Shogetsu Grand Hotel
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.33 out of 5 (881 reviews). This onsen ryokan in Jozankei Onsen, Sapporo's hot-spring retreat, has water flowing directly from the source. Every room faces the valley, and families praise the communal bath and open-air bath overlooking the Toyohira River as well as the 2 private-hire baths they can have to themselves. Dinner is a seasonal Japanese kaiseki course, and meals for preschool-age children can be ordered separately, with allergies accommodated. A shuttle bus runs from Sapporo Station, and access to the fruit picking and ski area nearby is convenient.
Kids Facilities
Free-flowing onsen overlooking the valley, and private-hire family baths
Free-flowing onsen overlooking the valley, and private-hire family baths
The communal bath and open-air bath overlook the Toyohira River and the valley, with onsen flowing directly from the source. There is also a steam bath (mushiburo) that uses the steam rising from the roughly 75°C source, plus a dry sauna. The ryokan has 2 private-hire baths (family baths) that families can have to themselves, so even parents with small children can enjoy the onsen without worrying about other guests.
- •A communal bath and open-air bath overlooking the valley, with water flowing directly from the source
- •2 private-hire baths (family baths), 3,300 yen for 50 minutes
- •A gentle steam bath and a dry sauna
Seasonal Japanese kaiseki and meals for preschool-age children
Seasonal Japanese kaiseki and meals for preschool-age children
Dinner is a seasonal Japanese kaiseki course and breakfast is a Japanese set meal, both served in the dining area. Meals for preschool-age children can be ordered separately, either as a dinner-and-breakfast set or as dinner only, and allergies are accommodated as far as possible if you consult the ryokan in advance.
- •Seasonal Japanese kaiseki course and Japanese set meal
- •Meals for preschool-age children available as a separate order
- •Allergies accommodated if you consult the ryokan at least 3 days in advance
Fruit picking, canoeing and skiing around Jozankei
Fruit picking, canoeing and skiing around Jozankei
The surrounding area offers leisure in every season: orchards where you can pick fruit are 5 to 15 minutes by car, canoeing is available in summer, and Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort, the largest in the Sapporo area, is 30 minutes by car. Families can make the most of Jozankei's natural setting.
- •Fruit picking at orchards 5 to 15 minutes by car
- •Canoeing in summer
- •Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort, 30 minutes by car
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Overview
Shogetsu Grand Hotel is an onsen ryokan in Jozankei Onsen, long known as Sapporo's hot-spring retreat, where every room faces the valley and the onsen flows directly from the source. Alongside a communal bath and open-air bath overlooking the Toyohira River and the valley, there are 2 private-hire baths (family baths) that families can have to themselves, so even parents with small children can enjoy the onsen without worrying about other guests. Dinner is a seasonal Japanese kaiseki course, and families will appreciate that meals for preschool-age children can be ordered separately and that allergies can be accommodated. A shuttle bus runs from Sapporo Station, and the surrounding area offers fruit picking and canoeing, with convenient access in winter to Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort.
Shogetsu Grand Hotel is an onsen ryokan run by the Noguchi Kanko Group, in Jozankei Onsen in Minami-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, long known as Sapporo's hot-spring retreat. Every room faces the valley, so guests can take in its beauty through the seasons.
Free-Flowing Onsen and Private-Hire Family Baths
The communal bath and open-air bath look out over the Toyohira River and the valley, with onsen flowing directly from the source; water is added because the source is very hot. There is also a steam bath (mushiburo) that uses the steam rising from the roughly 75°C source, as well as a dry sauna. In addition, the ryokan has 2 private-hire baths (family baths) that families can have to themselves, at 3,300 yen for 50 minutes with a reservation required, so even parents with small children can enjoy the onsen without worrying about other guests.
Dining and Rates for Families
Dinner is a seasonal Japanese kaiseki course and breakfast is a Japanese set meal. Meals for preschool-age children can be ordered separately, either as a dinner-and-breakfast set or as dinner only. For food allergies, the ryokan will accommodate requests as far as possible if you consult them at least 3 days in advance, though it may have to decline depending on conditions in the kitchen. Children's rates are 70% of the adult rate for elementary school children and 50% for preschool-age children ages 3 to 6; for children ages 2 and under, there is a facility-use fee of 2,750 yen.
Rooms and the Surrounding Area
Rooms include Japanese-style tatami rooms, Japanese-Western rooms and Western-style rooms, and the Room 801 Suite and Premium Room include rooms with a view bath. Nearby, orchards where you can pick fruit are 5 to 15 minutes by car, canoeing is available in summer, and Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort, the largest in the Sapporo area, is 30 minutes by car, so families have leisure options in every season. A shuttle bus from Sapporo Station also runs, with reservations required.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 3-239 Jozankei Onsen Higashi, Minami-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 061-2302 |
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| directions_carAccess | A shuttle bus runs from Sapporo Station (1,000 yen one way, reservation required, and it does not run on some days), or the ryokan is about 50 minutes by car. The Jotetsu Bus bound for Jozankei Onsen takes about 90 minutes. |
| trainNearest station | Sapporo Station |
| local_parkingParking | Free outdoor surface parking for 35 cars. |
| callPhone | +81-570-026575 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, OMC, Bank Card, UFJ Card, Mastercard, Saison, JACCS, LIFE, ORICO, Rakuten Card, ANA, JAL |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.shogetsugrand.com/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Shogetsu Grand Hotel best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Shogetsu Grand Hotel?
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Parking: Free outdoor surface parking for 35 cars.
How do you get to Shogetsu Grand Hotel?
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A shuttle bus runs from Sapporo Station (1,000 yen one way, reservation required, and it does not run on some days), or the ryokan is about 50 minutes by car. The Jotetsu Bus bound for Jozankei Onsen takes about 90 minutes.
How much does it cost for an infant or toddler to stay?
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For infants and toddlers with meals and bedding, the rate is 50% of the adult rate. With neither meals nor bedding, the charge is 2,750 yen. The conditions under which they can be accommodated vary by plan.
What is the rate for elementary school children?
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Elementary school children pay 70% of the adult rate, in both the upper and lower grades. The number of meals a child receives follows the meal conditions of the plan you book.
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