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Welcome to Noboribetsu Manseikaku, your Noboribetsu “home away from home.” Noboribetsu Manseikaku aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Yukake Kizo (0.1 mi) and Symbol Oni (0.1 mi), guests of Noboribetsu Manseikaku Hotel can easily experience some of Noboribetsu's most well known attractions.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer air conditioning and a refrigerator, and you can stay connected during your stay as Noboribetsu Manseikaku Hotel offers guests free internet access.
Plus, Noboribetsu Manseikaku offers a pool and an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
If you’re looking for an Italian restaurant, consider a visit to Pizzeria Astra or Kissaten, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Noboribetsu Manseikaku.
There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular historic sites such as Natazukuri Kannon.
Noboribetsu Manseikaku puts the best of Noboribetsu at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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This hotel is a little tricky to get to, as you first have to get yourself to the Noboribetsu JR Station, then take a bus (approx. 45 min.) to the Noboribetsu Gateway Center Bus Station, then a short (<5 minute) walk across the street to the Noboribetsu Manseikaku hotel Onsen. By the way, if you buy your two-way bus ticket at the JR Station, it is slightly cheaper. The check-in process can be a little tedious, as this hotel can be very strict with their check-in time, and in that you are given an escort to your room, who will provide a brief orientation and answer any questions. The room we had, is not of a typical Japanese onsen style. We were fortunate to have a large queen size bed, with TV, fridge, etc. As for the buffet dinner, not bad, I would not complain; with sushi, dumplings, pasta, noodles, steak, venison, etc. And the buffet breakfast - nothing special, typical Japanese Onsen Hotel style. One thing to remember is that alcoholic and soft drink beverages will incur an additional cost, though there is a free drink bar available with coffee, tea, water, and a small assortment of juices. As for their facilities, they have two extremely large segregated public hot spring pools, indoor co-ed swimming and whirl pool. And what to do in this area for excitement, there are many hiking trails with names like Hell Valley, that will easily take up most of your time and many photo ops especially during the month of October due to the changing of the leaves. Therefore a two night stay would be justifiable. The one major issue I have, is that the public hot spring onsens are crowded during the day and evening. Best time to hit them is late in the evening, well after dinner, or after midnight - then you can have the spa almost all to yourself. Be forewarned, that English is not widely spoken in these here parts, though you should be fine with the front desk. And no Tipping - fantastic. There is some shopping in the area that is geared primarily to the Japanese tourist. To really have a leisurely time here, you need to spend at least two nights, if it is within your budget.
Would I recommend this establishment: Definitely
Would we return: Yes, though we would go for two nights, instead of one.
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Date of stay: October 2011
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We stayed here for 2 nights, my family of 5, in one of the traditional Japanese rooms on the 11th floor.
Rooms are clean and functional.
Breakfast spread is extensive, so is the dinner buffet, until you realize that 80% of the items are same! So we had the same food 4 times in the 48 hours. Not ideal.
The onsen facilities are good, but I have been to better ones.
What I didn’t like about this place is how rigid / inflexible they were. I wanted to fill up my baby’s thermos flask with hot water from the dispenser during breakfast. I was told off. That dispenser is meant for cups only. So fine, I used a cup and then poured the water into my thermos. Nope that wasn’t acceptable either.
My daughter wanted to use a desert bowl for the soft scoop ice cream so that she could add some fruit toppings. Nope that wasn’t allowed. The standard issue ice cream cups were tiny and made of plastic. What is wrong with using 1 washable bowl instead of using 5 small plastic cups? So much for being eco friendly.
My husband wanted to use the glasses provided in our bedrooms in the shared chill-out lounge on the evenings instead of using the paper cups that were provided in the lobby’s. Nope that wasn’t allowed. You had to use the paper cups. Like what???!! What is with all these rules, and the lack of thought or flexibility when enforcing them?!
I will not be back, that’s for sure.
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Date of stay: December 2019Trip type: Travelled with family
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Price is reasonable in that area. The hotel is big with many rooms. The location is good with a big open area free parking nearby. the overall service is great too. the package offers breakfast buffet
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Date of stay: July 2019
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The building has seen better days, and to say it’s shabby and outdated is an understatement. It’s gloomy and grim throughout. The only concession to the 21st century is an internet connection. The bed with its sharp springs poking through is one of the most uncomfortable I’ve ever had to sleep on. I presume that in the 1960s or 70s it was in the cheap-and-cheerful category, but now it’s neither. The only dinner they have on offer is a 3,000 yen buffet which is worth about 1,000 yen at most. (All restaurants in the town are still closed due to Covid.) I’d booked for two nights, but checked out after one. Noboribetsu Onsen itself is a charmless, concrete place appealing mainly to the Japanese over-70s, but if you do decide to come here, try a different lodging.
