Waisu Onsen

7.2
Very Good
(248 reviews)

256-35 Waisu, Kyowa, Iwanai District, Hokkaido 048-2141, Japan

+81 135-72-1171

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Hotel Description

Waisu Onsen is a cozy and tranquil retreat nestled in the scenic Iwanai District of Hokkaido, Japan. Located at 256-35 Waisu, Kyowa, Iwanai District, Hokkaido 048-2141, Japan, this peaceful hotel is perfectly set back from the hustle of the highway, offering guests a serene and relaxing stay. The hotel is conveniently located 11 km from Asahigaoka Park, 15 km from the Niseko Volcanic Group, and 16 km from the Niseko Tokyu Golf Course, making it an ideal base for nature lovers and those seeking outdoor adventures in Hokkaido. The traditional design of the hotel evokes a rustic charm, with tatami floors and chabudai dining tables that offer an authentic Japanese experience. The hotel’s atmosphere is calming and welcoming, making it perfect for those looking for a peaceful escape.
The rooms at Waisu Onsen are basic yet comfortable, providing a restful space for guests. Each room features tatami mats, traditional chabudai dining tables, and essential amenities such as a TV, a mini-fridge, and tea- and coffee-making facilities. The rooms also offer a simple and relaxing ambiance, designed for guests to unwind and enjoy their stay. Shared bathrooms are available, and a dormitory-style room is also provided for those traveling with a larger group or looking for a more affordable stay.
The hotel offers several amenities to enhance guests’ experience. The natural onsen bathhouse is a key feature, providing visitors with the opportunity to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of Hokkaido’s famous hot springs. For those traveling with pets, Waisu Onsen is pet-friendly, ensuring that furry companions are welcome. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi access for guests who need to stay connected, and parking is available for those traveling by car. While there is no fitness center or spa, the hotel offers a truly relaxing experience with its focus on tranquility and natural surroundings.
Waisu Onsen’s location also offers easy access to a variety of transportation options. The hotel is just a short walk from Waisu Onsen Station, making it easy to get around by foot. For those traveling by taxi, Kozawa Station is just 5 minutes away, and the New Chitose Airport is 2 hours and 1 minute away by taxi. Additionally, Sapporo Okadama Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 33 minutes by taxi.
Guests can enjoy a wide range of activities around the hotel, with several ski resorts nearby. Niseko Tokyu Grand Hirafu, a full-service ski area, is just 22 minutes away by car, while Niseko Hanazono Resort is only 15 minutes from the hotel. Other popular ski resorts, such as Niseko Annupuri Kokusai Ski Area, Mt. Niseko-Annupuri, and Mount Yōtei, are also within driving distance, offering activities for every season.
Guests can explore a variety of dining options near the hotel. Some of the top recommended restaurants include the Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant, which is only 1 minute away by taxi, the family-friendly Family Restaurant ROCO (12 minutes by taxi), and the Italian restaurant Bleu Cielo (11 minutes by taxi). For a more diverse culinary experience, guests can visit Kumo Restaurant and LUPICIA, both 23 minutes away by taxi.
In conclusion, Waisu Onsen offers a unique and peaceful retreat for guests who are looking for an authentic Japanese experience in a natural and relaxing setting. With its cozy rooms, hot-spring bathhouse, and proximity to nearby attractions, it is the perfect place for a restful getaway. Whether you’re visiting Hokkaido for its ski resorts or simply looking to unwind in the peaceful countryside, Waisu Onsen provides a warm and inviting experience.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Pet-friendly environment for guests traveling with pets

2. Natural onsen bathhouse offering therapeutic hot spring experience

3. Traditional Japanese design featuring tatami floors and chabudai tables

4. Convenient access to nearby ski resorts and outdoor activities

5. Complimentary Wi-Fi access for all guests

6. Free parking available for guests with cars

7. Close proximity to local transportation options including Waisu Onsen Station

8. Various dining options within a short taxi ride, including family-friendly and Italian restaurants

9. Shared bathrooms and dormitory-style rooms available for different guest needs


5.6 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Niseko Tokyu Grand Hirafu
22 min
Niseko Hanazono Resort
15 min
Niseko Annupuri Kokusai Ski Area
34 min
Mt. Niseko-Annupuri
35 min
Mount Yōtei
41 min

Nearest locations

升金食堂
1 min
Bleu Cielo
11 min
Family Restaurant ROCO
12 min
Otto Uno
12 min
中國厨房 広華
12 min
Yukitei
13 min
KAMIMURA
20 min
雲レストラン Kumo Restaurant
23 min
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Good to know

Check-in02:00
Check-out10:00
Location rating5.6
Nearest airportSapporo Okadama Airport
Travel time to airport1 hr 33 min

Location

256-35 Waisu, Kyowa, Iwanai District, Hokkaido 048-2141, Japan

Airports:

New Chitose Airport

Taxi: 2 hr 1 min

Transit: 2 hr 57 min

Sapporo Okadama Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 33 min

Transit: 2 hr 36 min

Transit:

Yaenishibe

Walking: 12 min

Waisu Onsen

Walking: 2 min

Kozawa Station

Taxi: 5 min

Walking: 29 min


Nearby locations

5.6

Good Location

Set back from the highway, this simple hotel is 11 km from Asahigaoka Park, 15 km from the Niseko Volcanic Group and 16 km from the Niseko Tokyu Golf Course.

