Find Asahidake Onsen Spa Hotels from S$231

"The service of the hotel is very good. The hotel provides free drinks and supper. The private onsen is free too."

"This was such a treat of a hostel, and for a great price too. Really no complaints about the hostel itself, but be sure to know what you are getting into when you book. Bathing is done via an on-site onsen that is open from 7pm to 9am. If you are used to onsens this won't be a problem, but watch out if you've never used one before as it is a different experience. There is also nearly nothing going on in the area surrounding the hostel, so be sure to bring food with you from whatever city you are...

"Ideally located near the Asahidake Ropeway. The rooms were large and very comfortable. The onset/spa was spotless and spacious. "

"the staff is kind of rude. I understand their command of English language is limited. But the attitude can be seen through body language. "

"We just spent five weeks in Japan and are still talking about the food we ate here. It is nothing short of spectacular. We paid quadruple at other ryokans and this one had the best food, best location and the best onsens. It’s an older place with older, big onsens and for us that was the charm of it. The rooms are very clean, the beds are comfortable. The staff was incredibly kind. We went skiing one day and snowshoeing the next and ended up seeing a red fox each day. Really can’t recommend this...