Hotels with Wi-Fi in Shari

I booked a Japanese modern twin in the annex. When I saw the word of mouth, it was written that the annex was old, so I should stop, and I checked in with a feeling of tension. Doorman, front desk, high level! I felt the high level of hospitality. The room was ranked up to the main building. Moreover, it is upstairs. Although it has a city view, half of it has a view of the sea and the rooms are super beautiful. The tension is exploding! The dinner and breakfast were buffets, but I was very satisfied with the dishes that were quite delicious and crowded. Foreign staff were good at Japanese and felt the high hospitality. Foreign staff are equipped with a batch of flags. Since time is separated at night, if you check in late, the night meal tends to be late. It wasn't too crowded and I was able to eat rice relaxingly. The bath and sauna were very good. I was very satisfied. I don't come to Shiretoko easily, but when I come to Shiretoko again, I will be taken care of here.

This is a typical ’boom & bust’ hotel, like the thousands of similar hotels you see all over Japan. It’s enormous, with lobbies, restaurands an common areas the size of airport hangars, huge rooms with separate tatami areas and massive onsens. All of which is in various stage of decay. This particular hotel is set back from the harbour, up on the hillside, presumably for tsunami reasons, which means you have to drive everywhere, to the boat tours in the harbour and the really nice little seafood shacks on the waterfront. The hotel offers, like all Japanese hotels, a myriad of ’settu’ options, all very confusing: breakfast, dinner and onsen package. Ditto with unlimited sake. Lunch and onsen and a spa treatment; don’t take any of these. The food is terrible by Japanese standards, and the gigantic restaurant is more like a East German Communist Party Headquarters canteen circa 1953 than a restaurant. You know whst I mean. Our room was huge, but with peeing wallpaper, slightly smelly damp wall-to-wall carpeting and (my pet hate) one of those pre-fab plastic bathrooms which has all the solidity of a bouncy castle. Our friends stayed at the Kitanokobushi Shiretoko Hotel, and I wish we had too. This is actually built this millennium and is right on the water. I highly recommend you stay there instead. As for me, I am thoroughly fed up with these depressing, smelly 1980’s concrete monsters.

1. This hotel is the hotel I expect the most. The public facilities are very good, but the room we ordered belongs to the original old district, which is still relatively old. 2. The most inexplicable thing is that we ordered one berth and two meals, including dinner. As a result, the front desk informed that dinner must go down to the mountain to eat, and when you book the downhill bus, you have to wait a long time. Dinner was a salmon set meal and there was no choice. Although there are still a lot of salmon, but the meal is single, just a bowl of paella, not suitable for children. We were wondering, why ca n’t we eat at the hotel ’s buffet dinner. The front desk informed that the scheduled package is different, but in Ctrip ’s booking, it was not stated that the room package we ordered was to go down to the mountain for dinner, too Disappointed, I don't know if it is a Ctrip agent problem or a hotel problem. In short, the concept is stolen and the experience is very poor. If I can inform you before, I will not set the simple Yamashita course. 3. A tall and burly brother at the front desk is very arrogant and speaks English very quickly. Ask me one more question and I will give you a wink. It is very uncomfortable. This is the most arrogant attitude I have ever seen in the front desk of a Japanese hotel. In my impression, the Japanese people are still very friendly. It is rare for this brother to have a slightly discriminatory attitude. 4. There is no ice in Shiretoko this year, there is no ice at all. If you want to go for a walk on drift ice, it is recommended not to go. There is no ice at all. It is only informed on the same day that the trip is canceled. There is no ice. It is too depressed. He told me in advance that I wouldn't go to such an uninhabited place and went for a walk on drift ice, only to tell me there was no ice. Because Shiretoko transportation is very inconvenient, it can only be chartered, the cost is high, and the number of public transportation is very small. This hotel is on the mountainside. If you want to take a bus to get the bus terminal down the mountain, drag your luggage, even if there is a shuttle bus Very inconvenient. An unexpected surprise is that there is a drift ice festival in the sunset platform next door. The ice cave there is completely different from the ice sculptures in Harbin, like a natural ice cave, like a maze. Although small, it is very pleasant. 5. Hiking projects like girls are very tight and there are very few tour guides, but in terms of our experience, we can go by ourselves without a tour guide. The guided walking project is expensive and not worth it, because there is no big risk, you can go by yourself. We also see tourists walking on their own, and it is said that snow shoes can be borrowed at the visitor center. Even if you don't wear special snow boots, you can walk on the snow. Originally I expected to follow the guide and see wild animals such as foxes, but this time we didn't see any, just saw the deer. If you go by yourself, the only thing to solve is the traffic problem. There are buses to get there, but there is only one round trip a day depending on the time.

