Loved the spacious tatami room, perfect for traditional Japanese vibes. The private hot-spring experience added a lovely touch to our stay. Meals exceeded expectations. dinner featured beautifully presented seafood and impressive variety each night. Breakfast introduced me to delicious, traditional Japanese options that changed my perspective on the cuisine. The morning mochi-making session was a fun and unique interaction with the culture. A bit of a downside was the limited English proficiency of some staff, which made communication tricky at times. Also, the onsen facilities, while well-maintained, felt small during peak hours, making it less relaxing. Overall, a fantastic cultural experience bathed in great food.

short walks to parks and local sites near noboribetsu

the location is perfect for exploring with the beautiful segen park just a few steps away and the iconic hell valley a short walk from the hotel, allowing me to enjoy fresh air while discovering amazing local attractions without the hassle of long commutes.

Private onsen was a relaxing surprise despite small space.

Reasons to love it – and reasons not to

The private onsen option is perfect for those valuing privacy! The seafood dinner exceeded expectations with impressive variety.

It lacks a shower in the rooms which is inconvenient. Communication can be tricky at times due to limited English proficiency.

The dinner options were exceptional, offering beautifully presented traditional dishes. However, the wifi was too slow for convenience.

The seafood dinner was exceptionally presented and surprising.

The staff at Takinoya Bekkan Tamanoyu Hotel were hit or miss. While some were friendly, a few male staff members were downright unfriendly, which really affected our experience. The onsen facilities felt too small, and it often seemed crowded during peak times, negatively impacting our relaxation.

beautiful ryokan but needs more space in onsen

This ryokan really stands out with its spacious tatami room featuring a private toilet and washbasin. The staff at check-in were kind and waited for us to bring us inside, creating a warm welcome. Dinner and breakfast were delicious and beautifully presented, especially the seafood which kept surprising us every night.

The onsen facilities felt too small during peak times, which made it challenging to fully relax.

Just a good pick for a cursory stop in Noboribetsu with exceptional value. I really enjoyed the mochi-making demonstration in the lobby—it added a fun cultural touch! Be sure to check out the private hot-spring option for a bit of extra relaxation.

Takinoya Bekkan Tamanoyu offered a truly charming experience with its spacious tatami rooms and exquisite dining options. The seafood dinner was particularly impressive, featuring a variety of fresh dishes that differed every evening. Both breakfast and dinner were beautifully presented, with a traditional Japanese flair, including starters, sashimi, and seasonal specialties. The onsen facilities were delightful, especially the outdoor bath beneath falling snow, enhancing the overall experience.

Limited English proficiency among some staff made communication challenging at times.

takinoya bekkan tamanoyu was a delightful experience. the outdoor onsen was a relaxing surprise, especially with the snow falling around. location-wise, it's just a few minutes from jigokudaini, making it super convenient for exploring. the food was excellent, with diverse and delicious options that kept exciting me throughout my stay.

i would strongly recommend.

We had an amazing group trip and loved the private onsen experience here. The food was top-notch, particularly the seafood dinner that kept surprising us with new dishes each night. The location is super convenient to walk to local shops and attractions, making it a perfect stay for exploring the area.

I did find one staff member at the front desk a bit unpleasant when he directed me on where to put my cup, which caught me off guard. Overall, the other staff were very helpful though.

Staying here was such a treat, especially with the delicious seafood dinners and the unique rice cake making experience! I loved unwinding in both the public bath and the outdoor hot spring while surrounded by beautiful winter scenery. One tiny downside was the language barrier with some staff, but it didn’t take away from an overall fantastic visit! 😊