This hotel stands on high ground at Jozankei Hot Springs. Enjoy the bounties of mountain and sea at its dining hall, and choose a guest room with a scenic bath to enjoy hot springs in restful comfort.

A 75-minute trip from Sapporo Station on the Jotetsu Bus for Jozankei-Shako-Mae, near Daiichi Hotel-Mae stop (pickup available at Odori Nishi Go-Chome Showa Biru-Mae, requires reservation)

This resort hotel is located at the foot of Hokkaido's tallest mountain, Asahidake. There are driftwood-themed public and open-air baths, and a restaurant where one can enjoy their meals as if they were staying in a lodge.

An 80-minute trip from Asahikawa Station on the Asahikawa Doukikidou for Asahidake, near the Camping Ground stop

The breakfast buffet at this hotel features great variety, with fifty Japanese and Western dishes to choose from. The outdoor portions of its common baths have a view of the Daisetsuzan mountains on clear days.

Rooms at this hotel are bright, have large desks, and fluorescent lamps come standard, making this hotel a useful pick for business. The rooms also have down comforters, and in a kind gesture, freshly laundered slippers. Special accommodations are available for ladies.

The magnificence of a full field of lavender cannot be understated. Depending on the season, one can enjoy all sorts of flowers, like German irises in June and cosmos in autumn. Try the lavender-scented soft-serve ice cream.

Majestic nature can be enjoyed in all seasons at this resort hotel. Enjoy skiing and snowboarding in winter, or the ”Kaze no Garden” and golfing in summer. Guests like the ”Shisai no Yu” hot spring baths here.

A two-minute walk from the north entrance to Hokkaido's transportation hub, JR Sapporo Station. Only a-minute from the beautiful seasonal landscapes on Hokkaido University's campus. A great location for tourism or business alike.

The ”Shirogane” in this hotel's name means platinum, and refers to how the discoverer of the hot spring here felt as though he had struck platinum. Its location, surrounded by nature, is refreshing. The hot spring boosts sweating, and is thought to help treat pain and shed weight.

A 30-minute trip from Biei Station on the Dohoku Bus for Youth Friendship Center, bus stops near the hotel

This cylindrical tower, 107 meters or 28 stories tall, is known for its top floors where you can get a 360-degree view of Sapporo. There's also a hot spring open-air bath exclusive to guests. At its first floor Buffet Restaurant Hapuna, you can enjoy dishes that star Hokkaido ingredients.

Equipped with commons baths and a lounge exclusive to guests for a relaxing stay. Quality of sleep is particularly emphasized here, with Simmons-brand mattresses and a ”Pillow Corner” where you can choose a pillow to your liking. The red-brick storehouses, Clock Tower, and TV Tower are all nearby.