Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yugokorotei
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.34 out of 5 (882 reviews). This onsen ryokan draws on the abundant 49°C spring water rising at the southern foot of Niseko, served 100% straight from the source with no chlorine or recirculation system. The whole property was renovated in 2024, and it has an open-air rock bath, a communal bath and a drinking-water station where you can taste the ryokan's own spring water. Children and babies are welcome, and families can take their time here alongside the onsen cuisine.
Kids Facilities
Kids' space (inside the lounge)
Kids' space (inside the lounge)
The lounge on the 1st floor has a kids' space just for children, stocked with plenty of toys. Because it is inside the lounge, parents can relax without taking their eyes off their children. There are also picture book corners for children in various spots around the ryokan, with a different lineup depending on the location.
Children's items available to borrow (shampoo, waterproof sheet, picture books, bath support seat)
Children's items available to borrow (shampoo, waterproof sheet, picture books, bath support seat)
Items available to borrow for small children include additive-free whole-body foam shampoo, a waterproof sheet, picture books and a bath support seat. They are provided so that guests traveling with babies can stay with peace of mind.
Kids' plate (dinner and breakfast)
Kids' plate (dinner and breakfast)
A kids' plate limited to elementary school children and younger is available at both dinner (1,820 yen) and breakfast (1,500 yen). The dinner plate includes 100% juice, fried shrimp, Hamburg steak and french fries, and both require reservations.
- •Limited to elementary school children and younger
- •Reservations required by the day before
Baby facilities in the onsen changing rooms (baby bed, bath baby chair, diaper-changing table)
Baby facilities in the onsen changing rooms (baby bed, bath baby chair, diaper-changing table)
The changing rooms of the communal baths are fitted with a baby bed and a bath baby chair in both the men's and women's areas, and the women's bathing area also has a diaper-changing table. These make it easier to enjoy the onsen even with a small child.
In-room dining plan (antique Japanese-Western rooms only)
In-room dining plan (antique Japanese-Western rooms only)
There is an in-room dining plan where you stay in a Japanese-Western room furnished with antiques and enjoy dinner and breakfast in a separate guest room rather than in the restaurant. Because it uses a corner room and a separate room, you can relax without worrying about the sound of small children.
- •Limited to specific accommodation plans
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Overview
Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yugokorotei is a Japanese-style ryokan at Niseko Annupuri Onsen, proud of its onsen that flows 100% straight from the source. The changing rooms for both the men's and women's communal baths have a baby bed and a bath baby chair, and the women's bathing area also has a diaper-changing table. Co-sleeping for children under school age and towels are free of charge, and there are family-friendly touches such as a kids' space in the lounge. Rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms, and you can choose from several types, from a Japanese-Western room of up to about 46 sq m (futons are added for parties of 3 or more) to a carpeted Western-style room of about 6 tatami mats.
Rooms
Rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms. The lineup includes a Japanese-Western room of about 46 sq m with twin beds and a tatami area (2-4 guests) and a roughly 15-tatami Japanese-style room with a hammock (2-6 guests). It also runs to a standard Japanese-style room of about 8 tatami mats, a Japanese-style room with Hollywood-style low beds, a Japanese-style room with a shower booth, and a carpeted Western-style room (the Casual Twin Room). When the Japanese-Western room is used by 3 or more guests, futons are laid out in the tatami area in addition to the two beds. The ryokan has no elevator and guest rooms are only on the 2nd and 3rd floors, but if that does not work for you, a room on a lower floor can be arranged.
Dining
Dinner is a creative set menu that includes a hot pot made with the hot spring water (4,400 yen, reservation required), and there is also a kids' plate limited to elementary school children and younger (1,820 yen). Breakfast is a Japanese set menu that includes the ryokan's signature onsen yudofu (tofu simmered in hot spring water) (2,200 yen, reservation required), which likewise offers a kids' plate limited to elementary school children and younger (1,500 yen). On accommodation plans, elementary school children have the same dinner menu as adults while children under school age have the kids' plate, and at breakfast both elementary school children and children under school age are served the kids' plate. The kids' plate includes 100% juice, fried shrimp, Hamburg steak and french fries. The restaurant is tatami-floored, and chairs for young children (Bumbo seats and low mame-isu seats) are available. Baby food itself cannot be provided, but staff will warm baby food you bring with you, and serving plates, spoons and forks for children are available. For food allergies, if you call in advance to discuss it, the ingredient in question can be swapped for something else, though allergens contained in processed fish products or sauces cannot be removed.
