The inn is easily accessible by plane or train, about a 15-minute bus ride from JR Noboribetsu Station. The open-air bath, where you can hear the sound of the waterfall, has a great view and offers Breathtaking view of each season. There are also many other memorable features, such as an exotic dome-shaped large bath and a huge barrel water bath (for the sauna). There are a variety of guest rooms, from reasonable Japanese and Western-style rooms to luxurious rooms with open-air baths, so you can choose one that suits your needs. If either of you love saunas, be sure to check out the extensive sauna facilities.

It is a relatively small inn in Noboribetsu, but because of that, they put a lot of effort into hospitality. The 100% 100% natural hot spring water is more than enough to fully enjoy Noboribetsu Onsen, so you can rest assured. The indoor bath has a nice atmosphere and is comfortable, so we recommend warming up your body there before going to the open-air bath. The spring quality warms you from the core. Almost all meals are served in the room, so married couple can enjoy conversation and food in a private space.

Founded as a traditional Japanese restaurant, this hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) has a particular focus on food. Both breakfast and dinner are served in the room. The room attendant will take good care of you. There are Japanese-style rooms and Japanese and Western room with beds, so even if you are uncomfortable sleeping on a futon, it is not an issue. The facilities are old, but clean, and the hotel has received high reviews. The hot spring has milky white cloudy water and there is also an open-air bath.

It is located about 13 minutes away from JR Noboribetsu Station by bus. You can enjoy the Noboribetsu 100% natural hot spring. Dinner is basically eaten in the room. You can enjoy delicious Hokkaido seafood. There are four types of natural hot springs: sulfur springs, salt springs, acidic iron springs, and mixed springs. You can even soak in the hot springs while lying down! There is also a sauna, so you can fully enjoy Noboribetsu Onsen!

This inn is proud of its open-air baths, where you can feel the atmosphere of Noboribetsu Onsen. The baths are not large, but there are private baths available so you can enjoy the hot springs in a private space. The clean Japanese-style rooms are relaxing for Japanese people. There are also Japanese-style rooms with beds, so please choose whichever you prefer. The hotel faces a street lined with souvenir shops and restaurants, so you can enjoy walking around the area and never get bored.

The large hot spring bath is recommended. With an overwhelming amount of water and size, the hot spring has 35 baths with five different spring qualities. You can enjoy Visiting hot springs to your heart's content. As it is a large, long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn), it should be no problem to accommodate foreign tourists. There are various types of guest rooms, including Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, so you should be able to choose a room that suits your needs.

Here you can enjoy four types of springs: sulfur springs, salt springs, simple sulfur springs, and acidic iron springs. There are 31 different types of Visiting hot springs to choose from, spread out over the first and second basement floors. The hot springs are so large that you can bathe until you're satisfied without getting bored. There are a variety of Japanese and Western room and rooms with open-air baths, so you should be able to find one that suits your taste. As the location is not convenient, we recommend using the inn's shuttle service (after checking in advance).

This hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) boasts a 120-year history since it first opened in 1899. You can enjoy baths with natural hot spring water in the large public bath and open-air bath. The building is a little old, but the inside is clean and tidy, so you can relax and unwind. The food is also delicious, so I think it's a satisfying Ryokan (Japanese inn). It's a little far from JR Noboribetsu Onsen Station, a 10-minute drive, but there is a free shuttle service if you make a reservation the day before, so you can get there even without a car.

This stylish cafe and guesthouse is located right next to JR Noboribetsu Station, the gateway to Noboribetsu Onsen. You can use the cafe on the first floor even if you are not staying at the hotel. I recommend the delicious additive-free soft serve ice cream made from 100% Noboribetsu milk. Almost all hotels offer day-trip bathing in the hot springs, so you can enjoy them while staying at this guesthouse. They will also give you lots of local information on Noboribetsu's fun spots, interesting places, and places that are perfect for instagrammable.

The accommodation fee is reasonable for Noboribetsu Onsen, so I stayed here as if it were a business hotel. There is a large natural hot spring bath, but I would recommend the large bath at the affiliated hotel Daiichi Takimotokan. It is just a few minutes walk away, but if you stay at Adex Inn, you can use the bath for free. The basic rate is a bed and breakfast plan, but there is also a plan with breakfast at the cafe.

This is a luxury inn where you can see Lake Toya from your room. The view of Lake Toya from the panoramic open-air bath was so amazing I was speechless. The inside of the inn was spacious and beautiful, and it was truly impressive and luxurious. It was worth it just to take a bath in open-air bath.

There are three types of baths available, including a popular sulfur spring known as the "Bijin-no-yu (a hot spring of beauty)." The smooth milky water leaves your skin feeling moisturized even after you've gotten out. There is a large communal bath and an open-air bath, so you'll be very satisfied just with the hot springs, but there are also plenty of amenities, so I think this is an inn that women will love. If you're just going to enjoy the hot springs as a married couple, I recommend a room with an open-air bath. You can bathe without worrying about time, which gives it a special feeling.

Located along the shores of Lake Toya, this inn has an outstanding view. You can see the magnificent view of Lake Toya from the large public bath on the top floor (9th floor). Since it is alternated between men and women, you can enjoy the lake from different angles. Meals are served buffet style. There is a wide selection of seafood and mountain produce unique to Hokkaido, and the Genghis Khan was also delicious. There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, so please choose whichever you prefer. I recommend taking an early morning open-open-air bath, as it feels great.