Hotel Terreno

Because I took the Shiyuan Express, I stayed in Biaocha for one night. There was only this hotel on Ctrip. In fact, there were only 5 or 6 hotels in the whole Biaocha. The hotel was 1.5 kilometers away from Biaocha Station. We arrived at 6 pm and there was no one on the platform. It was not realistic to drag a suitcase on a snowy road for 1.5 kilometers. Moreover, there was no coin locker at the small station. Fortunately, the enthusiastic locals helped to call a taxi for 800 yen. We booked a double room with breakfast and dinner. The price was less than 950, which was very cost-effective. The hotel's hot spring was open to the public. Those who came were all from the same village. Everyone also took the initiative to maintain the cleanliness of the environment. The next morning, the boss drove us to the Kushiro River to see the red-crowned cranes. There were only 2 or 3 sparse cranes at 7:30. The boss suggested going back for breakfast first. He set off again at 9 o'clock to take us to see. This time we saw many red-crowned cranes dancing gracefully. Thank you very much. Check out at 10 o'clock. If you want to continue to rest in the hotel lobby, it will cost 600 yen per person, which is different from other hotels. Finally, the boss sent us to the station for free. If there is a chance next time I think I'll still choose this one.

First of all, the goodness of Moor Onsen. Although it is located in Hokkaido, it is a relatively rare hot spring. The utaseyu was especially good, and my joints that were hurting felt much better. And sheep dishes. Genghis Khan is good, but the lamb hamburger is even better. When I returned to Shibecha around noon, I didn't hesitate to eat at the restaurant (the same place where I ate in the morning and evening). I am a repeat customer because of the quality of the baths and food. The room is a normal Japanese-style inn and is of good size. The heating is also good. We did not see any red-crowned cranes during our stay. It seems to play a large role as a local public bath, and although it gets crowded in the evening, there is plenty of room for guests. When I return home in the evening, I only sweat a little and wait until after the outpatient bathing time to fully enjoy the hot springs themselves. Not only the baths but also the cafeteria are busy with local people, but don't worry, we make sure to provide meals for our guests. It's an easy walk from Shibecha Station, but if you don't like snowy roads, it's better to ask for a shuttle. Suitcases cannot be pulled on snowy roads.