Livemax Resort Shiretoko Seafront
7.0
Very Good(19 reviews)
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Hotel Description
Livemax Resort Shiretoko Seafront offers a relaxing retreat in the stunning natural beauty of Shiretoko, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in the northern part of Hokkaido, Japan, the resort is surrounded by pristine landscapes, including vast forests, majestic mountains, and scenic lakes. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the Shiretoko Peninsula and the Pacific Ocean from the resort. The hotel features modern, spacious rooms that are designed for comfort, offering a serene atmosphere where guests can unwind after a day of adventure. Each room is equipped with essential amenities, ensuring a relaxing and pleasant stay. The resort also provides a variety of special features, including high-speed internet access, a fully equipped kitchen, and a comfortable lounge area. Livemax Resort Shiretoko Seafront is ideally located with easy access to major transportation options, including nearby airports and bus stations. For those seeking outdoor activities, the resort is a short distance from top attractions such as Mount Rausu and Shiretoko Rausu Visitor Center, where visitors can explore nature trails, observe wildlife, and enjoy panoramic views. The hotel prioritizes guest safety with enhanced health and safety measures, providing peace of mind throughout your stay. The area is home to several famous restaurants offering delicious Japanese cuisine, such as the local seafood specialties, making it a great destination for food lovers. Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, Livemax Resort Shiretoko Seafront offers the perfect setting for your stay, surrounded by nature's beauty and convenient amenities to enhance your experience.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in the heart of Shiretoko, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
2. Panoramic views of Mount Rausu and the Pacific Ocean from the resort.
3. Spacious and modern rooms designed for comfort and relaxation.
4. Fully equipped kitchen and high-speed internet available in all rooms.
5. Close proximity to major public transportation options including airports.
6. Access to nearby outdoor activities such as hiking, wildlife watching, and seasonal tours.
7. Located near famous attractions like Shiretoko Rausu Visitor Center and Shiretoko Rausu Observatory Tower.
8. Health and safety measures in place to ensure a safe stay for guests.
9. A variety of nearby dining options offering fresh, local seafood and traditional Japanese cuisine.
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Rausu
29 min
Shiretokogo Lake51 min
知床峠29 min
Shiretoko Rausu Visitor Center12 min
Rausu Kunashiri Observatory Tower12 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Nakashibetsu Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 54 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$73
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$194
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Location
Airports:
Memanbetsu Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 7 min
Transit: 7 hr 23 min
Nakashibetsu Airport
Taxi: 54 min
Transit: 3 hr 19 min
Transit:
やぎはま
Walking: 3 min
八木浜学校
Walking: 4 min
あさぶばしみなみ
Walking: 13 min
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6.6
Good Location
Top Attractions
Reviews
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おにゃんこチェリー
5/5
Great viewAverage cooking (lol)It is the amountImage orbs also appear.Just a bedrock bath?Don't cover yourself in the bathincomprehensible
ハオタイロン
4/5
It seems that the former "Rausu no Yado Marumi" has been rebranded (?) and is now called Livemax Seafront, but there were no signs posted, so I parked my car in the parking lot and went to the front desk to check.This time I had a plan that included crab for 9,000 yen, but I paid 6,000 yen using points and coupons.The room was at the back of the first floor and looked like a local business hotel, but all the facilities were there and there were no problems. Cleaning is also done properly.The baths had saunas, indoor baths, cold baths, and open-air baths, and the water was nice and warm. We were told that we could see the sunrise from the open-air bath, but we couldn't see it because we couldn't get up that early.After warming up in the open air and cooling down repeatedly in the cold bath, my body warmed up and I was able to sleep well.Dinner included crab (half), sashimi, chicken hot pot, etc., and the taste and quantity was sufficient. Breakfast is a normal breakfast set.I think it was a commemorative price for the rebrand, but I was able to spend my time happily and cheaply.
MOUSE AK
5/5
The hotel old name is Marumi. We arrived 3 hours earlier so we paid additional jpy2k (2hrs w 1 hr free). Convenient store nearby. But no restaurant around. We had a tatami room. We only found one power power. We haven’t tried their onsen. Maybe easier if one has own transport
Room 5
Service 5
Location3
TEN TEN
4/5
Stayed here for whale watching the next day.This hotel is affiliated with the sightseeing boat Arlan III, and if you stay here you will get an 800 yen discount! I highly recommend Arlan III 🐳Ocean view room with air conditioning.Perhaps because of the typhoon, we were provided with two 2L bottles of water.All amenities are available in the room and bathroom. Women are happy✨However, it was a pity that only one shower was working properly...lolThe shower stopped the moment I let go of the button, so it was difficult to wash my body off🚿It can't be helped to have an open-air bath, but there are a lot of insects 🐜Dinner is luxurious!It's irresistible for crab lovers🦀Although the number of staff was small, everyone was kind and gave the impression of being at home.Breakfast is a buffet, but there isn't a lot of selection.Whale watching was early in the morning, so it was a good way to finish it quickly 🙆♀️
313 313
4/5
I stayed here while touring in Hokkaido in August. It was sunny both on the day we stayed and on the day we left, but the parking lot in front of the building was small considering the number of rooms, so I parked my bike in the corner, but since there was no roof, it got cold, so I parked my bike in the morning. There was condensation. This place seems to have recently been replaced by LiveMax, and the old name appears on Google Maps as well. The room is a Japanese-style room with a bedrock bath instead of a bath and a toilet. The selling point here was the view from the rooftop. Shiretoko Peninsula, Mt. Rausu, and Kunashir Island are perfect. The bath was a hot spring, and although it wasn't constantly flowing, it was good. The milk for breakfast was delicious!
tomomi mabuchi
1/5
It's the worstThe meals served during your stay will be completely different. Jalan, please be careful as the content is different from what you see on Rakuten!
