Dinner is not available, if the guest arrives after 20:00 o'clock on evening.Noboribetsu is located in southwestern Hokkaido in Shikoku-Toya National Park, where Noboribetsu-Onsen is one of Hokkaido's best-known hot springs. The ryokan is located at the gateway to Noboribetsu-Onsen, and is the closest ryokan to Noboribetsu-Onsen Bus Terminal. From JR Shin-Chitose Airport Station it takes two hours to Noboribetsu-Onsen area. Please take Airport Express to JR Minami-Chitose Station, and take the express train to JR Noboribetsu Station. Public bus runs between JR Noboribetsu Station and Noboribetsu-Onsen Bus Terminal, which is just in front of the hotel.The rooms are Japanese style rooms only with no beds. By day, the rooms are furnished with a low table and zabuton floor cushions on Japanese straw tatami mats. There is also a sitting area with two armchairs and a coffee table. By night, the room is transformed with Japanese futons into a sleeping area. Each room at the ryokan has its own private bath and toilet.The building is a 11-storey modern architecture with the orange-colored walls and a green roof.Marbled throughout with artistic ornaments in the middle of the entrance hall. A bright and large chandelier is suspended from the ceiling. Medium in size, any guest will appreciate the calm and deluxe atmosphere.

Dinner is not available, if the guest arrives after 20:00 o'clock on evening.Noboribetsu is located in southwestern Hokkaido in Shikoku-Toya National Park, where Noboribetsu-Onsen is one of Hokkaido's best-known hot springs. The ryokan is located at the gateway to Noboribetsu-Onsen, and is the closest ryokan to Noboribetsu-Onsen Bus Terminal. From JR Shin-Chitose Airport Station it takes two hours to Noboribetsu-Onsen area. Please take Airport Express to JR Minami-Chitose Station, and take the express train to JR Noboribetsu Station. Public bus runs between JR Noboribetsu Station and Noboribetsu-Onsen Bus Terminal, which is just in front of the hotel.The rooms are Japanese style rooms only with no beds. By day, the rooms are furnished with a low table and zabuton floor cushions on Japanese straw tatami mats. There is also a sitting area with two armchairs and a coffee table. By night, the room is transformed with Japanese futons into a sleeping area. Each room at the ryokan has its own private bath and toilet.The building is a 11-storey modern architecture with the orange-colored walls and a green roof.Marbled throughout with artistic ornaments in the middle of the entrance hall. A bright and large chandelier is suspended from the ceiling. Medium in size, any guest will appreciate the calm and deluxe atmosphere.