Our Japanese style room was clean, spacious, and quiet. It had a nice ocean view. Breakfast and half board were delicious, very eye-pleasing. the free private onsen (for this onsen, you need to sign up in advance) and free public onsen were great. The host/staff were friendly and helpful. They helped us book sightseeing boat cruise and sightseeing bus tour. We loved our stay here so much that we were sad to leave after 3 days.
Excellent family run ryokan/hotel. For non Japanese speakers this presents more of a challenge overcome by going to the mega hotel down the road. Otherwise the onsen is enough and the traditional Japanese meal is off the charts.
Hotel Kifu Club Shiretoko places you next to Utoro Onsen and within a 10-minute walk of Shiretoko National Park. This 14-room hotel has conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking.
Free breakfast is included with your stay.
Guests can enjoy flat-screen TVs and stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Refrigerators, electric kettles, and desks are also available.
At Hotel Kifu Club Shiretoko, guests have access to free WiFi in public areas, a library, and free newspapers. There's free parking and a free bus station shuttle. Front-desk staff can assist with securing valuables and luggage storage. Other amenities at this hot springs hotel include a terrace, laundry facilities, and a garden.
Our Japanese style room was clean, spacious, and quiet. It had a nice ocean view. Breakfast and half board were delicious, very eye-pleasing. the free private onsen (for this onsen, you need to sign up in advance) and free public onsen were great. The host/staff were friendly and helpful. They helped us book sightseeing boat cruise and sightseeing bus tour. We loved our stay here so much that we were sad to leave after 3 days.
Excellent family run ryokan/hotel. For non Japanese speakers this presents more of a challenge overcome by going to the mega hotel down the road. Otherwise the onsen is enough and the traditional Japanese meal is off the charts.
