Our stay in the Kumoi has been nothing but great. Cozy rooms, beautiful lobby, clean onsen and lovely staff. We had both, breakfast and dinner, which always were delicious and prepared with care.
We were told that there was wifi in the lobby only, but we had no problem connecting on the second floor.
Would recommend!
Our stay in the Kumoi has been nothing but great. Cozy rooms, beautiful lobby, clean onsen and lovely staff. We had both, breakfast and dinner, which always were delicious and prepared with care.
We were told that there was wifi in the lobby only, but we had no problem connecting on the second floor.
Would recommend!
Olivier
Reviewed October 18, 2019Reviewed October 18, 2019
Lovely onsen open long hours. A short walk (uphill) to the visitors center and base of the cable car up the mountain. Good food at the two onsite restaurants, though I far preferred the French restaurant to the Japanese style. Very laid back resort; pajamas provided and allowed to be worn throughout the resort including dinner. Self serve food and drinks in the lobby. There are some trails around the national park but not a lot to do outside at the resort itself.
Lovely onsen open long hours. A short walk (uphill) to the visitors center and base of the cable car up the mountain. Good food at the two onsite restaurants, though I far preferred the French restaurant to the Japanese style. Very laid back resort; pajamas provided and allowed to be worn throughout the resort including dinner. Self serve food and drinks in the lobby. There are some trails around the national park but not a lot to do outside at the resort itself.
Kevin
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
Dated hotel, as are all the hotels in the area, but very well maintained. Staff were all superb and the food service was very efficient and tasty. Not Michelin starred, but neither is the cost.
Dated hotel, as are all the hotels in the area, but very well maintained. Staff were all superb and the food service was very efficient and tasty. Not Michelin starred, but neither is the cost.
Kim
Reviewed October 17, 2024Reviewed October 17, 2024
The staff at the hotel were always very nice to us. From the moment we arrived to the hotel, they greeted us with a smile and walked us to our room. They explained the hours for dinner and breakfast and hot springs. After that, we went to have dinner. Dinner is really good if you're into Japanese food, there are few Western options but you're probably in Japan to enjoy the Japanese culture. When we got back to our room, our futons were already laid on the tatami. We went to enjoy the hot...
The staff at the hotel were always very nice to us. From the moment we arrived to the hotel, they greeted us with a smile and walked us to our room. They explained the hours for dinner and breakfast and hot springs. After that, we went to have dinner. Dinner is really good if you're into Japanese food, there are few Western options but you're probably in Japan to enjoy the Japanese culture. When we got back to our room, our futons were already laid on the tatami. We went to enjoy the hot...
Carlos
Reviewed November 29, 2016Reviewed November 29, 2016
While you're exploring the area, Sounkyo Hot Spring and Asahi-Dake are a couple of picturesque spots to get outside and enjoy nature. In the larger area, you’ll find Daisetsuzan National Park and Hokkaido Ice Pavilion.
What’s a vacation rental in Kamikoshi like?
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