This is a hot spring inn on the banks of the Tokachi River. There is a scenic open-air garden bath where you can soak in natural moor hot springs. You can enjoy the hot springs while feeling the atmosphere and the cool cold. For meals, you can choose between Buffet or creative cuisine.

This is a recommended inn for a winter trip to Hokkaido. It is a 30-minute bus ride from Obihiro Station. You can relax and enjoy the view of the snow-covered Tokachi River from the open-air bath. For meals, there is a buffet and a Japanese banquet menu using ingredients grown in the fertile land of Tokachi, so you can enjoy the local flavors. I was able to experience the fresh air and warm hospitality.

The hotel is conveniently located just 30 seconds walk from Yokote Station. There are five places to eat dinner, including a Japanese restaurant with a Kiritanpo hotpot set meal. Breakfast is a Japanese set meal made with local Akita ingredients. The room was spacious and comfortable.

This is a high-end inn in Tokachigawa Onsen. There are only a few rooms, and the interior of the building emphasizes privacy, creating a very calm atmosphere. You can also enjoy luxurious baths and meals. It is easily accessible, a 20-minute drive or 30-minute bus ride from Obihiro Station.

It's close to the ski resort and at a high altitude, so the open environment is pleasant. You can experience the resort atmosphere. The hot spring is a famous hot spring that is said to be good for the skin, and it makes your skin smooth and your hair silky, so it's popular with women. The water is soft and keeps your body warm for a long time, which is comfortable. You can see the starry sky up close and enjoy a beautiful planetarium. The food is of high quality, and you can enjoy wonderful kaiseki cuisine that makes use of locally produced ingredients. The Hida beef steak is excellent, as expected. You will be very satisfied with the hot springs in the luxurious open-air bath room and the delicious kaiseki cuisine that the chef has carefully prepared.

This inn is located in an excellent location, just a 3-minute walk from Yokote Station, and yet you can relax and unwind. The large open-air bath bath allows you to relax while looking out at the garden, and the indoor bath is also spacious and open. For food, we had kiritanpo hotpot. It was delicious, with plenty of meat and vegetables.

Although it is a little independent guest cottages from Kurashiki Station, it is close to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, and the hotel is attractive because you can sleep comfortably in a large bed. The marble bathroom is what makes it different from other business hotels. There is also a restaurant in the hotel, where you can choose from Japanese and Western cuisine prepared by top chefs. It would be fun to wear a rental kimono and go on a Hinamatsuri tour.

"Kurashiki Ivy Square" is a traditional hotel. It has a very calm atmosphere. The building is a little old, but that's what makes it so charming, and it matches the town of Kurashiki perfectly. You can also experience pottery and painting, which are unique to Okayama. The price is not cheap, but I would like to stay at this wonderful hotel again.

This is a Tokachigawa Onsen inn where you can enjoy a variety of baths, including two types of open-air baths with botanical moor hot springs, which are rare in the world. We enjoyed Buffet of Japanese, Western and Chinese cuisine using seasonal ingredients from Tokachi. The accommodation fee was relatively reasonable, less than 25,000 yen per person, even with two meals included.

I stayed here during the long weekend to visit the Ohara Museum of Art. There are several venues for the Kurashiki Hinamatsuri, and I heard from the hotel that you need to travel by train to get there. If you're just looking to stay and don't want too much, there's no better hotel than one that's close to the station. There are hotels that are closer to the station, but of the hotels I've stayed at, I recommend this one.

This hotel is within walking distance of the Odori site of the Snow Festival and is conveniently located for access from the airport. The first floor is an Italian restaurant, where breakfast is also served. The top floor has a large public bath with a view of Odori Park, where you can relax after a long day of travel. The room grade is business class, so you should be able to stay relatively reasonably.

If you are coming to Hokkaido from Honshu by plane, you can reach the hotel without getting lost by taking a rapid train from Chitose Airport. It's great to be connected underground. There is an underground shopping mall next to the hotel. JR Sapporo Station and Daimaru are located above the hotel. You can also reach Odori, the venue for the Snow Festival, with just one subway train (5 minutes)! It's about a 20-minute walk past the clock tower. If you're a woman, you can get there in no time if you're chatting. Be careful of your feet and the snow removal vehicles in the early morning.

Kurashiki Kokusai Hotel is located in the famous Bikan Historical Quarter, allowing you to see the Bikan Historical Quarter and Ohara Museum of Art up close. It is also in a great location for your desired Hinamatsuri. There are plenty of places to eat in the city of Kurashiki, including casual izakayas where you can enjoy seafood from the Seto Inland Sea. The accommodation fee starts from around 7,500 yen for a twin room, which I think is relatively reasonable.

This hotel is located halfway up the slopes of Norikura Kogen Ski Resort, and since the surrounding temperature drops below freezing, you may be able to see diamond dust while taking a bath in the open-air bath early in the morning. We recommend this hotel to those who want to experience a fantastic atmosphere while warming their bodies in the hot springs.

This is a stylish, single-story luxury inn in Tokachi with a great view of the Hidaka Mountains. All guest rooms are stylish independent guest cottages buildings with open-air baths and private gardens. We were able to spend a luxurious time in moor hot springs, all of which 100% natural hot spring. There is also a large public bath and a loyly sauna. For dinner, we enjoyed a creative Japanese kaiseki meal made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients from Hokkaido and all over Japan. There was also a wide variety of alcoholic drinks to choose from, including Tokachi wine, Tokachi shochu, and sake.

The Takasu Snow Park ski resort is located about 30 minutes by car from the inn. It is one of the largest in western Japan, boasting 13 courses and a 4,900m long course, which is popular. The hot spring is a privately-sourced spring, and you can enjoy a pleasant bath in the large public bath or open-air bath. For meals, you can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）incorporating the bounty of Hida and seafood.

It is a historic and prestigious Ryokan (Japanese inn). The rooms are spacious, and the open-air lobby has a luxurious feel. The wooden Momoyama bath is wonderful. The rock-made open-air bath is also very tasteful. In winter, you can bathe while watching the snowy scenery. This inn is also a registered tangible cultural property of the country. And yet, it is not too expensive, so I think it is a hidden hot spring. For food, you can enjoy the famous Shinshu beef. Please use this as a reference.

The open-air hot spring is located along the valley, and it's great to spend some time listening to the sound of the river. There is also an indoor bath, but the view is amazing. Yamagatakan, which is built along the valley, has a great view of the valley and the food was also satisfying. I have been there twice so far, attracted by the quality of the hot spring.

Four adults can enjoy skiing and tennis in one room, relaxing in separate beds. There is also an open-air bath with natural hot spring water, perfect for after-skiing. The golf course is closed in winter, but there are three indoor tennis courts, so we recommend bringing your own racket and having fun.