Comfortable rooms, and a really wonderful buffet breakfast and dinner. A huge variety of options, including a mini-Jingisukan that you can cook at you table. The onsen was lovely as expected. Was particularly pretty with the snow outside. Very close to hiking trails, which were unfortunately partially closed due to the snow.

As with many of the other hotels in this area, there are relatively few transport options between the main train station - particularly later at night. We wanted to use the private onsen, whilst it is very nice, it is a little annoying that you have to pay extra for this service given you are guests at the hotel.

Sekitsui Tei is a big complex a bit outside of the main area of noboribetsu onsen, however the location is still great for multiple reasons: there is a bus stop in front of the hotel for public transportation, they offer a shuttle to different locations including Sapporo (make sure to reserve a slot) and you can walk in circle to see the main attractions of the town, and then land back at the hotel which is great. They have 2 separate onsen, indoor and outdoor, located in two of the buildings of the complex. Those onsen are always open 24h (except for cleaning times), and do not swap males/females as usually happens as each onsen have separate gender pools - this is great as you can enjoy all the pools at any time. I was in a double room and it was quite spacious, with both western beds and a Japanese tatami where to place the futon, in case one wants to use it (like me). Dinner and breakfast are buffet style with selections of products, although it can be more vary. There is a shop in the central building, vending machines and coin laundry. They also organize a bingo every day at 20.30. Staff nice and available for any requests.

Provide breakfast & dinner

Private Onset room does not have blind

I like the most is the outdoor onsen! February winter time in Hokkaido , outdoor onsen is the most enjoyable!

The guest restaurant has no ventilators, fried and grilled food's smell through the restaurant, making the guest's clothes contain the smell of it. I've visited this hotel 4 years ago, In the past they have sell the cold milk at the vending machine, after a hot spring drink a cold milk is soothing,but this time I visit this hotel they have no sell fresh milk in the vending machine anymore. 4 years ago I visited here during dinner buffet have traditional Japanese show for dinner guest but seems they cannot provide this service anymore.

The hotel location is near Hell's Valley, which is what most tourists come to see. There are several onsens available which are quite large. Some parking lots are available near the hotel. There is a buffet breakfast and dinner available with many food varieties. If you choose the traditional room style, a staff member comes to help you prepare the futon so there are no problems doing it on your own.

When arriving at night by car, it might be hard to find the parking lot for the hotel as it is dark. Besides this, everything else was fine.

This hotel has amazing buffets, for both dinner and breakfast. There was a large variety of delicious foods, and was very satisfying. It can get crowded though, so the staff made the recommendation to go during less popular timings. The room was a lot bigger than we were expecting too, and very comfortable. There was even free snacks provided on the tatami table, and those were tasty.

It was quite far from the main attractions in Noboribetsu, and the buses from the JR station doesn't reach here as often as the main bus terminal. It's quite a walk to/fro the main attractions, but very doable without luggages. The toilet didn't seem very new, but I guess it doesn't matter if you actively use the onsens instead.

The hotel room was spacious and clean, offering a comfortable stay. The buffet dinner featured a wide variety of food. The onsen facilities were large and well-maintained, providing a relaxing and pleasant experience.

The walkway outside the rooms had dim lighting, which could be improved. The dining area was a little warm and crowded, making the dinning experience less enjoyable.,

The dinner was amazing!! Breakfast was just ok for me. The onsen was also a great place to relax and chill. Had 2 in total. 1 has a open air while the other doesn't. Located in 2 adjacent buildings. The staff will inform you of how to access both of them.

The daily bus schedule. Location was actually slight far up the main area and the buses were very few. We had to be aware of the timing and the last bus from Noboribetsu station to the front of our hotel is around 4pm. If you miss that, you will have to take taxi, which cost a lot more.

Beautiful room and hotel in general, really nice yukata robes. Good amenities (water bottle etc). The outdoor bath was nicer than the indoor one as it had lots of options, but bear in mind it is a rooftop sauna not true onsen Futons prepared by staff for you while you eat/bathe

It's a bit of walk - 10-15min - from Noboribetsu attractions (bus terminal, bear park, jigokudani), which is fine unless you have lots of luggage, especially as it can be slippery with ice. Some nice food but don't expect anything really special!

The hotel is huge and rooms are spacious and well-designed. We enjoyed the experience and food selections, as well as the onsen. The hotel is located close to Jigokudani and the shopping street. Most of all, transport to the hotel from Sapporo was free and very convenient.

My parents found the shower room water and also the shower water inside the onsen rather cold. I personally found it lukewarm , and so was the onsen water. Though it is an old onsen town and facilities could be old.