Hotels in de buurt van Nationaal park Akan Mashu ()

'An absolutely incredible hotel set within a stunning forest. You can watch the wildlife from the windows. We saw deer, a fox, birds including woodpeckers, butterflies and stag beetles. The onsen was great, especially the outdoor pool and the food was fantastic'

'We stayed for two nights and indulged in a spacious, clean & beautifully designed (triple) room and delicious kaiseki style dinner & breakfast. The room came with a private onsen as well! The hotel is situated along the river shore, which makes wonderful scenery during breakfast and dinner. We saw deers and raccoon dogs while enjoying our meals or taking an onsen bath. During the day we went hiking around frozen lake Akan in the snowy forest. The hotel staff is helpful and friendly. We could not...

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'The staff were outstanding.'

'We stayed at Hotel Gozensui during our stay at Hokkaido. The staff was very friendly and helpful and onsen was really beautiful and relaxing. We do recommend eating at the hotel as a lot of restaurants around the area close early (we were there March 2026). For breakfast there’s a little udon restaurant that we highly recommend. '

'食物、房間、清潔都唔錯。 大湯有少少失望，有點舊！'

'A very comfortable place to stay while exploring the area. The hotel is quite new, modern, clean, and well appointed. The lounge with free drinks is a great place to process the day’s adventures while enjoying a local beer or sake. The staff are incredibly helpful, kind, and charming. I look forward to returning!'

'Nice location and food Warm welcome '

'The room was very clean and we had a very comfortable stay. You can also use the onsen in the hotel and the hotel provides all the necessary amenities for the stay. The staff were very helpful and there were english instructions printed to help us understand the check in/check out, onsen usage, etc. The location is more accessible by car but it’s a good spot as a base to visit other areas in the vicinity. Overall, this was one of our best stays this trip!'

'Proper traditional Japanese stay. However check-in isn’t straight forward you have to message the owner 2 days prior which sometimes can be a nuisance.'