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Luxurious Hot Spring Experience
La Vista Daisetsuzan, nestled in Hokkaido, offers a serene escape with a public hot spring bath to unwind after exploring Biei Hills and Asahiyama Zoo nearby.
Comfortable Accommodations
Each room at La Vista is equipped with modern amenities including a TV, fridge, and en suite bathroom with complimentary toiletries. Relax in your own personal safe with provided slippers and nightwear.
Delectable Dining Options
Start your day with a delicious breakfast buffet and savor a traditional Japanese dinner at the dining room. Complete your evening with a refreshing drink at the bar.
Indulge in relaxation and culinary delights at La Vista Daisetsuzan - book your stay now for a memorable experience.
Please note that guests with a dinner-included plan will be served a creative French course on the first night of their stay, unless otherwise specified. Guests who wish to have Japanese cuisine on their first night of stay must notify the property at least 3 days prior to arrival. Requests made after this period cannot be guaranteed.
Guests staying for 2 consecutive nights or more will be served a creative French course for both the first and second night, unless otherwise specified. For the third night and beyond, please consult with the hotel.
Please note that the property assigns a designated dinner time to guests upon check-in. Requests to have dinner at a specific time cannot be guaranteed.
Please inform the property at least 4 days in advance if you have any food allergies or dietary needs.Guests must check in by 17:00 to eat dinner at this property. Guests checking in after this time may not be served dinner, and no refund will be given.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Room was spacious and bed was comfortable, Onsen was great and very clean. Dinner was very good, staff were veryhelpful and nice. We had a very good stay. Thank you 🙏
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The coziness and scenic beauty.
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Een heel fijn berghotel dat zowel in de zomer als winter een hele mooie plek is in Daisetsuzan National Park. Vanuit het hotel loop je zo naar de lift waarmee je omhoog gaat naar Mount Asahidake. Daar kun je prachtig wandelen in een gebied met diverse geisers. Heel indrukwekkend.
Het hotel zelf heeft ruime kamers, een prima ontbijt en een heerlijk diner. Ook de onsen in het hotel is erg fijn, met een variatie aan baden binnen en buiten en een sauna. Het personeel is vriendelijk en behulpzaam.
Jammer dat het hotel geen bar heeft en de lounge erg klein is. Daardoor is er geen plek voor veel gasten.
booking経由の予約はフランス料理限定とのこと、予約段階で一切知らされていないため和食への変更を強く要望。しかしながら、合意文書まで持ち出して受け入れず、希望は叶わなかった。温泉宿で特徴のないフレンチレストラン、スタッフら頑張っているものの、強制的なアサインでなければ成り立たないレベル。
Really nice place, the staff is so attentive, a lot of free staff to grab, the onsen is great and the food is in another league. The breakfast was the best I have ever eaten, plenty of high quality fish and a lot of other varities of food, all with great quality. The location is very good and calming (there are no of other restaurants in the area) note that to explore the whole area you may have to do a bit more driving, but in my opinion it’s totally worth it.
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Onsen privatif très bien
Chambre spacieuse et confortable
Diner excellent
Petit déjeuner superbe
Un peu cher
great location, just minutes drive from the Asahidake ropeway.
nice and big rooms. clean, friendly staff.
great buffe breakfast.
no restaurants near the place. need to plan your meals. closest town is about 30 min.
you can have dinner in the place but it's very very expensive.
Hôtel magnifique, repas exquis, onsen exceptionnel
Rien à dire
サプライズのデザートプレートを用意していただき、楽しいひと時を過ごすことができました。ありがとうございました。
You will be stuffed full literally everyday. The Asahikawa style ramen here was better than that in the Ramen Village! Food is to die for. Onsen was very nice also with the outdoor view.
The site says you automatically get 2 different courses if your stay is 3D2N or more. But what actually happens is the Japanese cuisine gets overbooked at least 2 days in advance so we never got to try that. Please book your French/Japanese style 懐石料理 in advance.
Also if you want to do a full Asahidake Mountain loop, choose somewhere else, breakfast timing here is simply too late for that to happen.
Le staff était agréable. Mais ils étaient tous avec un masque, ce qui fait un peu peur.
L'hôtel était très décevant. Il est vieux et très mal entretenu. Dès l'arrivée, on peut constater l'état du parking et des alentours de l'hôtel, avec un jardin qui n'a visiblement pas été tondu depuis six mois. Les chambres et l'ensemble des espaces communs sont vétustes, dégradés par le temps. L'hôtel n'a pas dû être rénové depuis plus de vingt ans. Une odeur de poussière imprégnait les chambres, et la climatisation faisait beaucoup de bruit.
La nourriture n'était pas bonne et le restaurant était également décevant. Le petit-déjeuner était bondé, obligeant à faire la queue. Il manquait des choses très simples, comme des toasts ou du beurre. Le pire, dans tout cela, était sans aucun doute le rapport qualité-prix, le plus mauvais que nous ayons rencontré durant nos trois semaines de voyage au Japon.
The hotel is pretty rundown. Rooms were very tired and dark, they clearly haven't been refurbished in decades, Service is is rather charmless. You have the sense that the hotel sees guests, Japanese or foreign as a pure commodity. 7 course dinner was served in around 30 minutes and was pretty rank. The whole exercise seemed to be a lesson in getting customers in and oout of the restaurant as quickly as possible.
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