Villas vary in layout and can host couples or small families; some offer an extra 12 m² tatami space for children. No additional rollaway beds or baby cots are available, so check the villa configuration when booking.

Yes — each of the 15 villas includes two private onsens, one indoor and one open‑air, supplied with free‑flowing natural volcanic spring water. Baths are for private use by the villa guests only.

Zaborin can arrange private transfers from New Chitose Airport and offers complimentary pick‑ups from Kutchan train station on request; a seasonal shuttle to Hanazono ski centre is also provided during the ski season. Contact the ryokan in advance to schedule transfers.

Zaborin is approximately two hours’ drive west of New Chitose Airport. Trains and buses to Kutchan or Niseko are possible, with a short onward transfer to the ryokan.

The property operates with multilingual information and English‑language assistance is available to help with check‑in, transfers and service. Staff follow traditional Japanese omotenashi hospitality.

Zaborin serves multi‑course kita kaiseki (chef’s omakase) dinners and Japanese breakfasts, typically served in private dining pockets; robatayaki is available by pre‑booking. Menus focus on seasonal Hokkaido ingredients.

Standard check‑in is between 14:00 and 19:00, and check‑out is between 09:00 and 11:00. If you need different times, contact the ryokan before arrival to request arrangements.

Villas are individual private suites designed for guest privacy, but whole‑property hire is not standard — enquire directly for exclusive‑use options. Pets are not permitted on the property.

The nearest town, Kutchan, is about a 15‑minute drive and has supermarkets, restaurants and basic shops; Niseko resort villages also offer dining and retail options. Self‑drive or arranged transfers are the easiest way to reach local shops.

Zaborin sits near Hanazono ski area (around 7 minutes by car) and offers views of Mt. Yotei; nearby Niseko and Kutchan provide skiing, hiking and local sightseeing. Day trips to Otaru and Sapporo are also common from this base.

Rooms are arranged as twin layouts with two large double beds (all rooms 50m² or larger) and are designed primarily for two adults; please contact the ryokan in advance for special requests.

Yes — the property uses Tokachigawa moor (peat) hot spring water; every guest room includes a private open‑air onsen and there is a larger public onsen and sauna on site.

There is no regular hotel shuttle advertised; guests normally use taxis, the local Tokachigawa Onsen bus from Obihiro Station, or rental car — inform the ryokan of your arrival time in advance.

Tokachi‑Obihiro Airport is roughly 40 minutes by car, Obihiro Station is about 30 minutes by public bus (Tokachigawa Onsen line), and New Chitose Airport is around 2 hours by car or 2–2.5 hours by public transit.

Staff primarily use Japanese; English may be limited, so non‑Japanese speakers are advised to prepare key requests or use a translation app and notify the ryokan ahead of arrival if needed.

Expect a calm, modern ryokan focused on regional ingredients and the moor onsen experience: private in‑room baths, a public onsen and sauna, seasonal kaiseki dining, and a quiet riverside setting.

The ryokan sits in the Tokachigawa Onsen area near the Tokachi River; Obihiro city (about 11 km) offers restaurants and shops, and nearby sites include Tokachi ecological parks, Tokachigaoka Park and wider natural attractions such as Naitai Highlands and local lakes.

Standard check‑in is 15:00–19:00 and check‑out is 11:00; the ryokan asks guests to notify them of expected arrival time in advance.

Each room has its own private bath, but full privatization or reserved use of the public onsen is not listed as standard — contact the ryokan to inquire; pets are not permitted and events/parties are prohibited.

Yes — the ryokan serves seasonal Japanese (kaiseki) dinners and offers breakfast (Japanese/Western options), with dinner service times set by the ryokan; small shops and onsen‑area restaurants are within walking distance while larger supermarkets and services are in Obihiro (about 11 km).

Room capacities vary by room type; children of any age are welcome but children aged 7 and over are charged the adult rate. Extra beds and cots cannot be requested, so check the room description for maximum occupancy.

