Hotels with WiFi in Shari

"Fantastic place. Great service. Food is high quality. Very enjoyable. Free drinks at lounge. Enjoyed the stay very much. Very relaxing."

"The space is very large. It is more than enough to live in a family. Plus the kitchen can cook by yourself. It is quite cost-effective for this price. I lived quite satisfied two years ago and came back again. There are some changes. The kitchen no longer provides simple seasonings. You need to bring your own."

"February 2026, Eastern Hokkaido - The Life I Dream Of~ After a full day of touring on the Akan Bus Kushiro Shiretoko line, I arrived at the hotel around 6 PM. I still tend to call it Kitakobushi Hotel, as I'm used to it. The online reviews for Kitakobushi Hotel are exceptionally high, which made me really look forward to my stay. Objectively, the hotel's public area facilities and services were impeccable. There were several record players in quiet corners, allowing guests to immerse themselves in nostalgic golden oldies. The lounge offered a rich selection of free pastries, snacks, alcoholic beverages, and drinks – enough to enjoy all afternoon without getting bored. You could also luxuriate in the outdoor foot bath while gazing at the drift ice on the Sea of Okhotsk. There was even an entertainment room with ping-pong tables and more. I'd say, if you don't have time to just relax at the hotel and enjoy these free services, then perhaps Kitakobushi isn't for you, as these are its core values. Next, the guest rooms. I booked two types: a sea view twin room and a deluxe sea view twin room. Both face the Sea of Okhotsk, offering direct views of the drift ice. The main difference is that the deluxe room is larger and more spacious, and on a higher floor. However, I found the room facilities quite ordinary, even a bit dated, not on the same level as the services and facilities outside the guest rooms. If we were just talking about the rooms, there's a significant gap between Kitakobushi and La Vista; they're not comparable. But the free public services provided are simply outstanding, solidifying my decision to stay at Kitakobushi every time I visit Shiretoko! If you've booked various hiking activities, they'll pick you up at the hotel lobby, so you just need to wait there. Right next to the hotel are two convenience stores, Seicomart and 7-Eleven, and within a few hundred meters, there are also quite a few restaurants. So, if you haven't booked the hotel's buffet, finding food nearby isn't an issue. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied. I'll definitely choose Kitakobushi again on my next trip to Shiretoko."

"The hotel is located halfway up the mountain, so getting around isn't super convenient. Luckily, I booked several activities that offered hotel pickup and drop-off, so I didn't have to worry about transportation. On my last day, the bus to Memanbetsu Airport had its first stop right across the street from the hotel, which was very handy. There are several indoor hot spring pools and one outdoor open-air one. The hotel has its own shop, which offers duty-free shopping and a great selection of food. Oh, and the breakfast and dinner buffets were absolutely delicious!!"

"Our room was new and nice. Has a bit vintage vibe in the interior design. Breakfast has everything you need and is tasty. The customer service and onsen are great. Everything went very smoothly. I wish they had a currency exchange automat (like Smart exchange) as no cash currency exchange options in any city nearby (banks do not do it at all). Hotel is of a good level to provide this service. Why this is needed - we thought payment will be processed online through Trip.com but they requested to pay in cash AFTER checkout. Normally this is at least mentioned when checking in. Also they changed the onsen fee recently and when we booked it was of lower price. We literally had to give out all cash we had. Overall we liked our stay, but the payment issue left some bad impression about the hotel."

"Hotels in Shiretoko are quite expensive, especially in the peak season in winter, so I chose this one on the mountain. It takes 20 minutes to walk to the 711 supermarket at the foot of the mountain, and it also takes 20 minutes to walk to the nearest restaurant. There is nothing nearby. Fortunately, the hotel has free shuttle to the BUS station (you need to call), and I drove a domestic 1 million alpha to pick me up, and the ride experience was not bad. The next day I went to Shiretoko for hiking, and they could also pick me up directly at the hotel, which was pretty good. I booked a Japanese tatami room, which happened to be on the second floor of the new building, facing the yard. The room was very comfortable and spacious. There are public washing machines, tea machines, and ice machines--I love them. The hot spring is also good, not crowded, and larger than the hotel in Abashiri. The breakfast is a set meal, which is okay, and you need to book a time in advance. I don’t know if it’s because of the peak season of the Spring Festival, but the two front desks are Chinese and easy to communicate."

"Excellent service from the staff. A lovely cottage. Breakfast and dinner was excellent. There wasn’t any air conditioning which made it unbearably warm, fortunately the temperature dropped as the night progressed and we had a good night’s rest"

"Perfect location. It was a 5-min walk from the bus station and less than 10 min from Roadside rest area. Room was spacious and it faced to the sea. Enjoyed the beautiful sunset from the balcony . Delicious breakfast and dinner. Food of western and Japanese style was provided. Dining area was big. Unfortunately, the staff didn't speak English. Need to spend sometime to communicate and they tried their best to give help anyway. Better to use the Google translate in this case. Check-in time was 15;00. There is no receptionist before that. For guests arrived before 15:00 can leave luggage in the hotel but guests had to bear the responsibility."

"For a B&B hotel, there are restrictions on check-in and front desk coffee hours, the hot spring pool is relatively small, dinner and breakfast are Japanese style, the products are relatively ordinary, and the sashimi is not fresh enough. You can pick up at the hotel for ice rafting and five lakes hiking."

"The hotel is located a 20-minute walk from the bus stop. Although it’s a hostel, the room is spacious and includes a safe and a refrigerator. The bedding is clean. There’s no shower in the room, as this is an onsen-style hotel. There’s no kettle in the room either — a shared one is available on the first floor in a small kitchen equipped with a stove and a microwave. The only downside is the absence of a water cooler or filter for drinking water. You have to buy bottled water from a vending machine and pour it into the shared kettle. The view from the window is stunning. The air conditioner is AI-powered — it even talks 😁"