This onsen is about 1 hour drive from Sapporo Chitose Airport. What you don't expect is the FREE transportation offered by this Noguchi Group. Our bus was a fancy big beautiful bus, great view, after the stay they also send us to the airport or Sapporo station northern exit. Many hotels are near by this main station so you basically... More

My daughter and I stayed for 2 nights in a Japanese Tatami room. We enjoyed the (both indoor and outdoor) public and private onsen, sauna and jacuzzi pool. Both the buffet dinner and breakfast were delicious. The hotel can arrange free shuttle bus to the bear park and to Jigokudani (Hell valley), also to & fro airport. The shopping street... More

Stayed there for 2 nights in one of the Japanese styled "tatami" rooms. Noboribetsu is a very quiet place. Our room... quite nice... looking over the mountain slope covered by snow and although not spacious, it is sufficient for 2 adults. The room is a bit old but ok. Location of this hotel is a bit away from the town... More

My hubby and I wanted to visit Noboribetsu as it was touted as the most famous onsen area to visit in Hokkaido. I booked Sekisui-tei because it was the only hotel I could find that has an open-air hotspring bath for private reservation. Booked through rakuten as it offered the cheapest rate for a 10-tatami japanese style room with breakfast... More

I booked this hotel through one of the Japan online Agent, but the price was very expensive. I have to deal direct with Hotel to arrange free shuttle bus from Airport as agent does not provide the arrangement (all must pre-book). My room rate (Japanese Style for 2 Persons) inclusive of Dinner & Breafast. Most of the guest are local,... More

From Noboribetsu train station, there are many modes of transport available. Taxi is the most convenient, but for the budget traveller, it. Is just as convenient to take the bus to Noboribetsu Onsen terminal. Subsequently, it is a 15 mins walk to Sekisuitei. We were confused by Google maps, which stated that there is another hotel named "Prince" but in... More

While on our honeymoon, we took a side trip from Sapporo to Hell Valley to see the sights and to try out the hot springs. We chose this hotel because: 1. It has private hot springs for rent. This is used by families or couples who prefer privacy, and foreigners like us who are not comfortable getting naked at the... More

Sekisuitei is a part of Noguchi Kanko chain hotels, and one of the bigger onsen hotels in Noboribetsu. It comprises of three buildings, each about eight floors tall. There are so many rooms, so be sure not to forget your room number! We reserved the hotel through their proper website, and paid 6980 yen (about US$70) per person per night... More