Jyozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei
5.0-star · Jozankeionsennishi, 3 Chome−105 定山渓第一宝亭留翠山亭 Jozankei
4.2(1,415 Google reviews)
Jyozankei Daiichi Hotel Suizantei
5.0-star · Jozankeionsennishi, 3 Chome−105 定山渓第一宝亭留翠山亭 Jozankei
4.2(1,415 Google reviews)
At a glance: 5-star · Since 1957 · Renovated 2024 · 15 rooms
Guests love: Service · Bar
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The hotel has its own Restaurant, Cafe, and Bar, so you can enjoy meals and drinks without leaving the property. In the Jozankei onsen town, a short walk away, you will find long-standing ramen shops and coffee houses serving simple Japanese dishes. The Yamanokazemachi area, near the Suizantei Club Jozankei, has newer bakeries and cafes for a relaxed break. For a different taste, Hoheikyo Onsen, a short trip away, is known for its authentic Indian curry. You can also reserve lunch at the hotel to settle your meal plans in advance.
The hotel sits in Jozankei Onsen, a historic hot spring resort in a forested valley within Shikotsu-Toya National Park. The immediate area is a walkable hot spring town with the Jozankei Hospital and a Lawson convenience store nearby. You can stroll along valley paths, cross the Futami Suspension Bridge, and enjoy a free foot bath. The hotel itself has a restaurant, cafe, and bar, and the Yamanokazemachi area nearby offers bakeries and cafes. Sapporo's main sights, like Odori Park and the Clock Tower, are about 18.8 km away, so this is a nature-focused retreat rather than a city-center location.
From New Chitose Airport, take the JR Rapid Airport train to Sapporo Station (about 40 minutes), then the direct Kappa Liner bus to Jozankei Onsen (about 60 minutes) or a route bus (about 80 minutes). From Sapporo Station, the direct Kappa Liner bus takes about 60 minutes, and the route bus about 80 minutes. You can also take the subway to Makomanai Station and then a route bus for about 47 minutes. The nearest bus stop is Daiichi Hotel Mae, right at the hotel. A taxi or pre-booked flat-rate taxi from Sapporo Station takes about 50 minutes.
In the evening, you can enjoy the hotel's own Restaurant, Bar, and Cafe for dining and drinks without going far. The Jozankei hot spring town is walkable, with the Yamanokazemachi area nearby offering bakeries and cafes for a relaxed evening stroll. For a classic onsen experience, the hotel provides private baths and an open-air bath, ideal for unwinding after dark. The Futami Suspension Bridge and valley walking paths are close by, though best enjoyed in daylight. For more options, a short trip to Hoheikyo Onsen offers its popular Indian curry, a unique evening outing.
The hotel sits in Jozankei Onsen, a hot spring town in the mountains, so it is a peaceful base rather than a central one. Sapporo's main sights are a drive or bus ride away: Mt. Okura Ski Jump Stadium is 14.0 km, Maruyama Zoo 15.1 km, and Odori Park 18.8 km. For exploring the city, you would take a bus from the nearby stop or a taxi, which is straightforward. The hotel's own restaurant, cafe, and bar make dining easy on site. If you want to combine a relaxing onsen stay with day trips into Sapporo, this works well.
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