Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso Moku no sho is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Niseko-cho, offering a luxury environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
For those interested in checking out Soga Hokuei Stone Circle (2.4 mi) while visiting Niseko-cho, Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso Moku no sho is a short distance away.
Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso Moku no sho offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available.
The onsen ryokan offers 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and a gift shop, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features a sauna and breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
While in Niseko-cho be sure to experience local tapas favourites at Luckyfingers.
Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out a history museum, such as Arishima Memorial Center.
Enjoy your stay in Niseko-cho!
We stayed at the hotel for 5 nights with our two children. The hotel is located very nicely within the forest next to a river and is stylishly designed. The Japanese breakfast and kaiseki-type dinner was amazing - every dish was great, creative and tasted fabulous! The staff was really helpful, friendly and professional and did everything to make our stay as good as possible. We visited the hotel with our two small children and the staff did a great job to accommodate us - for example, they prepared the favorite Japanese food for our daughter and served it in the room so that we could bring the children to bed before going to the restaurant to get dinner ourselves. Afterwards, they even called the room to check if she liked it and if they can improve anything for the next night. Overall excellent service, even by high Japanese standards. We can fully recommend to stay at this great hotel.…
We stayed at this ryokan while skiing for five days at Niseko and had a wonderfully relaxing experience away from the hustle and bustle of the Grand Hirafu base. The inn provides a shuttle bus service three times a day on a fixed schedule to and from all of the Niseko United bases. Transit time was 20-40 minutes depending on the stops. It is slightly inconvenient having to stick with the inn’s fixed schedule, but the experience we had staying at Moku No Sho made the inconvenience worthwhile. We had two separate vacations—time on the slopes, and time enjoying a Japanese inn. Our room was very comfortable and modern with Western style beds and seating. We had a room with a private, outdoor onsen which was a wonderful way to relax after a day on the slopes. The restaurant (where breakfasts and dinners were included in the room rate) consists of a series of private rooms where we were served traditional Japanese breakfasts and kaiseki dinners (while seated at a Western-style table with chairs). The food quality and variety were excellent. A couple of nights, we upgraded to the teppanyaki grill which was also excellent. One of the highlights was the lounge area where we enjoyed pre- and post-dinner drinks relaxing around a fireplace listening to well selected jazz and/or rock music. Communicating in English was occasionally tricky, but we found one staff member who was reasonably fluent and could help us when needed. All told, this was a wonderful experience. …
Today I have the worst service and experience from Moko No Sho. First of all, I have to complain the waitress serving the dinner. The waitress comes in and out slamming the door and then puts the dishes loudly on the table. Then nothing is said at all except “finish?” and at the end of meal “Drinks?”. The waitress from the start to end comes in serving with the very unhappy face on her. Never, in my 15 years staying in Japan ryokan and onsen did I get this kind of bad service. And the worst part, is taking away my son’s dish without asking? I have to say “excuse me” in Japanese to get her attention. I will never come to Niseko and Moko No Sho from Tsuruga group ever again! 0/10. Bad service especially gives the customer the bad face and like you did something bad. I really don’t understand why the reviewers give it high score reviews when it doesn’t meet the basic ryokan onsen and service standard. …
Great dinner with free selection of sake and other drinks. Interesting concept to have unlimited drinks and snacks at the lounge. Overall only 25 rooms make it very peaceful and far from the type of crowded tourist Onsen places. There is also a good hifi system at the Lounge but unfortunately we cannot select our own songs. The Onsen itself is a perfect once in a lifetime mix of outdoor pool with falling snow that melts on the tongue.
Stayed here with my two daughters in a western/Japanese style room with private rotenburo. Couldn’t have been more perfect. All meals served in communal room or private rooms - great to have the variety. Magical shared spaces and first class shared onsen baths. Highly recommended.
