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The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort

8.8
Excellent
(3345 reviews)

29-1 Toyakoonsen, Toyako, Abuta District, Hokkaido 049-5721, Japan

+81 142-75-2600

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Hotel Description

The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort, located at 29-1 Toyakoonsen, Toyako, Abuta District, Hokkaido 049-5721, Japan, is a luxurious retreat that offers an unforgettable experience by the serene shores of Lake Toya. Just a 2-minute walk from the famous Toyako Hot Spring, this upscale hotel presents breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Guests are captivated by the tranquil surroundings and the perfect blend of modern amenities with traditional Japanese hospitality. The hotel is strategically located close to popular attractions like the Usuzan Ropeway, which is just 6 km away, and Mount Usu, a mere 14 km from the property. Whether you're visiting for a peaceful getaway or to explore the natural wonders of the area, this resort provides an exceptional base for your stay. The elegant design of the hotel complements its scenic surroundings, with chic, contemporary interiors that allow guests to unwind and immerse themselves in the beauty of the lake and mountains. The property’s prime location also places visitors near a variety of cultural and natural landmarks, adding to the overall appeal of this destination.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort boasts a variety of rooms, each offering stunning views of Lake Toya. The spacious rooms are designed for comfort and relaxation, featuring modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Guests can enjoy sitting areas that overlook the lake, providing a peaceful environment perfect for unwinding. Upgraded rooms come with balconies, allowing guests to step out and enjoy the fresh air. Suites offer additional luxury with living rooms, and select suites feature soaking tubs, perfect for a relaxing soak after a day of exploration. Whether you choose a standard room or an upgraded suite, all accommodations ensure a restful and rejuvenating stay.

2. The resort is known for its exceptional dining experiences. The chic on-site restaurant features floor-to-ceiling windows, offering panoramic views of Lake Toya. Guests can savor a variety of exquisite dishes while enjoying the picturesque scenery. In addition to the main restaurant, there is a sophisticated French eatery and a traditional Japanese restaurant, each offering a unique culinary experience. Whether you’re in the mood for Western or Japanese cuisine, the dining options at The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort are sure to satisfy even the most discerning palate.

3. For those seeking relaxation, the hotel offers an extensive spa experience, featuring hot spring baths that allow guests to unwind and recharge. The resort's natural onsen and open-air bath are perfect for guests looking to soak in the therapeutic waters while enjoying the surrounding nature. Additional wellness amenities include a Jacuzzi, a water bath, and a bedrock bath, all designed to provide a soothing and restorative experience. The hotel is pet-friendly, ensuring that all family members, including four-legged ones, are welcome to enjoy the stay.

4. Guests also have access to convenient transportation options, with public transportation and shuttles nearby for easy access to key sights. The hotel is a short walk from the Toyako Onsen Bus Terminal, and taxi services can take you to major airports such as New Chitose Airport (about 1 hour and 31 minutes away) and Hakodate Airport (about 2 hours and 12 minutes away). The resort’s location also offers quick access to nearby landmarks such as the Usuzan Ropeway, Mount Usu, and Lake Toya, making it an ideal spot for sightseeing.

5. Health and safety are paramount at The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort. The hotel follows stringent safety measures to ensure guests' well-being during their stay, including enhanced cleaning protocols, social distancing practices, and readily available hand sanitizers throughout the property. The hotel also offers a range of accessibility features, including wheelchair rentals and accessible rooms, to ensure a comfortable experience for all guests.

6. Popular activities near the hotel include scenic boat tours on Lake Toya, hiking at Mount Usu, and visiting the nearby Shōwa-shinzan lava dome. Guests can also experience the famous Lake Toyako Long Run Fireworks Display, which is just a short distance from the resort. The nearby Usuzan Ropeway offers stunning elevated views of the lake and Mount Usu, providing a unique perspective of the area’s natural beauty.

7. Top sights within easy reach of the resort include Lake Toya, known for its scenic beauty and hot-spring baths; Mount Usu, a 2,405-foot active volcano; the iconic Shōwa-shinzan lava dome; the Usuzan Ropeway offering panoramic views; and the famous Lake Toyako Long Run Fireworks Display.

