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9.6/10
165 reviews
Chalet Ivy Jozankei
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
Highlights
Private scenic springs in every room
Private onsens with stunning winter snow view
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9.3/10
111 reviews
Kuriya Suizan
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
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Relaxing private open-air hot spring
Amazing snow view perfect for relaxation
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9.2/10
472 reviews
Jozankei Onsen Yurakusoan
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
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Outdoor hot springs with beautiful seasonal views
Beautiful snow view with hot spring soaking
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8.9/10
45 reviews
Suizantei Club Jozankei-Adults Only
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
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Private hot springs with authentic experience
Super friendly bartender serving perfect cocktails
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9.2/10
302 reviews
Jozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
"Relaxing hot springs""Offers pick-up/drop-offs"
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9.3/10
239 reviews
Jozankei Tsuruga Resort Spa Mori No Uta
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
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Natural hot springs surrounded by forest serenity
Freshly baked pizza and sweet treats
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9.3/10
249 reviews
Hanamomiji
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
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Three private soups for serene relaxation
Seasonal outdoor pool with summer fireworks
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No.
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9.3/10
147 reviews
Shogetsu Grand Hotel
Hotel near Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo
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Outdoor hot springs with 75 - degree - Celsius steam and valley views
Dreamy getaway amidst enchanting snow views
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9.7/10
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JJiaoxilaoshiThis is by far the best onsen hotel I've ever stayed in! It's located around Jozankei town, with a shuttle bus service from Sapporo, making it very private and quiet. The room is spacious enough, and the private onsen is excellent – my skin felt so smooth after a soak. The bedding was comfortable, and the pillows were quite high-tech. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a healing view of the snowy landscape, and if you're lucky, you might even spot a raccoon! The service was top-notch, patient and enthusiastic. I have to rave about the food at this hotel; the Italian dinner was incredible, every dish was superb, using seasonal local ingredients and beautifully presented. After dinner, you can even take some rice balls, desserts, and drinks back to your room. The hotel has a smoking room and vending machines, so you don't have to worry about going hungry. I'd love to come back again in the summer if I get the chance.
JjaneshiluI booked this hotel three months in advance. Taking the bus from Sapporo directly to Shiraishi Waterfall Station was much more convenient than taking the subway and then finding a shuttle. The hotel was meticulously cleaned, and we waited until 3:30 PM for check-in. The buffet dinner was good, but the breakfast wasn't as lavish as at The Windsor Hotel Toya. We caught a heavy snowfall, and soaking in the outdoor onsen was amazing. There was a harp performance, and the surrounding area was also nice to explore.
DDamengThe room facilities are a bit old, but the Japanese do an excellent job with hotel maintenance, so the accommodation environment is still acceptable. We booked two rooms and were assigned 101/102, the innermost rooms on the lowest floor. After staying for three days, we noticed that all the guests on the first floor were Chinese, while Japanese and Western guests were on the higher floors (7th-8th). Even though the first floor is also on a hillside, it still felt a bit like we were being treated differently. The English proficiency of the front desk staff is limited, so be prepared with a translation app for check-in or when you need assistance; it will make things faster and more efficient. There's a lounge that always offers coffee and ice cream desserts, which is nice, and the kids loved it.
AAnonymous UserLocation: If you couldn't book the hotel's free shuttle or the Kappa Liner bus, you can take rapid bus #7 or #8 from Sapporo city center to Daiichi Hotel Mae, and the hotel is right there. There's also a bus to Sapporo Ski Resort that stops at the same platform.
Room Amenities: The room was clean, tidy, and very spacious, and it even had its own private hot spring bath.
I booked a package that included breakfast and dinner. The food was just okay, but there was a self-service bar and some snacks.
PPeter DaThey charge an extra 150 yen to use the hot springs, which wasn't clear when we checked in! For a hotel costing several hundred dollars a night, it really should be included.
The first Japanese breakfast we had wasn't great, but the second one was delicious – I guess everyone has different tastes.
The room was a bit dusty and a lot of small details weren't cleaned properly.
I'd recommend this place more for friends or couples.
Overall, the value for money isn't great, and I wouldn't recommend spending this much.
CCabbageXiaoBaiCaiHotel is in an awesome location right smack in the middle of li xiao lu no. 6. covered walkway and 5minutes walk to Poletown underground. Onsen is convenient, massage is good. Washing machine is free and right outside the onsen, just need to pay for the dryer. Microwave oven is available at level 2 and 6. There is complementary icecream and yoghurt depends on timing, can eat after onsen. Beside got seicomart and family mart. In winter, be careful if you are walking outside at pavement as it is slippery.
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8.9/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThis hotel was the biggest disappointment of our entire hot spring resort trip. We specifically stayed two extra nights in Jozankei to stay at this hotel because of its high ratings. However, it was the least recommended hotel of the trip. The hotel is quite small, the rooms are very old, and our room on the first floor with an outdoor hot spring felt like a basement. The room was dimly lit, and the bathroom was dark. The carpet felt extremely dirty. Overall, the reviews seemed inflated. However, this hotel was also the most attentive among the kaiseki meals we had during the trip, so my review is mixed. I hope for a fairer and more impartial review. If the hotel sees these reviews, I hope they can improve the condition of the rooms on the first floor and the lighting in the public areas. Finally, I must mention the welcoming gentleman was truly professional and touching. Because we arrived early and couldn't check in, we needed to find a coffee shop. He not only patiently explained the situation but also personally led us to the intersection in the heavy snow, explaining the features of each restaurant in the vicinity. Very thoughtful!
GGuest UserThis is a historic Japanese onsen hotel. The hot spring water quality is genuinely good, attracting many Japanese families and couples. There are also quite a few Korean families and Western tourists. However, the overall facilities are a bit old, and the flow within the onsen area is quite complex. There aren't many pools, but they are spread across multiple floors with lots of stairs. Walking around like that **in that condition** felt a bit awkward and cold. The open-air onsen on the 16th floor is shared by men and women at different times, so if all family members want to enjoy it, one day definitely isn't enough (see the last picture for the onsen schedule). The 'water world' is fun and great for kids, and soaking in the hot spring after playing there is very relaxing. The dining is just okay, nothing special, as they mainly cater to group tours.
P.S. The scenery in Jozankei is worth exploring, and the nearby ski resort is worth a visit (the kind for playing in the snow). The kids had a blast.
GGuest UserI had to go to a conference, but I wanted to make some fun memories for my kids, so I stayed here with them, as it has a pool. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Two of the water slides were closed, so it seems they're only open every day on weekends this month. Even without them, we were able to play in the pool until 9:00 PM and then relax in the hot springs.
GGuest User”Renovated (uneven), great onsen, convenient location”
Most of the hotel’s facilities were recently renovated, so they felt new and beautiful. However, only some of the rooms had been updated. Our room was older—not too old, but slightly disappointing compared to the pretty new lobby. That said, it was clean.
Our room was near several Chinese tourists who often talked in the corridor, but it was quiet at night.
Buffet dinner and breakfast were included. The food was okay—good compared to other countries, but average compared to other Japanese hotels.
The onsen was excellent, with multiple pools at different temperatures, including cold baths and an open-air onsen (though partially enclosed due to the hotel’s location). There was a lounge area with free soft drinks and massage chairs before entering the onsen. A table tennis area was also available, though in the basement and a bit hot, so we didn’t play.
The reception spoke limited English but tried their best to communicate. There was also a self-service coffee machine in the lobby with a lounge area to relax.
The hotel’s location was very convenient: close to the bus stop, with convenience stores nearby. During our summer visit, the illumination event was walkable from the hotel.
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