Top Attractions

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Amenities and Facilities

Pets

Pet-friendly

Parking & transportation

Parking

Public bath

Public bath

Natural onsen

Wellness

No fitness center

No spa

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools

No hot tub

Rooms

Air conditioning


Reviews

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Hamish Tims

2/5
The onsen bath is very simple and quite hot (which I liked), but the whole building is smoke friendly, and I had to walk through a haze of cigarette smoke just to get back to the exit. Not at all comfortable and what I want in an onsen

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David Marsh

5/5
quick cheap onsen after a night of camping. no outside pool, just inside.

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英人宮崎

5/5
寒い❗

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sapporo- kuma (sapporo-kuma)

2/5
I went to Niseko Weiss Onsen, which I had always wanted to try.There were many reviews saying that there were many people with tattoos, but on the Friday evening I went there, there were a lot of people who looked like workers coming home from work, and since it was a weekday, there weren't many tourists. It is. Of course, I didn't meet a single tattooed person.Unfortunately, there is no open-air bath here. The facilities are old, the water pressure in the showers is low, and there aren't many washing areas, so I sometimes had to wait in the bathtub until it was empty. The changing area was somewhat desolate and had an early Showa-era atmosphere, and the bathtub itself, with its natural hot spring water, was built like an old public bath, which I personally found depressing.They sold melons and watermelons in the lobby, which must have been harvested from nearby farms, but they weren't particularly cheap.I didn't think the hot springs were worth the nearly two-hour drive from Sapporo. However, for the locals, there is no doubt that it is a nice hot spring with free flowing water, and the employees were cheerful and had a good impression of customer service.

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熊紋

2/5
It's been over 20 years since Weiss Manor? This is my first visitAt that time, I remember that hot water came out from the top of the bathtub, and I remember that the water was piping hot.When I visited this time, one bathtub was partitioned off inside and had a hot bath.The bath is divided into lukewarm baths, and I took a half-body bath in the lukewarm bath, but the hot water was so warm that it was difficult to take a long bath.Also, the facilities aren't bad, but there are a lot of people in Kyowa Town who are holding down Karan with their feet! I think it's a matter of common sense or manners, but at home you don't press the faucet with your foot.At the time I visited, there were three people who were holding the bell with their feet, which was disappointing.

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ちゃんかお

4/5
Hot spring water is good 👍However, the yakitori that is sold over charcoal on Saturdays and Sundays is more delicious than ♨️. 500 yen for 5 thighs, easy on your wallet. That's solid meat. I wonder if it will be baked around noon? perhaps. I'm glad you can reserve it for me. ♨️I often go there to buy yakitori lol. Ohagi is delicious, but at this time of year it's best to have a good night. I want you to try it!

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風来魔人

5/5
Bathing 500 yenIt's a plain and old facility. The changing room was filled with the smell of toilet air freshener, which was unpleasant. cheap natural hot spring waterThe hot water is first class. It seems to be a chloride spring, but it is clear and colorless and has no taste. The scent is a strong glaucoma odor from gypsum. Since it has no taste, it has a particularly strong scent of mirabilite, giving it the feel of an authentic hot spring. Smooth and beautiful, you can experience a sense of freshness.The bathtub has separate water temperatures with partitions inside the bathtub. When I measured it, it was 45.5 degrees hot, and 42 degrees even lukewarm. I really like hot water and it's amazing!On Sundays at 1pm, there are always 4 or 5 groups of customers, making it quite popular. It's close to the national highway and the location is good, but the quality of the spring water is excellent.

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平手実

5/5
This is my first visit on July 15, 2024 as a day trip bath. (I didn't stay there so I can't comment on the room)On this day, we toured Kyowa Town, visiting Hydrangea Temple Myozenji, Scarecrow Korikan, Nishimura Keio Memorial Museum, Shinsennuma Rest House, and Shinsennuma. To end our trip in Kyowa Town, we took a day trip to Weiss Onsen, which is the only hot spring located in Kyowa Town (I heard).Although it is a hot spring with only two indoor baths and no open-air bath or sauna, the hot water was nice and warm. Recently, it seems that the start time for day trip bathing on weekdays has been moved up one hour to 3:00 pm. (There are no lockers that can be locked once you enter the changing room, so we recommend using the coin-returnable lockers in the lobby area.)By the way, the dining room was not available for day trip bathers. (However, a small watermelon was sold for 1,000 yen, and 3 slices of chilled watermelon were sold for 200 yen, so I bought a cut watermelon and ate it on the spot. Chilled watermelon after a bath is special.)I thought the parking lot was huge considering the facility's contents, but as the evening progressed, more and more construction-related vehicles, both guests and others, seemed to be coming in. (Maybe they just rent out the parking lot.)I felt that it would be nice to be able to use real free-flowing water without chlorine sterilization and without circulation. (There is no doubt that it will warm up well)

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しず

3/5
I visited to use the hot spring for a day trip, but I couldn't go in because it opened at 4pm on weekdays, but the hotel staff told me about a nearby hot spring.By the way, when I visited, the hot water had not yet filled up and the temperature was over 50 degrees at that point, so I was told that I couldn't enter.The hot springs are said to gradually cool down by 4pm.But it seems like it's basically hot.

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すずえみ

5/5
I went there when it was Weiss-sou.The name changed and I felt the passage of time.While the shops of those days are gradually disappearing.I'm glad you stayed.