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1. Onsen Yusenkaku

Rankoshi

$143 nightly

Aug 16 - Aug 17

2. Spa SHIOSAI

Toyoura

Xiaofeng

$77 nightly

Jul 26 - Jul 27

3. One Niseko Resort Towers

Niseko

Andrew

$80 nightly

Aug 24 - Aug 25

Annex, Ocean View, Deluxe Family Room, Non Smoking | Premium bedding, in-room safe, desk, blackout drapes

4. Hotel Cocoa

Toyako

Jeremiah

$80 nightly

Aug 24 - Aug 25

5. Niseko Northern Resort An'nupuri

Niseko

Dustin

$82 nightly

Aug 6 - Aug 7

Family Room, Lake View, Non-Smoking | Desk, WiFi (free), bed sheets

6. Kitutuki Canadian Club

Toyako

Sandro

$129 nightly

Jul 30 - Jul 31

Suite Room with private Onsen, Non Smoking | Bathroom | Combined shower/tub, free toiletries, hair dryer, slippers

7. Hotel Kanronomori

Niseko

Jonathan

$117 nightly

Aug 23 - Aug 24

8. Hilton Niseko Village

Niseko

Hsiao

$118 nightly

Aug 24 - Aug 25

9. Chalet Ivy Weiss

Kutchan

Patrick

$196 nightly

Aug 3 - Aug 4

10. The Windsor Hotel Toya, Vignette Collection by IHG

Toyako

Brian

$275 nightly

Aug 6 - Aug 7

11. Country Inn Milky House

Niseko

Joseph

$90 nightly

Aug 8 - Aug 9

12. Niseko Hot Spring Ikoino Yuyado Iroha

Niseko

Jennifer

$189 nightly

Jul 26 - Jul 27

13. Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO

Kutchan

WILLIAM

$103 nightly

Jul 31 - Aug 1

14. Niseko Highland Cottages

Niseko

Anonymous traveler

$191 nightly

Jul 29 - Jul 30

15. The Niseko Ski Lodge - Higashiyama

Niseko

Lillian

$53 nightly

Jul 26 - Jul 27

16. Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso Moku No Sho

Niseko

Jeffrey

$352 nightly

Aug 25 - Aug 26

[Private Sauna/Suite Room] Private Cabin, Non smoking | Living area

17. SANU 2nd Home Niseko 1st

Niseko

$185 nightly

Jul 30 - Jul 31

18. HILLS NISEKO E

Niseko

$465 nightly

Jul 26 - Jul 27

19. Niseko Grand Hotel

Niseko

William

$90 nightly

Aug 25 - Aug 26

Deluxe Suite with Stone Onsen View Bath - Non-Smoking | Bathroom | Hair dryer, slippers, towels

20. premium-lake-toya

Toyako

Chun

$325 nightly

Aug 15 - Aug 16

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Where to stay in and around Kuromatsunai

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Kuromatsunai, where outdoor adventures await at every turn. Discover scenic vistas, engage in thrilling activities, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Hokkaido. This hidden gem promises an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Toyohoro

Discover Toyohoro, a charming village in Kuromatsunai, perfect for adventure and nature enthusiasts eager to explore stunning landscapes. This area offers a delightful mix of attractions, including the breathtaking Benkei Cape, the serene Kanro-sui waterhole, and the relaxing Yukichichibu Onsen hot spring. With visitor numbers peaking from December to February, it's an ideal escape for those seeking an outdoor experience. Toyohoro’s picturesque setting makes it a smart hotel booking choice for an unforgettable stay in Hokkaido.

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Utasutsu

Experience the charm of Utasutsu, an excellent hub for adventure, cultural, and nature enthusiasts who want to immerse themselves in Japan's stunning landscapes. With attractions like the breathtaking Benkei Cape, the relaxing Yukichichibu Onsen, and the serene Kanro-sui waterhole, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Located about 7 miles from Kuromatsunai, Utasutsu is a smart choice for your stay, offering a unique blend of tranquility and exploration.

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Raiba

Make the most of your visit by staying in Raiba, a haven for cultural and adventure travelers thanks to its stunning natural beauty and rich heritage. Explore the serene Kanro-sui waterhole, visit the historic Kaributo shrine, and unwind at the Yukichichibu Onsen hot spring. Located in Kuromatsunai, Raiba offers easy access to these captivating experiences. Choosing Raiba for your stay ensures a memorable escape into the heart of Hokkaido’s charm.

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Tarukishi

Immerse yourself in Tarukishi, where travelers with a passion for culture, adventure, and nature can easily access stunning sites like Benkei Cape, the soothing Yukichichibu Onsen, and the serene Kanro-sui waterhole. This picturesque village experiences peak visitor numbers from December to February, making it an ideal winter getaway. Located about 7 miles from Kuromatsunai, Tarukishi is a smart choice for those seeking a unique Japanese experience amidst breathtaking landscapes.

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Kaikawa

Looking for the perfect spot? Kaikawa is a delightful choice for travelers with an affinity for culture, adventure, and nature. This charming village offers unique experiences such as the serene Kanro-sui waterhole, the relaxing Yukichichibu Onsen hot spring, and the breathtaking Niseko-Shakotan-Otarukaigan Quasi-National Park. With its peak visitor season from December to February, Kaikawa is a smart hotel booking choice for those seeking a memorable getaway, just about 8 miles from Kuromatsunai.

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Stay near popular attractions around Kuromatsunai

Discover the beauty of Kuromatsunai, where adventure meets tranquility. With stunning scenery, invigorating hot springs, and picturesque waterholes, this destination is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a unique escape. Whether you crave adventure or relaxation, Kuromatsunai has something for everyone.