8. Nearby dining options include a variety of excellent restaurants. The French restaurant at the resort serves elegant dishes with fresh, seasonal ingredients. For authentic Japanese flavors, guests can visit a traditional eatery on the property. Additionally, there are several local dining spots offering fresh seafood, hearty Hokkaido cuisine, and international dishes, making it easy to explore the local culinary scene.

9. We invite you to experience the best of Hokkaido at The Lake View Toya Nonokaze Resort, where relaxation, luxury, and nature come together to create an unforgettable experience.

9.6 Exceptional

Location rating

Top sights

Lake Tōya
26 min
Mount Usu
22 min
Shōwa-shinzan
9 min
Usuzan Ropeway
9 min
Lake Toyako Long Run Fireworks Display
10 min
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Good to know

Check-in15:00
Check-out11:00
Location rating9.6
Nearest airportNew Chitose Airport
Travel time to airport1 hr 31 min

Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)

Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
    Official Hotel

    $322

    JAPANiCAN.com

    $304

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    $315

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    $312

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    $342

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Location

29-1 Toyakoonsen, Toyako, Abuta District, Hokkaido 049-5721, Japan

Airports:

Hakodate Airport

Taxi: 2 hr 12 min

Transit: 4 hr 2 min

New Chitose Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 31 min

Transit: 2 hr 28 min

Sapporo Okadama Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 59 min

Transit: 3 hr 13 min

Transit:

コミュニティーセンター前

Walking: 14 min

さくらまち

Walking: 2 min

ちゅうおうどおり

Walking: 1 min

Toyako Onsen Bus Terminal

Walking: 7 min

Nearby locations

9.6

Exceptional Location

This upscale hotel along Lake Toya is a 2-minute walk from Toyako Hot Spring, 6 km from the Usuzan Ropeway and 14 km from Mount Usu.

Amenities and Facilities

Activities

Banquet hall

Pets

Pet-friendly

Services

Front desk

Parking & transportation

Parking

Airport shuttle

Local shuttle

Public bath

Public bath

Natural onsen

Open air bath

Private bath

Jacuzzi

Water bath

Bedrock bath

Accessibility

Accessible

Wheelchair rental

Food & drink

Restaurant

Breakfast

Breakfast buffet

Wellness

No fitness center

Sauna

Spa

Aesthetic salon

Children

Kid-friendly

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools

Hot tub

Rooms

Air conditioning

Reviews

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Chang Lucy

2/5
1. The room equipment is not very new, but it is nice to be able to watch the fireworks through the glass in the room.2. To say that it is a must-stay hotel when visiting Lake Toya is a bit exaggerated, especially since its restaurant meals, whether for breakfast or dinner, do not include scallops or salmon eggs as yet mentioned. However, I did see potatoes that looked like scallops and were not salmon. Egg of dark red (?) egg3. In short, I don’t know if a lot of Taiwanese people came to stay there. The food part is very different from the past. The house price is not high, but the quality of breakfast and dinner at Yunpin in Taiwan should be much better. If you want to talk about the best hotel in Lake Toya, I personally recommend Konosu (Sun Palace Annex).