The property offers public indoor and outdoor hot spring baths and a sauna; some room types include private open‑air hot spring baths. Note that public bath access may be restricted for guests with visible tattoos.

A complimentary shuttle runs between JR Niseko Station and the hotel and between nearby ski resort areas; reservations are required, so contact the hotel in advance to book a seat. Shuttle schedules can vary by season.

The hotel does not operate direct airport transfers; most guests travel by train or bus from New Chitose Airport to JR Niseko (about 75 minutes by rapid train) and then take the hotel shuttle or a roughly 15‑minute taxi to the ryokan.

The ryokan provides a multilingual call centre and telephone interpretation service, and staff can assist English‑speaking guests using those services when needed.

The on‑site restaurant serves a Japanese breakfast and traditional multi‑course kaiseki dinners. Guests must check in by 19:00 if they wish to be served dinner at the property.

The ryokan sits close to Niseko Annupuri, Niseko Village, Niseko Moiwa and views of Mt. Yotei; driving times to major nearby attractions are typically 10–20 minutes depending on destination.

Free on‑site parking is available for guests; public transport options include limited regional trains and buses to JR Niseko Station, with taxis commonly used for the final leg to the ryokan.

Check‑in is from 15:00 to 19:00 and check‑out is from 06:00 to 11:00; please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time in advance and be prepared to show a photo ID at check‑in.

Pets are not permitted on the property. The ryokan has a small gift shop on the first floor, vending machines in the building, and a 24‑hour convenience store (Seven‑Eleven) is about a 10‑minute drive away.

Kasho Gyoen has 23 Japanese-suite rooms; most rooms are designed for two adults and the property generally accepts children aged 13 and older.

Yes — every guest room features an en-suite open-air hot-spring bath drawing from the local Usubetsu spring.

All rooms include private open-air baths for guests; the ryokan also offers spa and in-room massage treatments for additional privacy and relaxation.

The property lists a shuttle service; guests should request and confirm shuttle pickup times and locations in advance.

The ryokan is in Jozankei about 30–40 km from central Sapporo; typical options are highway bus or taxi from Sapporo, a direct drive of around 60–90 minutes from New Chitose, or the hotel shuttle if prearranged.

Japanese is the primary language, and staff can assist in English; other language support such as Chinese or Korean may be available.

Dinner is served at the on-site restaurant featuring seasonal Hokkaido ingredients with an Italian-influenced menu, and breakfast is offered on property with local-style options; notify the hotel ahead for dietary needs.

Pets are not permitted on the property; since every room has a private onsen, you effectively have a private bath with your room and can book private spa treatments if desired.

The ryokan sits inside Shikotsu-Toya National Park with garden and forest walks, a scenic pond, nearby Jozankei Dam, seasonal hiking and skiing opportunities, and village hot-spring sights to explore.

Standard check-in starts at 14:00 with check-out around 11:00; late arrivals should be advised to the hotel in advance. There are limited shops on-site, so guests can ask the front desk for the nearest convenience stores in Jozankei village or bring essentials with them.

Room types range from twin and Japanese-style rooms (up to four futons) to suites and a maisonette that can sleep up to six; family rooms are available for larger groups.

Sanyoan features a rare botanical moor hot spring with public baths, an open-air bath and hinoki (cypress) bathing options; some rooms also offer private in-room baths.

There is no regularly advertised airport shuttle; guests should contact the property in advance to request transfer assistance or arrange pickup/drop-off.

Tokachi-Obihiro Airport is the closest, roughly 35 km (about 22 miles) from the ryokan; travel by taxi or bus from the airport is common.

Japanese is the primary language, and staff are widely reported as helpful; English assistance is generally available for basic guest needs, but notify the ryokan in advance for special requests.

Sanyoan offers a traditional ryokan atmosphere with yukata, a curated library and onsen rituals; meals emphasize local ingredients and are highly rated by guests, with breakfast and evening dining provided on site.

The ryokan sits in the Tokachigawa Onsen area, close to the Tokachi River and local hiking and cycling routes; nearby Obihiro and regional attractions such as farms, parks and seasonal events are easy day trips.