Baths and Onsen
There is an indoor bath and an open-air bath flowing 100% straight from the source, with no added water, chlorine or recirculation system, and staying guests can enjoy the sodium bicarbonate, sulfate and chloride spring water 24 hours a day (on hot spring cleaning days, bathing is unavailable from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Both the men's and women's changing rooms are fitted with a baby bed and a bath baby chair, and the women's bathing area also has a diaper-changing table. The spring water is on the concentrated side, yet gentle on the skin, so even small children can enjoy it with peace of mind. Bathing itself is said to be fine during pregnancy and for babies, but care should be taken not to soak for too long. There is no dedicated private-hire bath, but on some plans for the Japanese-Western rooms you can reserve the open-air bath privately before opening hours on a hot spring cleaning day.
Family-Friendly Features
This is a ryokan that welcomes children, and many families with children stay here. Guests take off their shoes at the entrance before going inside, which is reassuring with small children. The lounge on the 1st floor has a kids' space just for children. Items available to borrow for small children include additive-free whole-body foam shampoo, a waterproof sheet, picture books and a bath support seat. Co-sleeping is free of charge for children under school age; elementary school children cannot co-sleep and are provided with a futon. For children under school age beyond the number of guests booked, there is no additional charge if they do not need co-sleeping or meals. Children's yukata are available in a size for roughly the lower grades of elementary school, but there are no sizes for children under school age. The shop sells disposable diapers (sizes M and L only), baby wipes and baby food (for around 7 months). Please note that the ryokan is not barrier-free: guest rooms are reached by stairs only, with no elevator.
Access
The ryokan is about 10 minutes by car from the nearest station, JR Niseko Station, and there is free parking for 40 cars on the grounds (no advance reservation is needed). A free shuttle from the nearest station or bus stop is also available by advance reservation and can be timed to your check-in or checkout. The closest ski areas are Annupuri Ski Area and Niseko Moiwa Ski Resort, about 3 minutes by car, with a free scheduled shuttle available by reservation.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 438 Niseko, Niseko-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 048-1511 |
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| directions_carAccess | By car: 10 minutes from Niseko Station; about 2 hours from Sapporo via National Route 230 over Nakayama Pass; about 2 hours from New Chitose Airport via National Route 276 over Mibiki Pass. |
| trainNearest station | Niseko Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available for 40 cars, free of charge. No advance reservation is needed. |
| callPhone | +81-136-58-2500 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard, Discover, Saison, Rakuten Card, ANA, JAL |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.niseko-annupurionsen.com/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yugokorotei 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 Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yugokorotei?
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Parking: Parking is available for 40 cars, free of charge. No advance reservation is needed.
How do you get to Niseko Annupuri Onsen Yugokorotei?
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By car: 10 minutes from Niseko Station; about 2 hours from Sapporo via National Route 230 over Nakayama Pass; about 2 hours from New Chitose Airport via National Route 276 over Mibiki Pass.
Can we stay with a small child?
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Many guests stay here with children and babies. You take off your shoes at the entrance before going inside, which is reassuring with children, and the lounge on the 1st floor has a kids' space.
Can we bring baby food, and are there meals for children?
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Children's menus are available at both breakfast and dinner. The shop also sells diapers, baby wipes and baby food for babies.
Can the meals be adjusted for allergies?
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If you call in advance to discuss it, ingredients that cause an allergic reaction can be swapped for other dishes. However, trace amounts of those ingredients contained in processed fish products or sauces cannot be removed.
Is there a kids' space where children can play?
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The lounge on the 1st floor has a kids' space with toys, and items such as picture books and games are available to borrow.
Can children use the onsen with us?
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The types of spring water here are on the concentrated side, but the onsen is gentle on the skin, so even small children can bathe with peace of mind.
How are co-sleeping and meal charges handled for preschool-age and elementary school children?
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Co-sleeping is free of charge for preschool-age children. Elementary school children are provided with a futon and cannot co-sleep. As for meals, on accommodation plans elementary school children have the same dinner menu as adults while preschool-age children have the kids' plate (1,820 yen); at breakfast both elementary school children and preschool-age children are served the kids' plate (1,500 yen). For preschool-age children beyond the number of guests booked, there is no additional charge if they do not need meals.
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