Traditional ryokan, worth the effort to book this small inn @ annunpuri if you wish to have a short getaway from the niseko crowd and noise. Not easy to book it, as reservations not online nor immediate. Payment to be made in full for a confirmed reservation. Reception and staff not effectively bilingual, but they do try their hardest. As non Japanese I feel almost an intrusion of their Japanese system and culture the moment I enter, boots and shoes to be shed even before check in. For skiers and snowboarders, sad news. The dry room is just a room with old ski hangars. No individual lockers no ski valet or concierge. And of course no gear to the rooms if we are even to leave our shoes at the door/shoe rack. Lounge and fireplace (fire starts at 5pm) cozy when weather isn’t too cold outside. Rooms are nice, clean and if it gets too warm, we can open windows for some fresh air. Best part of the room, personal massage chair and the full set of lotions and pajamas! No coin laundry here so every bit of yukata and pajamas help! Onsen in room seemed to have a lot of dirt floating and needs cleaning as the onsen on the ground floor didn’t have the same amount of floating particles. They do have a nice bar and free flow alcohol after 8pm. Remaining day free flow is to the tea, wine and juice. Lovely marshmallow toasting by the fire fr 5pm. Steamed Potatoes with butter also fr 5pm for the less sweet toothed. Housekeeping was tardy first few days and forgot to leave pajamas. Got better later the stay. Good place to chill out for few days. Room and half board, kaiseki breakfast and dinner was good til 3rd day. Got bit tired after the 3rd day. Kids got kids meal sorted and was wonderful. The teppanyaki dinner option was worth every cent upgrade. King crab, beef, snapper, all super fresh and wonderfully prepared. Not oversauced or fancy show, focus on the quality of the food. They have only 1 teppanyaki room, so book in advance. …
Our party stayed one night after a long journey from UK . Very beautiful traditional Japanese Guest house with modern facilities. The Japanese traditional evening banquet was impressive all be it challenging for the European tastebuds ! Breakfast was equally challenging! Staff are all very well mannered and help when that can. Rooms are very comfortable all with a superb massage chair, very intense but well worth a go. However there are rules. ! House help yourself beverages are available during the day in allotted times. However anything you want outside the selection is not allowed until 8pm. Coffee wine or drinks , a tempting bar (seldom staffed) and wine selection on view seems impossible to access and charge to your bill! So Much more could be made of this ryokan to make it more guest friendly during the day. …
Fantastic stay at Mokunosho ryokan. Lots of privacy with only 25 suites. Even with the ryokan fully booked, mostly had the lovely outdoor onsen to myself throughout my 2-day stay. Enjoyed the spacious suite - and the massage chair within. We have been to quite a few upmarket ryokans and feel the meals here were excellent in taste, quality & presentation. The lounge (with fireplace & evening marshmallows) was tastefully designed. Lovely place to relax in evenings with free drinks and snacks provided. We had initially wondered if we should skip Niseko as we’re not skiers. But after this experience at Mokunosho, we will definitely be back! Grateful to manager Takuya-San for sending us to the Niseko JR station to catch our train.
After one-night-stay in Lake Shikotsu Tsuruga Resort Spa Mizu no Uta, we moved to this hotel to continue our onsen journey. Private onsen suite with Kaiseki Dinner Package is highly recommended. Thank you for arranging a private dining room for us, we really enjoyed precious moment with family. It was a 2-day well spent with Tsuruga Resorts. Thank you for the hospitality!
Having read so much about this hotel/onsen, I made plans for my husband to stay over on his birthday. When made the reservation, I made a request to have a nice room, and informing them it was a celebratory stay. When we arrived, the hotel grounds impressed us. We were showed to the lounge to check in. However, the staff that checked us in couldn't cobble together 2 words of English, so we had a bit of difficulty understanding each other. We had booked for the deluxe Kaiseki dinner, but inquired if we could change it to the Teppanyaki dinner instead and pay for the difference in price. The staff said "no, not possible, Chef not working today" ?? So we didn't know if she understood us correctly, or did we not understand what she was trying to express. Anyway, we said okay and checked in Room 301. Was showed to our room, and the hotel's provided guest outfits, and the room facilities. I must say that the hardware (design of the hotel and the landscaping) is excellent. However, their software of the hotel (service level, cleanliness and the attention to details) is very lacking. In the price range and standard the hotel is positioned, the hotel should be kept immaculately. Yet, we found a hand print (in black) on one the walls where the hotspring tub was, and a dead fly stuck on a dusty air vent in the ceiling of the shower room. During dinner, we found our staff who checked us in, also serving dinner! Together with fellow a waitress, whose English is even worse then the other staff, worked to bring our Kaiseki dinner to us. We couldn't really understand what they were trying to explain to us the course of the meal, which they were serving. She mistook my order for grapefruit juice when I asked grape juice, and the typed menu were full of typos and formatting issues. There was supposed to be a "Boiled Dish" but it was Sashimi that was served instead, and it was only when we inquired and pointed to the wait staff what was typed on the menu and what dish was served, did the wait realise that there was a misrepresentation in the menu! We checked in for the night's stay and left the next morning after breakfast. Yet, no one at the hotel during the whole time we stayed wished my husband a "Happy Birthday", despite having his passport photocopied and kept by reception, and my comment at reservation that we are celebrating a birthday. This is not how a great hotel works. I've worked in the hospitality before. You usually would give a small box of chocolate or a card expressing your congratulations to your guest. Yet, I find it odd for this lack of attention to detail in this hotel, in terms of service, and the poor level of English, in a town that serves a lot of foreigners is shocking. We unfortunately will not be returning - we would rather stay in an accommodation that has the same level of service and English levels BUT at a cheaper price!…
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