Take a train to Obihiro Station, then use regional buses or a taxi to Tokachigawa Onsen; timetables vary, so plan connections in advance.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 (guests are usually asked to arrive by 19:00) and check-out is by 11:00.

Some suites include private in-room or open-air baths and public baths are available for guests; pets are not allowed, and the property has a small on-site minimarket while convenience stores and local shops are nearby.

Room types range from small Japanese-style rooms for two to family rooms with up to four futons; a suite option lists 2 beds plus 3 futons and can sleep around five people.

Yes — the property offers onsen facilities including public baths and an outdoor onsen, and some suites feature a private open-air onsen for exclusive use.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; guests typically use taxi, rental car or local bus from Asahikawa and can contact the property to arrange a private transfer if needed.

Asahikawa Airport is the nearest, approximately 32 km from the ryokan; Asahikawa city and its main train station are roughly 40 km away.

Staff are highly rated for helpfulness and can assist international guests; English is spoken to a useful degree, although Japanese remains the primary language.

Breakfast is offered a la carte or Asian-style, and the ryokan is known for traditional Japanese multi-course meals for dinner; meal options and timing should be confirmed when booking.

The ryokan is in Tenninkyo Onsen area and is popular for hiking and skiing; nearby points of interest include Asahidake Visitor Center and other Asahikawa-area attractions within about 20–45 km.

By car the property provides free private parking; by public transport you would travel via Asahikawa (train or airport) and continue by taxi or local bus to Tenninkyo Onsen — renting a car is often the most convenient option.

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Pets are not permitted; some suites provide private baths while public onsen are shared; the nearest town centre with convenience stores is around 23 km away, so plan supplies accordingly.

Capacities vary by room: Executive Suite Villa fits up to 5 guests; Suite Villa rooms fit 3 or 4 (connecting rooms can accommodate 4–7); most Suite Resort rooms are for 3, with adjoining-room options for larger groups.

Yes — every guest room features a private open‑air onsen; some room types also include a private jet bath (not classified as onsen).

Yes — the hotel operates a free Chitose Liner shuttle between New Chitose Airport/Chitose Station and the hotel; you must reserve the shuttle in advance (usually at least five days) and seats are limited.

You can take the hotel shuttle from Chitose Station or New Chitose Airport, use public buses (Hokkaido Chuo Bus), or drive; travel time is roughly 40–60 minutes depending on route and connections.

Standard check‑in is between 14:00 and 19:00 and check‑out is at 11:00.

The ryokan serves seasonal northern Japanese cuisine in its restaurant and offers room service during set hours; multi‑course dinner and breakfast options are commonly available and often require reservation.

Each room has its own private onsen; if you need a larger private or group bathing option, contact the hotel directly to request availability and arrangements.

The hotel provides English information online and routinely serves international guests; for specific language assistance or requests it is best to contact the hotel before arrival.

Children are accepted according to room capacity and some rooms offer extra beds or futons; for the hotel’s pet policy please contact the property directly to confirm.

The ryokan sits in the Shikotsuko Onsen area overlooking Lake Shikotsu, with lake activities, seasonal events and nature sightseeing nearby; the front desk can help arrange local excursions and transport to Chitose or Sapporo.

Most suites are designed for two guests, while select family or multi-bed suites can accommodate small groups; cribs are available on request. Please check the specific room type when booking or contact the hotel for exact occupancy limits.

Yes — every guest suite features a private natural onsen, and the property also has a public bath with indoor and open-air baths plus a sauna (the public bath closes daily for cleaning mid‑day).

Yes — the hotel can arrange private transfers between New Chitose Airport or Sapporo and the ryokan with advance notice; public bus services also connect Jozankei and Sapporo. Please request transfers in advance to confirm availability and pick‑up details.

The property is roughly 80 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport and about 45 minutes from central Sapporo or JR Sapporo Station, depending on traffic and season.

