Utanobori Green Park Hotel

Starting from Wakkanai and heading towards National Highway 238, it is very poignant and beautiful to walk along the sea line. The Tsukuba Strait accompanies me on the left, and I passed through Edayuki Town on the first day and settled here. It's quite nice to stay for one night. You have to have a car to drive into the park. It's in Edasuki Town. There is a forest road nearby. Most Japanese people stay here and have breakfast and dinner. It's well worth the price. I booked two rooms. Ctrip also helped me with some questions before checking in. The hotel's hot springs are formal but the water temperature is not hot enough. It is a hotel where locals go on vacation for weekends. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the lobby are beautiful. The front desk communicated professionally. A translator can also be used to deal with the problem. The hotel is similar to a sanatorium in a park. If you stay continuously, you can walk around and walk around the trails. We stayed for one night and left in a hurry. It is quite far from the city. Collapse^

An old Japanese-style hotel deep in the forest The hotel's hot spring is carbonated hot spring Except that the facilities are a bit outdated The service and environment are still good Facilities: 70 Health: 80 Environment: 100 Serves: 100

I used it at a day trip hot spring. A system where you can buy a bathing ticket at a ticket vending machine for 410 yen per adult. For valuables, a locker was installed in the dressing room to put 100 yen (returned after use). In the large public bath, only a small bathtub that can accommodate 2-3 people is filled with natural hot spring water (Matcha). The large bath where many people can bathe was water diluted with this. There are no open-air baths, bubble baths, jacuzzis, etc. There were about 10 washrooms. Shampoo and body soap in big bottles are provided. I thought that the hot water in each bath was lukewarm, but I got the impression that the hot spring baths were warmer than ordinary hot springs or other hot springs.