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Date of stay: June 2020
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I traveled with my college aged son to this hot spring town and stayed at this hotel which is located next to the bus depot (take the bus to JR station). you can walk to the hell's valley or take a shuttle from bus depot. The hotel offers buffets (9/10) for morning and night, and hot spring which was fantastic. My second hot spring hotel, this one has an outdoor pool in the color of milk. Very therapeutic special place. The room is Japanese style tatami which the staff set it up while we are at dinner.
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Date of stay: July 2023
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Definitely worth visiting! Enjoyed one of the most decent hot spring here before dinner. We also love the buffet dinner which offered a variety of food, including sushi, sashimi, desserts, ice-cream, etc. The room was comfortable and the stuff made the tatami when we went for dinner. Enjoyed the stay very much.
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Date of stay: July 2023
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Fantastic location beside the bus terminal if your coming by public transport. The onsen experience was decent and well equipped, the pools were big and the outdoor one was good. The breakfast and dinner buffet spread was a lot, quality was okay. The tatami rooms were comfortable, areas for improvement is that the lounge looks dated and unused. Indoor pool was also not available during my visit. Staff were okay.
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Date of stay: June 2023Trip type: Travelled with family
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After eating alone, I was led to a seat facing the wall. He asked me to serve him on the Vikings and on my own. It was like a Directions Inn hotel. Honestly, there's no price and service. It is a big box, so it seems to focus on groups, but I don't recommend it for individuals, especially solo travelers.
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Date of stay: September 2024
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WARNING FOR USING THE OUTDOOR ONSEN AT THIS HOTEL. I'd like to recommend every travellers who want to use the outdoor onsen at this hotel to be alert and very careful before using it. The picture of the outdoor onsen that is on there page does not reflect the real surrounding! I and my daughters just experienced seeing a hidden camera with zoom lense from the building right next to (which is part of the hotel main building. Same hotel owner per se). After reported this incident to the hotel, they said the spot that I saw the hidden camera was the emergency stairs where no single cctv installed to track and trace any treaspasser. However, they've said they will be more careful and keep investigate. I personally think it's very strange that hotel put the outdoor onsen for 'women' at the side of the building while my husband told me that the men onsen was surrounded by the high walls which is more secured. So, please be very very careful and look around before you dip into the onset pool. There're plenty of outdoor onsens in Noboribetsu for you and your family to choose from ,and, hopefully are more secured than one of this hotel.
My last two cents, I am not sure whether naked women are taken advantage by hidden camera in public bath or onsen in Japan is common. Because the hotel staff's reaction was almost like nothing happened when I was reporting frightenedly.
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Date of stay: March 2017Trip type: Travelled with family
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My family and I stayed at this hotel for 1 night while visiting Jigokudani. From our arrival by car, we met an unfriendly and rude doorman who simply ignored us when we asked him where the parking spaces were. He got frustrated with us when we tried to clarify further because he only spoke Japanese and did not know any English.
Hotel rooms were average and air ventilation seemed stale in the hotel. Some parts of the toilet and sink were rusty due to wear and tear. When we asked staff to set up our futon mat beds while we were at dinner, we came back to beds that were kind of messy and not befitting of a 3 star hotel.
The buffet dinner we had at the Level 3 restaurant Stella Monte was unsatisfactory or rather not worth the price we paid. Ventilation in the dining hall was poor i.e. stuffy. Food was left unattended for long periods; miso soup was lukewarm and not well heated up for consumption. Shabu shabu pot was also filled with remnants of meat soaked by many guests earlier. Grilled scallops were relatively uncooked as it was cooked in batches, and fruits like oranges did not seem fresh. The final straw was that one staff member was extremely impolite when trying to clear out food from our table.
While not during the tourist peak season, the hotel seemed really crowded. I will not recommend staying here as I believe there are better choices available in Jigokudani.
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Date of stay: May 2016Trip type: Travelled with family
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It's the culture of Japan that people go to onsen, it has to be nude, no exception. Thus I believe it's unable to find one but if u go to Taiwan, u may wear swimsuit.
On the hotel website, there is a link for shuttle bus from Sapporo to their hotel. It leaves ard 1.30pm. They provide a link to a website which is for the noboribetsu yuyu-liner. It cost 1000yen one way . this bus only visits this hotel and 2 other hotels. U make a reservation on this website. Hope that helps.
There are more places to choose from in the Noboribetsu area.
PRICE RANGE
S$213 - S$318 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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noboribetsu manseikaku hotel noboribetsu, onsen hotel noboribetsu
LOCATION
JapanHokkaidoNoboribetsuNoboribetsu Onsen
NUMBER OF ROOMS
200
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