"Tucked in a quiet neighborhood, simple, but pleasant and spacious for the 4 of us. We weren’t there a lot of the time, but for tourists wanting a good place to stay while visiting Otaru, it was nice."
"Tucked in a quiet neighborhood, simple, but pleasant and spacious for the 4 of us. We weren’t there a lot of the time, but for tourists wanting a good place to stay while visiting Otaru, it was nice."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Explore the lovely green spaces of Fukidashi Park and also enjoy the ski slopes in Kyogoku. Discover the mountain views in this relaxing area, or seek out the snowboarding.
Taste the purest spring water in Hokkaido at Fukidashi Park, where locals fill bottles beneath Mount Yotei's volcanic slopes. Families can explore the nearby Kyogoku Waterfall Trail or visit the Milk Kobo dairy farm in Niseko for fresh ice cream and cheese tarts.
One of the best ski hotels at which I have stayed. Ski valet is awesome. Beds were great. Showers were great. Kitchen was well stocked. Location is perfect.
One of the best ski hotels at which I have stayed. Ski valet is awesome. Beds were great. Showers were great. Kitchen was well stocked. Location is perfect.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 18, 2021Reviewed December 18, 2021
Solo traveller from NYC (flew in from Taipei). Staff is extremely friendly. Helpful in English, Japanese, Chinese. Plenty of signs and notes in English to help you out with. Take a minute to read and observe everything! Great breakfast buffet to fuel you up before your day out on the slopes! Easy ski-in, ski-out, and also provides corresponding ski lockers to your hotel room. In case you need to check-out of your room first but leave in the afternoon/evening - there's a luggage storage area and...
Solo traveller from NYC (flew in from Taipei). Staff is extremely friendly. Helpful in English, Japanese, Chinese. Plenty of signs and notes in English to help you out with. Take a minute to read and observe everything! Great breakfast buffet to fuel you up before your day out on the slopes! Easy ski-in, ski-out, and also provides corresponding ski lockers to your hotel room. In case you need to check-out of your room first but leave in the afternoon/evening - there's a luggage storage area and...
Jimmy
Reviewed January 14, 2017Reviewed January 14, 2017
Very convenient with a stop right in front for the bus from the airport. The bus stop back to the airport is nearby, too. It's easy to get to the snow festival from the hotel and the breakfast was excellent.
Very convenient with a stop right in front for the bus from the airport. The bus stop back to the airport is nearby, too. It's easy to get to the snow festival from the hotel and the breakfast was excellent.
Jessica
Reviewed February 11, 2025Reviewed February 11, 2025
had an excellent stay at Dormy Inn Premium Otaru Natural Hot Spring! From the moment I arrived, everything exceeded my expectations. The hotel offers excellent facilities, and the entire property is clean, comfortable, and well-maintained.
The onsen was definitely one of the highlights of my stay. It was cozy, relaxing, and the perfect place to unwind after a long day of exploring Otaru. My room was also cozy, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to feel right at home.
The...
had an excellent stay at Dormy Inn Premium Otaru Natural Hot Spring! From the moment I arrived, everything exceeded my expectations. The hotel offers excellent facilities, and the entire property is clean, comfortable, and well-maintained.
The onsen was definitely one of the highlights of my stay. It was cozy, relaxing, and the perfect place to unwind after a long day of exploring Otaru. My room was also cozy, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to feel right at home.
The...
Loc
Reviewed November 9, 2026Reviewed November 9, 2026
Our favorite hotel in Sapporo!
Room: We booked the Classy King room for 2 people and it was spacious and clean! We were very happy with the amenities and features in the room.
Lounge: Classy rooms include access to their lounge which has coffee/tea and desserts throughout the day. It's a good space to relax or catch on up some work.
Dining: The salmon flakes set was delicious and breakfast buffet was tasty with a wide array of fresh food.
Location: The hotel is directly attached to Sapporo...
Our favorite hotel in Sapporo!
Room: We booked the Classy King room for 2 people and it was spacious and clean! We were very happy with the amenities and features in the room.
Lounge: Classy rooms include access to their lounge which has coffee/tea and desserts throughout the day. It's a good space to relax or catch on up some work.
Dining: The salmon flakes set was delicious and breakfast buffet was tasty with a wide array of fresh food.
Location: The hotel is directly attached to Sapporo...
Ivy
Reviewed January 28, 2026Reviewed January 28, 2026
room has only heat no room temp control working in winter, i guess!
Room was spacious and beautiful several restaurants were just a few minutes walking distance all connected under one building
room has only heat no room temp control working in winter, i guess!
Room was spacious and beautiful several restaurants were just a few minutes walking distance all connected under one building
Staffs were friendly even there was a language barrier but they tried their best to communicate with us. Room was decent but don’t expect plenty of space. Hotel was next to the main avenue leading to Sapporo station so it’s very vibrant at night, also close to shopping places and food plazas, many local restaurants that are tourists friendly. For laundry there was a coin laundry right behind the 7-11.
