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"Comfortable all around with a good bed. Perfect place to stay before a flight. I highly recommend this hotel."

"I had not been a fan of onsens before this property. It was large enough that I didn’t feel claustrophobic or uncomfortable. The different pools and size allowed me to enjoy it for a couple of hours and not be bored. Moreover, it being at foot of Hell Valley made it a memorable site."

"the stay is amazing. the onsen and services are good mak9ng the stay a very enjoyable one. definitely will stay again if i am passing through the same area"

"Close to train station "

"We arrived before check in and the hotel offered to hold our luggage for us so we could explore Chitose without something rolling behind us. Then when we checked in, the staff put our luggage in our room! What a surprise and such a kind thought. Breakfast offered a lot of local favorites with a variety of choices. Thank you to all the hotel staff for your helpfulness and warm smiles."

"Loved the onsen, very traditional Japanese breakfast. Super clean!"

"It was during winter carnival. Good hotel banner for the price. Easy access. Good service"

"We had a very nice week-long stay at this hotel. It was easily accessible by bus and about a15-minute walk to the train station. After not finding a car to rent online, we were able to find one at the property next door. It is close to many places to eat and to convenience stores. Sapporo, beach locations, a main commercial avenue in Tomakomai and Chitose airport are all accessible by bus. However the nearby mountain lake was not, hence the need for a car. We stayed there because of the proximity to the ferry. The room is small but very well distributed with all comforts covered. The outside and neighbour noise was minimal. The breakfast was a delight each morning. It is a good base even without a car."

"I don't think I spent enough time in Tomakomai to get a good feeling for the area, I mainly stayed here because it was close to Sapporo and the hotel was within walking distance from Tomakomai train station. The hotel was also very close to a Don Quijote, Lawson, and Seicomart. The only room option available at the time was a smoking room, and while it was clean, the room itself seemed old and like it needed some updating. The view from my room was nice though, and there wasn't a lingering odor of smoke. The general area is quite different to what I was expecting, being quite industrial, but it still felt safe and quiet at night. This is also a port town, seeing multiple fairies coming and going daily, which makes this hotel convenient to people who may be coming into the area by ship."