田中大介
5/5
My name is Marumi, formerly of Rausu. It seems like the management has changed, but the manager hasn't changed. For the food, they have scouted sushi chefs from Tokyo, and while taking advantage of the characteristics of Rausu, they serve delicious dishes for Japanese adults. The quantity is also large.Many guests stay here for the Shiretoko cruise. Was it Arlan? I also recommend Shujinmaru.It used to be an inn, and to begin with, there are very few inns in Rausu. Therefore, this is the accommodation that should be your first choice if you want to stay there. It's far from the center of town, but it's behind Seikoma.Also, the food in Rausu is delicious. It's a famous story among bikers that there's nothing delicious in Shari. I don't think Utoro is much different.This is a highly recommended inn.When the weather is nice, you can see Kunashir Island, which I saw for the first time.
miyako tabi
5/5
I stayed here for one night on June 27th. 2 meals for 2 people 18,700 yen. It's a great deal.They will guide you carefully at check-in.There is only one elevator. Inside the hotel, you can change into hotel slippers.When you first walk in, the fishy smell is a bit off-putting, but you get used to it after a while.The room is extremely spacious, and I'm happy that it's big enough for a family of four. There is also a bedrock bath. Yukata and towels are also provided.The room faces the sea. You can see the sunset and sunrise.Dinner was extremely sumptuous, consisting of a whole crab, and they cut it in advance so it was easy to eat.We also have free drinks from Kabaana no Take.I'm satisfied with everything, but the only downside is the parking lot. The parking lot is not large, so if you check in late, you may need to park a little further away.The sea is right behind the hotel, so it feels good to take a walk to the sea in the morning.
Haru “ハル” God
1/5
It can't be helped that there aren't many accommodation facilities, but I can't recommend it highly enough. The hot springs are also small and only accommodate about 7-8 people. For better or worse, this is a country hotel and they don't really care about the guests. Even if there are group customers, they completely ignore individual customers and cannot ride the elevator. I can't take a bath, I can't eat. I think it's a bit of a disqualification as an accommodation facility, as they don't adjust the time and even though I'm paying, they don't prepare the food properly. Also, as soon as I entered the front door, there was a strong smell of fishing bait, and I thought there were a lot of fishing customers, but since it is the face of the hotel, I thought it could be a little cleaner. Not everyone likes fish...💦If you don't like such customers, I think you should disclose it properly. This will cost you a considerable amount of money. 😅I'm sorry, but my impression of this hotel has made me a little dissatisfied with Rausu. First-timers should avoid it.As others have written, there was only one outlet in the room, and perhaps because it was old, even when I plugged the adapter into the outlet, it fell loose and fell off immediately, so I couldn't charge it. This hotel lacks such attention to detail. Please be careful not to be fooled by photos from Rakuten etc.
お出かけ天国Abechan
3/5
Although we stayed in early July, we were able to stay at a very reasonable price since we made an early reservation.Dinner was a deluxe version that included crab, and breakfast was a sufficient buffet, although the number of items was small. The hot springs are also decent. However, the Japanese-style room in the main building was not only old, but the noise from the room next door was disturbing.You should be able to see Kunashir Island from the bath, but it was cloudy, so unfortunately you could only see a vague view across the ocean.There is a Seico Mart on the national highway in front of the hotel, which is convenient.
折
5/5
Stayed here with my preschool child. I knew in advance that the facility was old, so that's why I gave it 3 stars, but they kept it very clean. There was a lot of storage in the room, it was easy to dress the child in a yukata, and the large bath was very comfortable. More than anything! ! ! Food! ! ! ! It's so delicious! ! ! ! I want to say this out loud. Both dinner and breakfast were very satisfying, and they even arranged meals for the kids, including homemade hamburgers, gratin, and crab legs, which were super luxurious! ! ! At this price, this content is guaranteed to be a repeat purchase. It's right across the road from Nakashibetsu Airport and there's a convenience store right next door, so it was very comfortable even though I was planning on enjoying the inconvenience. Everyone at the hotel was very nice!
Thitima P.
3/5
The room is old. The day I went to stay, the air conditioner broke on and off.The hotel has old buildings and new buildings.The service staff is very good.There is a convenient minimart at the entrance.There is an onsen service. Parking is quite limited.
たかし
5/5
The equipment is not newIt feels like there is no excess or deficiency.The bathroom wasn't large, but it was sufficient.I'm satisfied with the food at this price.
bw z
1/5
The two of them earned 30,000 yuan a night and lived in a 16-square-meter dilapidated house. The facilities are old, with only one socket, no separate bathroom, no meals, no beds, poor soundproofing (the sb next door screamed all night), the toilet is broken, and the room still has a strong smell of freshener. Oh, by the way, ours is not a sea-view room, but faces other buildings. Fifteen thousand per capita is a living experience of 3,000 per capita.Oh, by the way, the check-in and check-out times are very strict. This is the first time I have heard of check-out at 9:30.