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Te0s0

Brooklyn, New York

22880

Great Pampering at the end of a Hokkaido Trip

Name: Great Pampering at the end of a Hokkaido Trip
Item: Oyado Kiyomizu-ya
Rating: 5
Author: Te0s0

Review of Oyado Kiyomizu-ya

Reviewed November 21, 2018

Great service all around, from the front desk to the valet to the room attendant. It is such a beautiful area, and the hotel is meticulously clean and comfortable. The hotel itself is perhaps a bit dated. The food, though coming in a great variety, seems somewhat average, but that may just be due to the amazing food we've had all trip. At times it was slightly difficult to communicate with our room attendant in English, but we got everything we need and much more! Would certainly stay there again if we got the chance.

Date of stay: December 2017

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The true Japanese hospitality
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potterymi wrote a review Jun 2018
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Nice Japanese- style service
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Bed was super comfy as they provide extra mattress even it was tatami style.

Taste of food wasn’t too impressive but they are good looking and very filling.

For those who have knee injuries or with elderly, suggest to choose western room instead as tatami may be unsuitable.
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Travel741287 wrote a review Nov 2017
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Winter trip to Noboribetsu
Pro:
1. Near to Noboribetsu Jigoku Valley, within walking distance to all local tourist spots
2. Shop district is within walking distance, with amenities like 7-11, restaurants, souvenirs shops etc...
3. The ryokan itself equipped with in house Onsen, and it’s open for 24/7.
4. Shower equipments are provided both in rooms and Onsen area, branded shampoo were provided (Sheishedo)
5. Surroundings were quiet at all times
6. Neat and tidy, hotel staff were very polite and patience while introducing surrounding to us.

Cons:
1. No restaurant within the hotel, reservation of meals in hotel must be 3 days before check-in.
2. Remote area and limited transport access to the area. There’s only 4 buses in and out of Noboribetsu. Missed out 1 bus can cause you much delay to the whole journey.
3. Restaurants in shop district, most of them only open after 6pm. During lunch time there’s only 1 or 2 restaurant option.
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BryanMah wrote a review Oct 2017
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Charming traditional ryokan for an untainted Japanese experience
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h0ilp wrote a review Sep 2017
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Comfortable typical Japanese Ryokan
Bit old facilities but reasonably comfortable stay. Nice meals with spacious room. Would be nicer if they have outdoor hotspring bath for both sexes. It was a good experience to wear Japanese custom cloth which made me feel Samurai.
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