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"Very clean hotel and staff is friendly. Some restaurants around the hotel. Bakery across street is most go. However , the room is small but still bigger than regular JP hotels. "

"The grand bath is truly grand. Plan to spend a good amount of time at the baths. If this is the first leg of Hokkaido, a nice relaxing bath could easily take 45 mins (a short one)"

"Great breakfast and comfortable, quiet accommodations. Miles better than any US airport hotel"

"In room private onsen is nice. Buffet dinner and breakfast by the hotel also offer good variety and good taste. Good view of Lake Toya from room. "

"Food not so nice"

"The room is tiny other than that everything else were great! "

"Great for our needs and a lovely clean place "

"I don't think I spent enough time in Tomakomai to get a good feeling for the area, I mainly stayed here because it was close to Sapporo and the hotel was within walking distance from Tomakomai train station. The hotel was also very close to a Don Quijote, Lawson, and Seicomart. The only room option available at the time was a smoking room, and while it was clean, the room itself seemed old and like it needed some updating. The view from my room was nice though, and there wasn't a lingering odor of smoke. The general area is quite different to what I was expecting, being quite industrial, but it still felt safe and quiet at night. This is also a port town, seeing multiple fairies coming and going daily, which makes this hotel convenient to people who may be coming into the area by ship."

"This is a beautiful property with lake Toya on one side and Yoteii mountain on the other. The rooms are the largest we have seen in Japan with a beautiful sitting area and large bathroom with a huge tub both overlooking Lake Toya! This made for excellent firework viewing from the room for the local festival. They also had a nice common area in the hotel with some tables, coffee, tea and hot water to use. The location was convenient to drive to Toyaka Onsen town for food, but also to Rusutsu for skiing. "