Staff provide assistance in Japanese and English; additional language support may be available depending on the team on duty. If you need specific language help, mention it when you reserve.

Expect a ryokan‑style stay that blends Japanese tradition with modern comforts: private in‑room onsen, a wellness spa, and seasonal, locally focused dining in a tranquil river valley setting. The atmosphere is curated for relaxation and Japanese hospitality rather than a purely traditional museum‑style ryokan.

Jozankei offers riverside walks, waterfalls, small local museums and shrines, and seasonal natural scenery; Sapporo cultural sites are an easy day trip. The hotel can advise on local walks and sightseeing options.

You can reach Jozankei by public bus (the Kappa Liner and other routes stop near the Jozankei Jinja area), or by taxi and rental car; there are regular bus connections to Sapporo. Check timetables in advance as schedules vary by season.

Standard check‑in typically begins at 15:00 and check‑out is by 11:00; the hotel asks late arrivals to advise them in advance. Confirm exact times with your reservation.

Many rooms include private in‑room onsen and the hotel offers private dining/teppanyaki options and an on‑site restaurant serving local ingredients, while an exclusive villa is offered for full privatization; pets are not permitted. Small supermarkets and additional dining options are available in the Jozankei area and nearby Sapporo for supplies and variety.

Room capacities vary by type: most new and annex rooms sleep 1–2, Japanese-style and maisonette rooms sleep 4–5, and some main-building rooms sleep up to 5 guests.

Yes — it uses Yoroushi natural hot spring water and offers outdoor rock baths, separate men’s and women’s baths, saunas, and a reservable private bath.

There is no regularly scheduled public shuttle listed; Nakashibetsu Airport is about a 30‑minute drive, so guests typically arrive by car or taxi and can contact the ryokan by phone to discuss transfer options.

Japanese is the primary language; staff can assist in English for common guest needs.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 and check‑out is by 11:00; reception hours are typically in the afternoon and evening, so notify the ryokan if your arrival is late.

Yes — private baths are available by reservation through the front desk and are subject to availability, so book in advance where possible.

No — the ryokan does not permit pets on the premises.

The ryokan serves seasonal, locally focused meals in its dining facilities; breakfast options are available and dinner is offered to guests in a traditional ryokan style.

The ryokan sits beside rivers and forested scenery ideal for nature walks; notable nearby destinations within driving distance include Mashu Lake and local salmon/river attractions.

This is a rural hot‑spring area with limited nearby shops and public transport; a car is recommended and free on‑site parking is available.

Yes. The property operates as a women-only ryokan and accepts guests aged 13 and older.

Rooms are for female guests (13+); room types include twin and Japanese-style rooms — examples on booking show twin rooms for 2, a deluxe twin with up to 3 single beds, and Japanese-style rooms with up to 4 futons.

The ryokan provides flowing natural hot-spring baths including an open-air bath, large public bath and sauna, and offers spa/esthetic services; private or reservable baths are available for guests to book.

Tattooed guests may be refused access to public bathing areas, so you should check with the property in advance.

Yes — a free on-site shuttle runs between Odori Go‑Chome (Showa Building) and the hotel (departing Odori at 14:30 and the hotel at 10:00 daily); reserve the shuttle via the special requests box when booking.

The ryokan is about a 40‑minute drive from Sapporo; the nearest airport is Sapporo‑Okadama (around 36 km). From Sapporo Station you can reach Jozankei by direct bus or by car/taxi.

The property has English information on its site and some staff can assist in English, but services and treatments are primarily Japanese — request English help when you book or on arrival.

Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00; you must inform the ryokan of your arrival time in advance and be checked in by 19:30 if you wish to dine on‑site.

Yes — the ryokan operates an on-site spa and esthetic salon offering a range of body and facial treatments; reservations are recommended and can usually be made ahead or on arrival.

Pets are generally not accommodated — contact the property to confirm; the ryokan is not typically rented in full for private use, though private baths can be reserved. A small shopping and dining area (local cafés, shops and a mart) is within walking distance for basic needs and nearby sightseeing.