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Rakuten Travel rating 3.81 out of 5 (1,253 reviews). This hot-spring hotel with spectacular views stands on the shore of Lake Toya. From the communal bath and sky open-air bath on the top floor at the ninth level, 32 m above the lake, guests look out over Lake Toya and Mount Yotei, and at night over the stars and the Toyako Long Run Fireworks held every evening. The guests-only foot bath is popular as well. The communal bath uses low-irritant, non-silicone amenities that are safe for small children, and children's rates make it a family-friendly place to stay.
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Ninth-floor communal bath and sky open-air bath with spectacular views
Ninth-floor communal bath and sky open-air bath with spectacular views
From the communal bath and sky open-air bath on the top floor at the ninth level, 32 meters above the lake, you look out over a wide panorama of Lake Toya and Mount Yotei. At night the family can bathe while watching the stars or the Toyako Long Run Fireworks, held every evening.
- •Communal bath and sky open-air bath on the ninth floor, 32 m above the lake
- •Panoramic views of Lake Toya, Mount Yotei, the night sky and the fireworks
- •Both the men's and women's baths have a sauna
Guests-only foot bath with fireworks views
Guests-only foot bath with fireworks views
- calendar_monthSeason:Seasonal
In front of the first-floor lobby there is a foot bath that only staying guests may use, where you can settle in around the clock while taking in Lake Toya and the nightly fireworks. You just slip off your shoes to get in, which makes it a good spot for a break with small children. It is open from May to November and closed from December through April.
- •A foot bath for staying guests only
- •Open around the clock, with views of Lake Toya and the fireworks
- •Open from May to November; closed from December through April
Meals made with seasonal Hokkaido ingredients
Meals made with seasonal Hokkaido ingredients
Alongside the views of Lake Toya, you can enjoy dishes made with seasonal Hokkaido ingredients. Children's rates are available, so dining as a family is straightforward.
- •Dishes made with seasonal Hokkaido ingredients
- •Children's rates are available
- •Meals for food allergies are available, but they are not cooked in a completely separate facility, so please note that cross-contamination with allergens may occur by way of cooking utensils, equipment or hands.
Overview
Toya Kohantei is a hot-spring hotel on the shore of Lake Toya, known for its spectacular baths. The communal bath and sky open-air bath, on the top floor at the ninth level and 32 meters above the lake, look out over a wide panorama of Lake Toya and Mount Yotei, and at night you can soak while watching the stars or the Toyako Long Run Fireworks, held every evening. In front of the first-floor lobby there is also a foot bath just for staying guests, with views of the lake and the fireworks. The amenities in the communal bath are a non-silicone, low-irritant type that everyone from small children to older guests can use safely, and children's rates are available, making it an easy choice for a family trip.
Toya Kohantei is a hot-spring hotel on the shore of Lake Toya in Toyako-cho, Hokkaido, run by the Noguchi Kanko Group. It stands in Toyako Onsen, a hot-spring town with abundant water that has more hotels and ryokan than anywhere else in Hokkaido.
Spectacular Baths on the Ninth Floor
The communal bath and sky open-air bath, on the top floor at the ninth level and 32 meters above the lake, look out over the majestic Lake Toya and, in the mountain gorge beyond, Mount Yotei. On clear days you can bathe with the blue sky and the lake in view, and at night under a sky full of stars or while watching the Toyako Long Run Fireworks, which are set off every evening from late April to the end of October. Both the men's and women's baths have a sauna.
A Guests-Only Foot Bath with Fireworks Views
In front of the first-floor lobby there is a foot bath that only staying guests may use, where you can settle in around the clock and take in Lake Toya and the fireworks. It is closed from December through April. Beside the main entrance there is also a hand bath made of red granite.
Family-Friendly Touches
The shampoo, conditioner and body soap in the communal bath are non-silicone, low-irritant amenities (ECOLOGY & SAFETY) that everyone from small children to older guests can use safely. Children's rates are available, so family trips are easy to plan. The spring water is a sodium-calcium chloride and sulfate spring, said to help with recovery from fatigue. A late checkout can be arranged for a fee. Please inquire in advance, as it may not be possible depending on how busy the hotel is.
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Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 7-8 Toyako-onsen, Toyako-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido 049-5721 |
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| directions_carAccess | From Toya Station on the JR Muroran Main Line, take a public bus or a taxi. A shuttle bus also runs daily from JR Sapporo Station. |
| trainNearest station | Toya Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking for 40 cars, free of charge. |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, OMC, UFJ Card, Mastercard, Saison, AEON, JACCS, LIFE, ORICO, JTB, ANA, JAS, JAL |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.toya-kohantei.com/open_in_new |
Reference price as of August 22, 2026 (stay date 2026-09-12). Please check the booking site for actual rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we bring baby food, and will the hotel warm it for us?
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Baby food can be warmed for you: just let the front desk know, and staff will heat it in the microwave.
Can we get hot water for making formula?
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Hot water is normally provided in the kettle in your room. If you need more, the front desk will take care of it right away.
Are there yukata for children?
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Yes. Children's yukata are available in S (80-100 cm), M (100-120 cm) and L (120-140 cm). If the size does not fit, you can exchange it at the front desk.
Do children get a different buffet menu from adults?
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The buffet is basically the same for children as for adults.
Can the hotel accommodate food allergies?
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The restaurant accommodates allergies by labeling the specified allergenic ingredients, but cross-contamination through cooking utensils and similar equipment cannot be ruled out.
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