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Terrier Scottish

1/5
I stayed here for 2 nights.The hot springs are very satisfying, with standing baths, two types of saunas, and an open-air bath. Despite the large number of guests staying there, it wasn't too crowded.The room was beautifully designed with a view of Lake Toya, and the bed was comfortable. However, are the details well-maintained? There was a lot of dust accumulating in various places, and there were a lot of things that were worrisome. Even though it's impossible to wipe it down every day, I thought it would be a good idea to check it at least once a week. In the public areas, the elevator hall's up/down buttons are placed on pillars at a distance from the doors, but there was a lot of dust at the top. You may not be able to see it if you are short, but if you are around 180cm tall, you will be surprised to see the dust appearing close up right in front of you.The worst part is the food. I chose the buffet plan for both meals, but for dinner, entry is restricted in 15-minute increments to avoid crowding, but leaving is not enforced, so it's chaotic. I lined up at the sushi corner, but the line didn't move at all, probably because there were so many Tokua groups. I gave up and went back to my seat. I tried again a couple of times, but in the end I couldn't get it. In the end, we decided to end the meal early and go eat at a restaurant outside.After leaving the room overnight, breakfast was in even worse condition, so we recommend starting at 8:30 for tickets. I went there at that time because it was written, but unlike dinner, I was given a "mealing" tag to put on the table and had to find a table myself. I searched for an empty seat starting from the end, but there were none, so I returned the ticket, collected the meal ticket, and tried again an hour later. This time there was a long line to get a ticket. The situation is even worse than before. I didn't want to waste any more time on my meal, so I decided to buy it at the Seicomart across the street and have it in my room.On the second day, I got a ticket for dinner at 5:30 p.m. just before it started, but the situation remained the same. I am shown to a seat between tables overflowing with leftover dishes. There were Chinese groups making loud noises around them. It was not an environment where I could eat slowly, so I left again and went to a restaurant outside. On the morning of the third day, I didn't have time to eat at the hotel anymore, so I woke up and headed straight to Secoma.Did it just happen to be an unlucky day where all the guests were Chinese and Korean? Or is it always like this? I don't know, but apart from the scale of the hot springs, I think you'll be treated much better at a higher-priced business hotel. If it is an accommodation facility exclusively for Tokua, I would like them to notify us in advance.During the day, Tokua guests climbed over the fence and climbed down to the roof of the dining room (I think it was on the 4th floor level) for a big photo shoot. I contacted the front desk immediately, but they left me alone without any response. I was amazed at Tokua's recklessness, but I was also surprised at the low level of safety awareness at the hotel. I don't think I'll ever visit again. The lake lake where I stayed before was better.

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ひろえもん

4/5
The view from the window and the fireworks are amazingThe room was clean and nice, but it was so hot that I had to borrow a fan.I was also able to borrow my grandchild's toys, building blocks and blocks, to play with in his room.Most of the customers at the buffet restaurant were foreigners, so we were able to enjoy our meal in peace.I felt a sense of hospitality as the front desk staff and employees greeted me in a pleasant manner.One thing that bothered my family was that the elderly person who was making the sushi at the buffet didn't seem very nice, and even though my sister didn't get the sushi she ordered, she was too scared to tell him.I also went to eat sushi at a different time, but I felt very sluggish.The next customer was a foreigner and I couldn't understand the language, so he was listening to my order with a bit of annoyance, and I was sitting next to him listening, so it wasn't very pleasant.Most of the employees at other restaurants were foreigners, but they served customers well.I know it's hard to make sushi for so many customers, but it's a main dish that everyone looks forward to.Please make sure your employees take plenty of breaks, take turns, and serve customers in a professional manner.With this, no matter how good the sushi toppings are,taste is reduced by halfThat's why I'm reducing the number of stars.The bath was good

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1104

5/5
Although the fireworks only lasted for 20 minutes, I was very impressed to see them from my room. The open-air bath with a nice view was also great.

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Toshihiko Ichiki

5/5
Perhaps because it was a weekday, the hotel was kind enough to upgrade us to Nonokaze Club!The room was clean and spacious, especially the sofa was large and comfortable.Dinner and breakfast was a buffet, but it was beautifully arranged and delicious.As for the baths, there was a hot spring bath and a medicinal bath in the indoor bath, and a mandarin orange bath on the day I went to the daily bath.The view of Lake Toya and Mt. Yotei from the open-air bath was very beautiful, and the fireworks were spectacular as they went off right in front of our eyes.When I looked up, I could faintly see the constellation Orion, but I think it looks better in winter.The service was very good and it was a very good stay.

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黃俊凱

5/5
The room is very spacious and clean. The bathtub is very unique. The staff's service is very good. You can see Lake Toya and Mount Yotei from the window. It is worth a visit.

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李盟文

5/5
Checked in on 10/14. The attitude of the reception staff really needs to be improved. The shuttle bus staff had a check-in list and we got on the bus.When the bus arrived at the door, the receptionist got on the bus and called out your name before you could get off the bus and enter. For some reason, you entered before you finished calling. The remaining three groups of us and other passengers looked at each other, wondering what to do? Finally, we decided to get off the bus, queued up on our own, and were finally taken to the self-service check-in, where we were allowed to operate the machine by ourselves. We didn’t even have the WIFI password for the room, so we went downstairs to ask.This kind of reception is really not the attitude that such a large hotel group should have, and I hope it can be improved.