Noboribetsu Hotels near Noboribetsu Jigokudani

Amazing little ryokan, not one of the mega resorts in the area. Rooms are spacious and the staff are so nice. The meals are amazing and well worth the price. Both public and private saunas are great.

The Kiseki dinner is pretty good. Opposite is the minimart which you can get your stuff conveniently. We added the breakfast which is simple.

Very enjoyable stay, great food and service. We appreciated the delicious vegan meal for one guest (request well in advance).

This hotel is right opposite to the bus stop and about 50m from 7/11 and seicomart. I m not gonna lie this place is old, maybe not as old as the lady who brought the dinner to our room.

A delightful stay! The staff was more than generous with their help via email prior to my arrival and throughout my stay.

Had a great stay at Kashoutei Hanaya. They provided free shuttle to and fro Noboribetsu station. The place is small and cozy, and is located a short walk from the main area with the shops.

It was an impeccable and brilliant onsen hotel experience for my family.

From getting there to leaving, the Noguchi excelled at ensuring that I had a relaxing, and luxurious stay.

Nice little touristy town with a few things to do. However, the town exists because of the hotsprings. So people come maily for the Onsen. Managed well but be warned: you go in the nude!

I did not get the chance to try the hot spring 🥲 My friends did and they said it was very good.
The hot spring opens up to night time, so there are plenty of time.

A non frill small hotel with a great cafe at the lobby. The pastries are high quality and delicious. The onsen is very hot but we can use the grand onsen at a big hotel opposite.

Fantastic hotel, extremely comfortable, modern, with the best café in town at the lobby. You have to try their creations!
Staff was kind, bathroom was luxurious, beds clean and super comfy.

A convenient base for exploring Noboribetsu, with easy access to major attractions like Noboribetsu Date Jidai Village (登別伊達時代村) and Jigokudani Valley (登別地獄谷).

My family of 5 had a good experience at Hotel Mahoroba. It is a large hotel that caters to tour groups. We all stayed in one tatami room which was fairly spacious by Japanese standards.
Pros.

We wanted to try the private onsen experience and this room didn't disappoint. From a special door to the large room with a lovely view of noboribetsu area, we really enjoyed our time.

Shared bath is a little old and was crowded when I was there around end of Oct 2024.
Dinner is fine, buffet style with crab, scallop, tempura, dessert, japanese dishes.
Breakfast is nice.

Really good and absolutely worth the money! The onsen area has four different ponds to enjoy, which makes it extra relaxing.

The room is really big and is a traditional Japanese style. There is also a private hot spring in your room. The dinner set course meal is superb, with many authentic dishes.

This Japanese style hotel really immerses us in Japanese style living. Outside shoes are removed, stored, and indoor slippers are used as soon as we walked in, even before the check-in counter.

The hotel was a great retro experience. Everythings looks and feels like from the 1980s, but at the same time is very well maintained. The staff was exceptionally welcoming and helpfull.

Our first stay in Japan, was a relaxing time after our long flight.

Good experience, especially liking the onsen and buffet breakfast and dinner that comes with the room rates. We also get Yukatas throughout the stay. Parking is free and in front of the hotel.