It takes 15 minutes for the bus to get off and there is a highway slope. The room was clean and the spa was very comfortable. Public facilities are good. Because I forgot my braces in the bathroom, the waiter took it away when I collected the garbage. After the loss was made, all the waiters helped me to turn over the garbage bags and squatted on the floor one by one, especially moved. The uncle at the front desk is not very English but very enthusiastic and will use translation software.

It was a wise decision to choose this hotel when I came to Shiretoko for the first time. It has a men’s and women’s bath and an open-air private bath. The hotel staff is 10 minutes cordial, the decoration environment is decorated with a lot of wood, and the building is two stories high. Floor-to-ceiling large glass. The room faces the sea and you can enjoy the sunset and the beautiful scenery of skating drift ice. Next time you come to Shiretoko, you will definitely stay again.

The only regret is that this hotel does not provide any dining service. But there is a large shared kitchen that can cook for yourself. The location of the hotel is really good, just in a small bay, the scenery is pleasant, it is a good place to be dazed. If it is self-driving or chartered, it is a good choice. And the owner's aunt is very friendly, she said she especially likes Chinese guests because Chinese guests are warm and good communication.

We flew into Memanbetsu Airport & took the Airport Express bus with its terminus at the Utoro bus station. To get to the hotel just cross the street & walk along the paved pathway along the Pereke river to the main street. The hotel is to the right. Using public transportation is challenging, so one should be aware of the schedules. The Shiretoko Noble Hotel is a smaller but conveniently located ryokan. Its baths were large & comfortable with great views of the port & beyond. The breakfast & dinner buffets were well supplied with Hokkaido based choices. My concern was that the lower futon was a bit stiff on the back. The upper was very warm & comfortable.

The first day was a huge hot spring hotel, so on the second day I wanted to buy and eat crabs, so I went here. There were a lot of low reviews (before renovation?), so I was worried until I arrived, but the facility was renovated and beautiful, and the view was great, overlooking the Utoro fishing port from the room and the open-air bath. 〇 The food at the hot spring hotel is not very delicious and I can't eat it all. Drinks are also super expensive. ⇒ I want to choose what I want to eat and drink to my heart's content. I think it's recommended for people. The shared kitchen was well equipped, and there was no inconvenience with cooking utensils and tableware. However, there are detailed instructions on how to separate garbage, etc. It seems that there are many people who do not use the kitchen.

Located in Shari and with Shiretoko National Park reachable within 26 km, SEKKA SHIRETOKO provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers ski-to-door access and room service. Guests can have a drink at the bar. All units in the hotel are equipped with a kettle. Featuring a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer, rooms at SEKKA SHIRETOKO also provide guests with a sea view. A buffet, à la carte or continental breakfast can be enjoyed at the property. At the accommodation guests are welcome to take advantage of a hot spring bath. Guests at SEKKA SHIRETOKO will be able to enjoy activities in and around Shari, like skiing. The nearest airport is Nakashibetsu Airport, 66 km from the hotel.

Mizu no Gakko is a sustainable holiday home in Shari, where guests can make the most of its free bikes and garden. This holiday home provides free private parking, a shared kitchen and free WiFi. This 1-star holiday home offers private entrance. The accommodation comes with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with bidet, bath and a hair dryer, while the kitchen features a microwave, a fridge and a stovetop. At the holiday home, all units are soundproof. At the holiday home, all units have bed linen and towels. For guests with children, the holiday home offers an indoor play area and an outdoor play equipment. There is a shared lounge at this property and guests can go fishing nearby. Lake Kussharo is 46 km from Mizu no Gakko, while Lake Mashu is 46 km away. The nearest airport is Memanbetsu Airport, 53 km from the accommodation.