Hotels Asia Japan Obihiro

Tokachigawa Onsen is certified as one of the Hokkaido Natural Heritages and famous for "Plant Mohr Hot Spring" which is unique source and which can be found at only a few places in the world, inlcuding Baden Baden in German. The hot spring water contains more component of plant origin, compared with sources in other area The unique nature of the spring is known as "water for beautiful skin." It is one of nice hot spring spots in east Hokkaido. For both leisure and business travelers, it worth stopping and staying there to feel Japanese Onsen Culture. All rooms are in traditional Japanese style with Tatami floor (straw mats). There is no bed facility of Western product. By day, the rooms are furnished with a low table and zabuton floor cushions on Japanese straw mats. There is also a sitting area with two armchairs and a coffee table. By night, the room is transformed with Japanese futons into a sleeping area by room-maid. They are also equipped with modern facilities like a television, direct dial telephone, air-condition and in room safe. Each room has its private bathroom. They are kept clean and in good condition. (Hot water from the bathroom is NOT hot spring one.) Breakfast and dinner will be provided at one of their dinning facilities, if included in plan. A small light meal restaurant, bar lounge and Karaoke bar are also available. For group guests, both Western style and Japanese style banquet rooms are available. The lobby is medium in size. The lobby is adjacent to the lounge area which has additional seating space. A souvenir shop is also located next to the lobby.

This hotel is the perfect base for exploring the area.

There are a total of 162 rooms on the premises. This popular hotel provides the ideal base for exploring the area. The Hotel provides air-conditioning in public areas. Guests can make use of the lift. There is mobile phone coverage throughout the Hotel. Guests may indulge in room service. Guests can make use of the launderette. The establishment is wheelchair-accessible.

The hotel is very environment-friendly and 90% of the hotel was constructed from products native to Hokkaido. This creates a very natural and calm environment - the smell of the Hokkaido Cherry wood helps to keep the guest rooms cozier, as do the woodlands surrounding the hotel. Outdoor and indoor hot spring baths, jet pools, whirl pools and Jacuzzis, with a unique peaty therapeutic water are where guests can enjoy the surroundings, plus a comfortable and enjoyable time throughout their stay. Rooms are located in either the Hidaka Wing or the Garden Wing. The Hidaka Wing rooms offers views of the mountains to the west. The Garden wing rooms have views of this hotels famous garden in the south and with the floor to ceiling windows, guests are made to feel that these rooms are an extension of the garden with plenty of natural light. Many of the materials used in the interior decoration of the hotel are products native to this area of Hokkaido, including wood (Hokkaido Cherry), paper (Washi) for the window blinds and lampshades, bricks and ceramics. All bathrooms also have floor to ceiling windows so that guests can enjoy their surroundings to the full. There are few restaurants and bars, offers a various types of cuisine, all with a certain detail to local and fresh ingredients of this area. The lobby is medium in size with few sitting spaces. The coffee lounge is just off from the lobby and has a very relaxed atmosphere.

Obihiro is located in Hokkaido and southeast of the Daisetsuzan National Park; also a useful stop-over for travelers on their way to Ikeda or Erimo-Misaki. Guests will find this hotel good value and enjoy a pleasant stay. The rooms are quite simple, but kept in good condition, as are the bathrooms with varieties of amenities provided for guests' use. The hotel offers one restaurant named Shangri-la that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also have a few special dishes prepared from local ingredients. The lobby is small in size and tiled with marble. There is some seating with an internet corner provided for guests use.