Staffs were friendly even there was a language barrier but they tried their best to communicate with us. Room was decent but don’t expect plenty of space. Hotel was next to the main avenue leading to Sapporo station so it’s very vibrant at night, also close to shopping places and food plazas, many local restaurants that are tourists friendly. For laundry there was a coin laundry right behind the 7-11.
The breakfast buffet had an amazing variety of fresh Japanese and Western dishes and beverages. Outstanding! The public bathing area was beautiful and well-equipped. The hotel itself is clean and conveniently located to the shopping district and the train/bus station.
The breakfast buffet had an amazing variety of fresh Japanese and Western dishes and beverages. Outstanding! The public bathing area was beautiful and well-equipped. The hotel itself is clean and conveniently located to the shopping district and the train/bus station.
Robin
Reviewed September 27, 2026Reviewed September 27, 2026
Spent 2 nights here on a side quest from Tokyo before heading back to the US.
Location was great. Maybe 5 min walk from the station. Easy check in, friendly and helpful staff.
Room was considerably smaller than our room in Shibuya, but it was 1/5 the price. Clean and in good shape. Only big downside was lack of pillows and a very hard mattress. Could not figure out the AC - never seemed to blow cold even after deciding the instructions. Thankfully it's 0° in mid March, and they have a nice...
Spent 2 nights here on a side quest from Tokyo before heading back to the US.
Location was great. Maybe 5 min walk from the station. Easy check in, friendly and helpful staff.
Room was considerably smaller than our room in Shibuya, but it was 1/5 the price. Clean and in good shape. Only big downside was lack of pillows and a very hard mattress. Could not figure out the AC - never seemed to blow cold even after deciding the instructions. Thankfully it's 0° in mid March, and they have a nice...
We did two non consecutive nights (Sunday and the following Friday) at the Kieo Plaza Hotel as a means for getting to/from the airport (CTS), while on a ski trip. We were skiing (and staying) at Niseko village for the week. The Kieo Plaza Hotel worked out perfectly. We took the city bus from/to CTS, and combined that with a Hokkaido resort bus to get to/from Niseko. Both busses stopped at the hotel and resorts, so we didn't have to slough our luggage through the snow. Also, the Kieo Plaza...
We did two non consecutive nights (Sunday and the following Friday) at the Kieo Plaza Hotel as a means for getting to/from the airport (CTS), while on a ski trip. We were skiing (and staying) at Niseko village for the week. The Kieo Plaza Hotel worked out perfectly. We took the city bus from/to CTS, and combined that with a Hokkaido resort bus to get to/from Niseko. Both busses stopped at the hotel and resorts, so we didn't have to slough our luggage through the snow. Also, the Kieo Plaza...
Kim
Reviewed February 2, 2025Reviewed February 2, 2025
The best area to stay in Kyogoku is near the Fukidashi Park area, which offers convenient access to the town's most popular natural spring.
This area is the heart of Kyogoku, centered around the renowned Fukidashi Park, famous for its pure spring water that originates from Mount Yotei. You'll find a selection of local eateries and shops selling products made with the spring water, all within a short walk of the park's main entrance. The park itself features well-maintained paths, small waterfalls, and ponds fed by the spring. It's a peaceful setting that highlights the town's connection to nature.
Couples looking for a tranquil retreat will find this area particularly appealing. The quiet surroundings and the natural beauty of Fukidashi Park provide a relaxing backdrop for a getaway.
When is the best time to go to Kyogoku?
Kyogoku offers distinct experiences throughout the year, but the best time to visit depends on your preferred activities, with summer (June to August) and winter (December to February) being the most popular.
Summer in Kyogoku is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and families. The weather is pleasantly warm, superb for exploring the natural springs at Fukidashi Park, hiking in the surrounding hills, or enjoying the scenic beauty of Mount Yotei. The lush greenery and clear skies make it a great time for photography and leisurely strolls.
Winter transforms Kyogoku into a snowy wonderland, attracting those who enjoy snow sports. While Kyogoku itself is a quiet town, it's centrally located to world-class ski resorts like Niseko and Rusutsu, which are just a short drive away.
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You can cancel your hotel reservation on Expedia, though it depends on the cancellation policy of your booking. Most bookings are refundable if canceled within 24-48 hours of the scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. If free cancellation is available, you can cancel directly through your Expedia account by logging in, going to "My Trips", and selecting your reservation. To find flexible deals, filter your search by "Fully refundable property" for hotels in Kyogoku.
How much is the nightly rate at a Kyogoku hotel?
Prices for hotels in Kyogoku often vary, but you can find a great deal from $40 on Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as the time of year or the days of the week you choose for your stay. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for the cheapest rate.