Hotels near Otaki Niagara Falls

"Amazing stay! Wonderful food, service and overall wonderful traditional Japanese hot spring experience. Hotel shuttle is also super continent, highly recommended!"

"This hotel has the most amazing onsen. There are 2 x floors of different spa and bathing options including sauna and steam room. There is also a swimming pool which we didn’t even get time to use. The onsen looks over the Hells Gate sight which is amazing. Deer are outside too. You can have beer in the outdoor onsen between certain hours as well. Would definitely recommend staying 2 nights so you can relax in the multitude of onsen choices!"

"Rooms are clean and well maintained. Easy access to slopes. Ski in ski out. Onsen is on the first floor. "

"First time to Noboribitsu and it was great. It deep down in the mountains in its own little town. Definitely would have to take a bus or taxi in to get to the town"

"This onsen hotel is not in the main area on the southern shore of Lake Toya. It is associate with a small sleepy village with limited tourist infrastructure support. But the hotel itself does pretty much everything and it seems very new (probably built or refitted and renovated well after 2010). They have a decent shuttle service between themselves, the main onsen area on the south side of Lake Toya, and the Lake Toya JR Hokkaido train station. Their included breakfast is pretty good and high quality. I actually didn’t try dinner there and realized I probably should have and it was the best option certainly for the area. The onsen area is quite modern with a nice outdoor pool looking out on to nature. In addition all room have an outdoor balcony hot tub. So in a way you really don’t need to go to the onsen. I went to the onsen around 6-7 am and I was the only one there. It seems like I was traveling during the off season and it seems like most tourists didn’t really know about this area of Lake Toya and the hotel. It was so serene being in the outdoor pool onsen as well as the balcony hot tub. Quiet sleepy village, few tourists, few cars making the trip around the lake. I can’t imagine it being better (or it must worse), in the busier onsen area or southern region of Lake Toya."