Takinoya Bekkan Tamanoyu
8,7/10 Excellent - Based on 792 reviews
Majestically nestled in the heart of Noboribetsu, Takinoya Bekkan Tamanoyu invites you to a sensory immersion where tranquility and Japanese traditions reign. Upon entry, a warm and refined atmosphere sets in, enhanced by soft lighting and the comforting murmur of hot springs. The thermal baths, renowned for their benefits, offer a fulfilling experience, while the 24-hour reception ensures absolute serenity at any moment. This ryokan in Noboribetsu is the ideal stopover for complete relaxation.
Faithful to traditional Japanese elegance, each room is a sanctuary of simplicity and comfort. Equipped with soft futons and tatamis, they blend authenticity and modernity with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Some rooms even offer the possibility of enjoying a private bath, perfect for extending intimacy and well-being. The shared bathroom, adorned with noble materials, is a most welcoming shared space.
For gastronomy enthusiasts, the on-site restaurant offers a remarkable culinary experience with its kaiseki menus, true savory works of art composed of several dishes. Nearby, various establishments in Noboribetsu like Adex Café or 湯嬉神 offer equally refined local alternatives. Whether on the plate or in the atmosphere, this ryokan promises a sensory journey at every moment.
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Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
7/10 Mixing tradition and modernity, this ryokan offers rooms with tatamis and futons, although some elements appear contemporary. The delicate meals emphasize refined local cuisine. The baths, though modest, offer a great experience. The whole captures a charming and welcoming atmosphere but slightly Westernized.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Thermal bath/onsen
Outdoor bath
Public bath
Massages
24-hour reception
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Positive Reviews
Exceptional Japanese hospitality
Staff are very polite, welcoming, and attentive, offering personalized service and making guests feel at home. Many mention the staff's kindness and helpfulness.
Memorable onsen experience
The onsen baths, both public and private, are highlighted as beautiful, relaxing, and authentic. Guests enjoy bathing while watching the snow or in peaceful surroundings.
Delicious and plentiful meals
Breakfasts and dinners, especially the kaiseki meals, are repeatedly praised for their quality, taste, and beautiful presentation. Meals are described as fabulous and memorable.
Traditional ryokan atmosphere
The ryokan offers a traditional Japanese setting with authentic decoration, comfortable futons, and yukata provided. Many appreciate the cultural experience and ambiance.
Great location for exploring
The property is well located near bus stops, shops, and local attractions, making it convenient for guests to explore Noboribetsu Onsen and the surrounding area.
Comfortable rooms and amenities
Rooms are comfortable and clean, with adequate space for families or groups. Some mention the convenience of having a private bathroom or a sink in the room.
Negative Reviews
Futons and bedding comfort
A few guests found the futons thin or of lower quality, making sleep less comfortable. Blankets were also mentioned as being a bit small for some guests.
Room temperature and air conditioning
Some guests noted issues with room temperature, such as lack of air conditioning in June or the bathroom being cold, making the stay less comfortable.
Private onsen and facilities size
The private onsen baths were sometimes described as small, especially for families or groups, though guests still enjoyed the experience.
Yukata and amenities
A few reviews mentioned the yukata provided was not a true yukata, but more like pajamas, or that one yukata was not perfectly clean.
Difficulty locating the property
Some guests found it challenging to find the property due to similar hotel names in the area or GPS sending them to the wrong location.
Parking and luggage inconvenience
A couple of guests experienced minor inconvenience with valet parking on gravel, making it harder to move luggage, and in one case, a bag was damaged.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is possible between 14:00 and 18:00. Check-out must be done between 08:00 and 10:00.
Is English spoken within the ryokan?
Yes, our staff speaks English and Japanese to assist you during your stay.
Are there any restrictions within the establishment?
Yes, the establishment is non-smoking and does not accept pets. There is no age restriction for check-in.
What wellness services are offered?
We offer a thermal bath/onsen, a public bath, an outdoor bath, and massages are available at an additional cost.
What dining options are available?
We serve an Asian breakfast every morning and offer a traditional multi-course Japanese kaiseki dinner.
Does the ryokan have parking?
Yes, free private parking is available on-site without prior reservation.
What tourist attractions are nearby?
The ryokan is 100 meters from Noboribetsu Onsen and an 8-minute walk from Jigokudani. The bear park is 1.5 km away and the Noboribetsu Date Historic Village is 3.5 km away.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed in the establishment.
What cultural activities can I practice on site?
You can participate in Japanese cultural experiences such as tasting kaiseki meals and relaxing in our traditional onsen.
How to get to the ryokan from the airport?
The nearest airport is Shin-Chitose, located 68 km away. Train services from Noboribetsu (7 km away) or Horobetsu (12 km away) can be used to reach the ryokan.
Are there special rates for children?
All children are welcome, but those over 13 years old will be charged at the adult rate.
Is Wi-Fi available in the ryokan?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
