Waterfront vacation rentals in Hokkaido

big space for solo. I slept in the living room ( even though there's a separate bedroom), as tv and aircon are only in the living room. I stayed 20 days so kitchen is important, it is adequate for some simple cooking. one thing is space under the hood is not big even for the oven and induction cooker, so I had to alternately place the equipment that I need. other than that, perfect.

Thank you! We had a very comfortable stay!

We had an amazing stay at Blue’s place! From the start, Blue was very accommodating—every request was granted, and all our communications were promptly answered. The check-in process was smooth, with clear instructions, and the appliances were easy to use, though having English labels on all of them would have made things even more convenient (thankfully, Google Translate helped!). The location is fantastic—just a short walk to Susukino downtown, with convenience stores on both sides, making it perfect for families and groups of friends. The space was generally well-kept and comfortable, though I’d suggest reducing the bed capacity in the family room to make it feel less cramped. One more suggestion: providing a Japanese address for guests to show to taxi drivers would be really helpful to avoid confusion with other AMS buildings. Overall, it was a perfect stay, and I’d love to book this place again on my next visit. Thank you.

We had a great trip to Hokkaido in a really nice place Everything matches the description, and the quick feedback was a series of happy moments without any difficulties throughout the trip.

There is a kitchen, a living room, and 2 beds in 1 room (1 single, 1 queen). There was an extra futon, so I spread it out in the living room and used it, and there was a washing machine in the accommodation, so I used it well. I took a bus from Shinchito Airport, but it took about 7 minutes on foot after getting off at the Premium Tsutsuji Hotel! It's about a 15-minute walk to Suskino, and it's worth walking. I like that the host's feedback is fast. I'm using it well!

A quiet place to stay within walking distance to most attractions. Convenient transportation. Many delicious restaurants within walking distance. Host response is fast and recommended delicious restaurants near apartment. There are 2 rooms. We sleep in 1 room and used the other tatami room as our wardrobe with full height mirror. Bathroom is a bit small but manageable. Will be better if bath mat is provided. Overall love the place and will stay again if In Hakodate.

I had a very comfortable stay. We were grateful for the essentials.The view from the top of the hill was also lovely.There were local sushi restaurants and taverns just a short walk away, and we had a good time.The bed was also comfortable.

The host is nice and helpful. They will try to fulfill all you need during the stay. The apartment is convenient. Easy to travel to/from airports (only 5mins walks to airport bus stop). It is nearby the river and you can enjoy a short walk on the riverside. It is also close to the Nijo fish market. You can enjoy a wide range of seafood in the market.

Stayed for 6 people. Very close to Lake Toya and multiple eating options. Definitely more economical than staying in most of the hotels. Small downsides: 1 toilet and 1 bathroom (but there is a public toilet 3 min walk away) 1 aircon unit within the living room but none within the bedrooms (there are mobile heater units)

The environment is very beautiful, the room is very large, the living room and dining room are also very large, there is free rice for everyone to cook, there are also tableware pots and pans, microwave ovens and ovens for simple cooking, the Host lives behind, very friendly to tell us how to use each equipment and how to sort the garbage, there are two toilets, so there will be no fighting with the family, the bathroom has one that can take a bath very comfortable, a very comfortable experience, recommended to everyone who wants to come to Dong Yue Lake to play.

Was very useful for us to be able to use the garage to store our bikepacking bikes during a brief stop in Sapporo

Host was super helpful, she even gave me a ride when I couldn’t find a taxi. Place is awesome and provided a great base camp for skiing on Rishiri.

A quiet, private hot spring stay in a small town. Noboribetsu was one of our roadtrip’s pitstop, but we decised to stay here in Shiraoi instead of an onsen hotel there (which is about an 18-min drive away) — and although we didn’t get to enjoy the luxury of an onsen hotel and service, this decision did not disappoint! The private onsen (both indoor and outdoor) was amazing. The sea view was stunning. The place was well-maintained. The convenience store, which was right in front, surprisingly sold BBQ utensils too, so we were able to enjoy a yakiniku together. The kitchen was also well-equipped with plates, bowls, cutleries etc. Don’t expect much from the location or surroundings though — it is afterall a small population town by the coast. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay!

Fantastic place to stay right off of the ocean. Very clean and lots of room for Forrest. Thank you!

It was a pleasant stay. It rained a lot, but there were no bugs, and it was better because it had an atmosphere. They put up a big tent because it was raining, so there was no problem eating the BBQ.

Highly recommended for families with small children!!! Super cute Hokkaido home right in front of the Okhotsk. I stayed with my parents, 1 year old, 3 year old, and grandmother, 5 people in total♪ This is such a great place to stay that I don't know where to start.It seems like it's going to be very long, so I'll make a list. - The host Satomi provided excellent support!(I was impressed by the response at the time of the pre-booking inquiry and fell in love at first sight.) - From the interior to the amenities, the dishes, etc., you can feel the attention to detail and love for Hokkaido. - 100 points for children (toys, children's tableware, high chairs, and of course, children's organic bamboo toothbrushes are provided.) The house is nostalgic, like "The Hokkaido Grandma's House", but everything has been beautifully renovated and is sparkling clean.I felt like it was a waste that everything that was left was brand new, but I was grateful to use the condiments!I'm worried that rude customers will steal it in the future. The host, Satomi, seems to be a local tour guide, so I would love to participate when my children are older.I'll definitely be back! For some reason, it is an inn that makes you want to say "I'm going" on the way back♪