Jozankei (定山渓) is Sapporo’s closest onsen resort in the northern part of Shikotsu-Toya National Park. Most onsen accommodation are not cheap, but you can expect extensive facilities, services and dining options. Some hotels offer free shuttles from the city center. We recommend you book early on.
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Hotel Shikanoyu
ホテル鹿の湯
1min walk from Jozankei-Yunomachi bus stop
One of Jozankei’s best onsen hotels facing Toyohira-gawa, the well-established Shikanoyu offers riverside indoor and open-air baths, with mineral-rich water. It also has Finnish saunas. A free shuttle bus runs from JR Sapporo Station north gate (compulsory reservation).
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Nukumori-no-yado Furukawa
ぬくもりの宿 ふる川
1min walk from Jozankei-Yunomachi bus stop
Hospitality staff, the heartwarming inn Furukawa features pleasant bathrooms and public spaces. A free shuttle bus runs from Odori West 1 opposite Sapporo TV Tower (compulsory reservation).
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Suizantei Club Jozankei
翠山亭倶楽部定山渓
5min walk from Jozankei-ohashi bus stop
Jozankei’s most contemporary Japanese-style inn has luxurious rooms with private onsen. Dining serves Kaiseki cuisine using local ingredients. Prices include free drinks at the bar. A free shuttle bus runs from Odori West 5 Showa building (compulsory reservation).