Yuyado DAIICHI
Wooden floored guest room with sofa, low table, bed platform and large window overlooking greenery at Yuyado DAIICHI Hokkaidō
Compact ryokan bathroom with sink, mirror, toiletries and enclosed shower stall at Yuyado DAIICHI in Hokkaidō
Rock-lined outdoor onsen bath at Yuyado DAIICHI beside wooden ryokan building with mountain backdrop in Hokkaidō
Spacious wooden dining hall with low table seating, buffet counters and garden views at Yuyado DAIICHI Hokkaidō
Interior lounge with leather sofas, low table and large window showing snow outside at Yuyado DAIICHI Hokkaidō
Facade of Yuyado DAIICHI with driveway, entrance sign, autumn trees and wooded hills in Hokkaidō
Sofa and low table in guest room at Yuyado DAIICHI Hokkaidō

Yuyado DAIICHI

9.2
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.2/10, based on 213 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 4:00 PM
Forest Surroundings Riverside Location Hot Spring Town Quiet Village Hot Spring Bath Open-Air Bath
Staff 9,4/10
Facilities 9,3/10
Cleanliness 9,2/10
Comfort 9,1/10
Value for money 8,8/10
Location 8,7/10

Ryokan highlights

A nature-rich Yoroushi Onsen ryokan in Nakashibetsu with fresh hot springs and strong local character.

Yoroushi Onsen SettingIn quiet Yoroushi Onsen, surrounded by forest, streams, and a distinctly secluded atmosphere.
Fresh Spring BathsHot spring baths are a core draw, with abundant fresh source water.
River and BirdsongBathing and stays are paired with stream sounds and frequent wild bird ambience.
Local Seasonal CuisineMeals emphasize seasonal dishes and Hokkaido-sourced ingredients rather than generic buffet fare.
Room VarietyOffers Japanese, Western, annex, maisonette, and some open-air bath room types.
Airport-Friendly AccessAbout 30 minutes by car from Nakashibetsu Airport for easier rural onsen access.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsRemoteness is the main stay-length driver: one night works for arrival, dinner, baths, and breakfast; two nights suits slow bath time plus nearby scenic drives like Kaiyodai or Uramashu.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a remote onsen-and-nature stay in Yoroushi Onsen, not as a convenient sightseeing base for travelers relying on trains or town amenities.

Know before booking

Remote accessAirport access is by car, and the inn states its pickup service is currently discontinued.
Thin local areaYoroushi Onsen is a secluded hot spring area with limited walkable dining or town activity around the inn.
Not a rail baseThis is not a practical choice for train-based Hokkaido touring or frequent station transfers.
Mixed-bath setupOne of the signature open-air baths is mixed, which may not suit every traveler.

Food & drinks

Verified Yuyado Daiichi in Yoroushi Onsen offers traditional Hokkaido ryokan meals with named on-site dining spaces and a buffet breakfast.

Seseragi (on-site)
on-site

Main dining room with stream views; used for breakfast and some meals.

  • Buffet breakfastfoodAbout 60 breakfast items.
  • Fresh milkdrinkLocal Nakashibetsu milk.
  • Hokkaido set dishesfoodSeasonal Japanese ryokan fare.
Yacho-no-mori (on-site)
on-site

Quiet on-site dining room with box, low, and table seating.

  • Seasonal kaisekifoodMulti-course Japanese dinner.
  • Daily sashimifoodAssorted raw seafood.
  • Local specialtiesspecialtyHokkaido ingredients in rotating courses.
Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

Generic meal venue for the ryokan's Seseragi set meal and half-board dining.

  • Hanasaki crabfoodRegional crab served in season.
  • Scallop grillfoodGrilled local scallop dish.
  • Milky pork skewersfoodNakashibetsu pork from example menu.
  • Kamameshi ricefoodRice pot dish with changing options.
  • Water yokanspecialtyHouse dessert on example menu.

Access, transport and nearby sights

Yuyado Daiichi is a secluded hot-spring ryokan in Yoroushi Onsen, most practically reached by car or taxi, usually via Nemuro Nakashibetsu Airport or Nakashibetsu town.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

A strong choice for travelers who want a secluded Hokkaido onsen stay with impressive baths, river-and-forest scenery, and a distinctly local food experience. It is less suitable if you want easy access, nightlife, or a simple modern hotel stay.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Outstanding riverside hot springsThe standout experience here is the large outdoor bath set right beside the river, giving the bathing area a wild, natural feel that is hard to replicate in more urban ryokan. The property also offers many bath options, so onsen lovers have real variety during the stay.
  • Peaceful forest settingThis ryokan sits in Yoroushi Onsen in a quiet mountain area of Nakashibetsu, surrounded by forest and stream scenery rather than a built-up resort town. It suits travelers who want silence, birdsong, and a true off-the-grid atmosphere.
  • Great room varietyThe property has a broader room mix than many remote ryokan, including river-side rooms, maisonettes, Japanese-Western rooms, and rooms with private open-air baths. That makes it easier to match the stay to couples, solo travelers, or small families.
  • Strong Hokkaido food identityMeals are built around local and seasonal ingredients, with examples such as Hanasaki crab, scallops, Gouda cheese from Nakashibetsu, and local pork. The breakfast buffet is also unusually substantial for a ryokan, with around 60 items mentioned.
  • Comfort beyond the bathsThe inn adds thoughtful touches like a large hearth, heated floors using hot spring heat, a lounge with reclining chairs, and a guest audio room in the new building. These details make downtime inside the property feel part of the experience rather than just time between baths.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Remote locationEven by eastern Hokkaido standards, this is a secluded stay and you will normally need a car or careful transport planning. It is about 30 minutes from Nakashibetsu Airport and around 90 minutes by car from Kushiro.
  • Not ideal for nightlifeThe appeal here is nature and quiet, not walkable dining, bars, or evening activity outside the ryokan. Travelers who get restless in isolated onsen towns may feel limited after dinner.
  • Some rooms lack the best viewsNot every room has the same atmosphere: some face the river, while others face the road, parking area, or mountain side. If scenery matters a lot, room selection is important and the cheaper categories may feel less special.
  • Mixed-bath format may not suit everyoneOne of the signature baths is a mixed outdoor bath, which some travelers may find uncomfortable even if the setting is beautiful. A private bath is available, but it comes with an extra fee and reservation requirement.
  • Traditional style over sleek luxuryThis ryokan focuses on rustic onsen character and a nature-rich atmosphere rather than polished city-hotel luxury. If you want a highly contemporary resort aesthetic, the experience may feel more old-school than upscale-modern.

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