, but the bed is only 1.2 meters wide—how can two people sleep in that? The room I booked could have an extra bed; part of the room was tatami mats that could sleep multiple people. Because it was the off-season, the hotel wasn't crowded, so the onsen (hot spring) was less crowded, allowing me to enjoy it to my heart's content. Dinner was plentiful, with different dishes every day, while breakfast was average.

The hotel staff were very kind. However, I thought the breakfast could have been a little better considering the price.

The hygiene was excellent, the service was good, and the location was superb, right across from the pier.

Rishiri Island has a small population, so don't expect much from the hotel's food and beverage service. Prices in less-visited tourist areas of Hokkaido are skyrocketing; this ordinary little inn cost over 3000 yen a night for one adult and two children without meals included—ouch! Luckily, the weather was great, and our cycling and hiking trip that day was a success. The ********* receptionist was smart and capable, and she was very helpful; thank you.