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"Unique property with wonderful design. "

"Very fresh, clean and modern Hotel. 3-4 minutes drive distance to the silo Observatory. Onsite free parking. Great place to stay for road trip traveler. "

"Good location. Very easy to walk to all terminals."

"Convenient to CTS"

"Luxuriously appointed hotel. Slightly aged but still well-maintained. The room felt decadently large after all the cramped rooms in the cities. Quite a few of the staff are able to speak decent English and there are Chinese speakers as well. The lake view is gorgeous and we were able to enjoy the nightly fireworks without braving the cold weather. The buffet breakfast and dinner had a good spread and is about the same every day. Have to say that the shower in the room is better than the ones in the onsen which are prone to have sudden fits of differing water temperature. But we are there for the onsen after all. "

"The hotel is at the beginning of the town. It is across from the bus terminal to get to the station or Date Jidaimura. It's actually a 5 min walk to a 7-11 but can't tell from there. The workers will always willing to help with calling cabs. Compassionate when I had my 10 yr old daughter and they let me add her to my reservation for around 5000 yen with my 12 yr old son and did NOT charge us 17000 yen like a nearby hotel did. Enjoyed the onsen. Iron, salt, sulfur, etc baths. I love the outside one."

"Safe,clean and too far away walk from the train stop."

"Free shuttle bus takes you from sapporo station in an hour to your huge room. Perhaps 500 square feet. Marvelous kaiseki dinners. We had the shiori kaiseki the first night and the seafood kaiseki with A5 wagyu beef the second night. Superb. However it is served in the resturant. Not in your room or in a private room. Buffet breakfasts are very good. Therefore correctly priced as such. Nice onsens. Only other drawback is not their fault- not much to do in Jozankei without a car which we did not have. If I was ever going back to Jozankei, I would stay there. "