Park Yeri Olan Kamikawa District Otelleri

"The hotel is in the centre of Sounkyo and within minutes walk to the ropeway and Momijidani maple valley. There are not many dining options around the hotel thus is recommended to book their room with breakfast and dinner. The buffet was very sumptuous and they offered many free different alcohol drinks. There are 3 onsens located in different buildings. We tried the biggest one that offers both indoor and outdoor onsens. Views was breathtaking. We stayed in tatami room and when we entered the room we couldn't find our futon. Apparently we have to move the furniture in the room to make space for the futon. We didn't know so we send a message to the reception through Qr code provided (apparently there is no direct telephone connection to the reception) and was told that they will set up the futon when we go for our dinner. We found it strange as we were not informed when we checked in. Other than that everything is fine except the bathroom is a bit small and last call for breakfast is 8:30am which we think is a bit early. We need to wake up early for the breakfast."

"Location- Right by the stream, extremely walkable to 7-11 and the central plaza in the Sounkyo Gorge and a little downhill from the cable car station. Note- the plaza is super sleepy and not many restaurants open. 7-11 was acceptable for our party but not many options for food in area. A short drive to the Ryusei no Taki (falls) in the area Cleanliness- Hotel was clean but extremely dated. Hotel doesn't just need an overhaul (carpet mismatched colours, threadbare), holes in walls in our room, chair broken, rooms need keys to enter, safe needs key to access. If booking, please beware, some rooms are extremely small and cannot facilitate the number of people they project they can with futons on the floor and any luggage you may have (especially with the table and chairs in the rooms) Service- Counter staff are comfortable with English and check-in and out were easy. They were able to give information on the area. We were yelled at by the parking attendant in Japanese. Though we tried to understand what he was saying by trying Google Translate, he kept berating us in Japanese and refused to try to communicate with translator or hand signs. Facilities- The breakfast was sufficient- we ate at 7:30 a.m. (breakfast ends pretty early at 8:30 a.m.) and it wasn't crowded (tour groups eat earlier, we think). Fair amount of vegetable options and a few meat options include breakfast ham and sausage, grilled mackerel, scrambled and soft-boiled eggs. We visited the onsen once but have no other onsen to compare it to"

"Very stylish hotel. Is newly renovated. I was a bit worried about some comments that said that only lobby is new and rooms are old and smelly. At least in our case the room was new , modern, spacious with awesome look to the mountain, river and sunrise.  Onsen is big, an outdoor area is my love, as you can breathe fresh air and enjoy the warmth of the water. Also the hair oil before drying hair was so good. Totally delicious food, amazing dish selection, rich palette of variant tastes. Suitable for all culinary preferences. Definitely recommend to take both breakfast and dinner. Though hotel is pricey, but it was worth it!!!"

"The hotel offers free shuttle bus to take you to its sister hotel (5 minutes´ ride) which is a larger and newer one with a great open air bath for guests to enjoy. Free snacks and drinks are offered in that hotel."

"The hotel is a bit old but the frontdesk staff was very polite and helpful. Carparking is easy which is only outside the hotel. The room is sizeable and quite clean though the bathroom lighting is below the mark. The buffet style dinner is a real surprise even though I prefer to try Japanese style dinner. But the staff were unable to fully advise us the food choices in English that we had to find them out by ourselves."

"這裡的環境超棒，生活功能五臟俱全，有烤箱、微波爐、洗脫烘洗衣機、暖爐，基本的生活用品都有，還有餐盤餐具，外面也有空間停車，非常的舒適，非常推薦此住宿地點，而且旁邊就有便利商店可以買東西非常方便，會想再來造訪這裡！"

"Overall, I had a pleasant stay at Shirogane Onsen Hotel Park. While the room and toilet are quite small, they were clean and functional. The rest of the experience was very good — the onsen was relaxing, the surroundings were beautiful, and the atmosphere was peaceful. Service was courteous, and it was a nice place to unwind after a day of sightseeing. If you don’t mind compact rooms, this hotel offers a comfortable stay with a great onsen experience."

"Rooms have a nice old world charm. Dinner (we had the French one) was very good. Soup, fish, palate cleanser, steak, and dessert were all tasty and fresh. Wine selection could have been a bit better but wasn't bad at all. Onsen is nice: they have the public onsen and private rooms. Each room is different, so try to get the one at the end of the corridor (it has an open air section) if you can. Otherwise the public onsen is really great too. A slightly long walk to the ropeway station up to Asahidake for my kid. But loved it overall!"

"I highly recommend staying at a hotel in Asahikawa during your visit. The outdoor onsen offers a stunning view and is quite lovely. The buffet food is good, though a wider variety would be appreciated. I rented a cottage this time, which was spacious and allowed for convenient cooking during my stay."

"One of the best onsen I must say. It’s very very near Shirahige Falls about 5 minutes walk in thick snow. But there aren’t any convenient shops or restaurants within reach. I guess you’ll need to drive. Limited public bus to reach the resort and it costs 660 yen. If you missed then you’ll need to get a taxi which cost about 8000 yen. We took the day trip around Biei which cost about 5500 per person to 8 locations around Biei and the last location you guess it right, it’s Shirahige fall. The tour bus driver very kind to drop us at the onsen resort They served the best saisaki and breakfast. Be sure to get your stomach empty before you reach the premise for the dinner."