Kanro-sui

8.4/10 (32 reviews)

Experience the best of Hokkaido's natural beauty at Kanro-sui, a picturesque waterhole perfect for outdoor lovers. Located about 20 miles by car from Kuromatsunai, this serene spot offers stunning scenery and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a great base for exploring the region.

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Top Kuromatsunai Hotel Reviews

Hotel Cocoa

10/10 Excellent

"Loved the view from the hotel. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the room was spotless. We will definitely stay here again the next time we visit Hokkaido."

The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Our stay at Lake Toya Nonokaze Resort was absolutely amazing and one of the highlights of our entire trip to Japan. My boys still talk about how much they loved this hotel and everything there was to experience around Lake Toya. The rooms were very large and comfortable, and having a private onsen right in our room overlooking the lake was unforgettable. The views were spectacular, and watching the fireworks show over the lake every night made each evening feel special. The breakfasts and dinners were some of our best memories from the entire stay. The variety and quality of the food were incredible, with different stations preparing fresh dishes right in front of you. From freshly made Japanese souffle pancakes and noodles to local specialties and fresh apple juice, every meal felt like an experience rather than just a hotel buffet. My boys absolutely loved it, and we looked forward to breakfast and dinner every day. There is also so much to experience around the lake. The hotel has E-bikes available, which are a fantastic way to explore the beautiful paths, scenery, artwork, and sculptures surrounding Lake Toya. We took a boat ride across the lake to the island, rode the gondola up Mt. Usu, and hiked while enjoying incredible views of the volcano and surrounding landscape. We also loved discovering the hot springs throughout the town. My family said it was absolutely amazing, and I completely agree. We would return without hesitation."

Niseko Northern Resort An'nupuri

10/10 Excellent

"Very nice hotel! Comfortable rooms that are very clean. The breakfast buffet and dinner buffet were excellent and well worth the add on fee. The onsen is nice but a bit small and they should leave the onsen open till 10 am in the morning so you can get breaky they take a last soak before 11 am checkout. Stayed in summer so the rates were very reasonable. They had construction going but the improved rooms were fantastic. There is a ski field right next door and you can ski right up to the hotel and they have ski lockers. If I skied I’d stay there. It is out of the way so you need a car, there is a bus but I highly suggest wheels. Overall very happy with my three nights there fishing the local rivers."

Setsu Niseko

10/10 Excellent

"Setsu Niseko exceeded our expectations in every way from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. All the staff were fantastic. The food we had there from breakfast to dinner ramen and pizza were amazing. But the best part was the size of our room and the views we wake up to everyday for 6 amazing days. Definitely coming back to this stunning hotel."

Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing hotel with great staff and beautiful suite. Breakfast was incredible but dinner options were limited. Could not get into their Japanese restaurant even though booking day in advance. When booking their Italian restaurant, they said they only had one table left by entrance door. I pushed for a window seat and said we would be out in an hour. Anyway, the restaurant was never more than half full and we never had to move. Made me wonder if we should have headed over to the Japanese restaurant and seen if it was actually full. Not sure what all the fuss was about but a bit concerning given there is nowhere else to eat nearby and this is the slow season. Where do people eat when the hotel is full?"

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THE TOYA

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$58 nightly

$63 total

Jul 30 - Jul 31

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Kuromatsunai?

For visitors to Kuromatsunai, the best area to stay is generally around the town center, particularly near Kuromatsunai Station. This area offers the most convenient access to local amenities and the region's natural attractions.

The town center of Kuromatsunai is compact and easily navigable, with essential services and local dining options clustered around the station. You'll find local shops selling regional produce, and it serves as a good base for exploring the surrounding countryside and the beech forest. This area is particularly well-suited for solo travelers and couples who appreciate convenience and a connection to local life.

For those interested in the natural beauty of the area, staying closer to the Kuromatsunai Beech Forest offers a more secluded experience. Accommodations here often provide direct access to hiking trails and opportunities for nature observation.

When is the best time to go to Kuromatsunai?

The best time to go to Kuromatsunai is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is pleasant and the natural beauty of the region is at its peak.

During these months, the temperatures are mild and comfortable, making it ideal for exploring the rolling hills and agricultural landscapes. The fields are lush and green, and many local farms offer experiences like fruit picking. This period is particularly good for families looking for outdoor activities and a relaxed pace.

Another excellent time to visit is during the autumn, from September to October. The foliage transforms into beautiful shades of red and gold, creating stunning scenery. The cooler temperatures are superb for hiking and enjoying the natural surroundings.

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Our top choices for Kuromatsunai hotels

1. Onsen Yusenkaku

2. Spa SHIOSAI

3. One Niseko Resort Towers

4. Hotel Cocoa

5. Niseko Northern Resort An'nupuri

6. Kitutuki Canadian Club

7. Hotel Kanronomori

8. Hilton Niseko Village

9. Chalet Ivy Weiss

10. The Windsor Hotel Toya, Vignette Collection by IHG

11. Country Inn Milky House

12. Niseko Hot Spring Ikoino Yuyado Iroha

13. Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO

14. Niseko Highland Cottages

15. The Niseko Ski Lodge - Higashiyama

16. Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso Moku No Sho

17. SANU 2nd Home Niseko 1st

18. HILLS NISEKO E

19. Niseko Grand Hotel

20. premium-lake-toya

Where to stay in and around Kuromatsunai

Toyohoro

Utasutsu

Raiba

Tarukishi

Kaikawa

Stay near popular attractions around Kuromatsunai

Kanro-sui

Top Kuromatsunai Hotel Reviews

Hotel Cocoa

More cheap stays in Kuromatsunai

THE TOYA

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