Situated in Akankohan, 7.4 km from Lake Akan, La Vista Akangawa features accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Amirah
Malaysia
The hotel was a pleasure to come back to in the evenings after a full days' worth of activities and driving around the surrounding great lakes. The river that runs by the hotel makes the vibe especially relaxing in the lobby and we were lucky enough on one of the night's during our stay to have seen a whole family of deer relaxing on the lawn. The room we got was river facing as well, and was large, clean and well air-conditioned though a bit dimly lit at night. We visited in late July 2024, so it wasn't too hot in the day time either. Location was very good if you have a car to get around in.
Set in Akankohan, 2.5 km from Lake Akan, Business Hotel Matsuoka offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. Akan National Park is 2.6 km from the hotel.
Set on the shores of Lake Akan, Akan Yuku no Sato Tsuruga offers beautiful hot-spring baths and a variety of shops and restaurants. The spacious Japanese rooms feature tatami (woven-straw) flooring.
Alessandra
Switzerland
The hotel is wonderful and rich in services. Location is spectacular by the lake and openair hot baths very nice. Buffets diverse and good. Staff was kind to arrange an obento for dinner in case we were late.
Located at the shore of Lake Akan, Hotel Gozensui offers Japanese-style rooms with amazing lake or mountain views. The hotel features public natural hot spring baths and free WiFi.
Chien Sin
Malaysia
The receptionist is very friendly. We were not able to find a restaurant for dinner. He helped us to find one and called the restaurant to confirm they are open. The hotel is clean and convenient. Free coffee was served.
Located next to Hokkaido’s Lake Akan and featuring a pool and rooftop hot-spring baths, New Akan Hotel is just 200 metres from Akandake-jinja Temple. The spacious rooms have free Wi-Fi.
Toh Phui
Singapore
It has a roof top onsen where both male and female can relax together, not many onsen allow family soaking in warm pool together. The best part can view the stars and enjoy the cold breeze on your face while soaking in warm pool. Ideal for family.
Situated by the banks of peaceful Akan Lake, Tsuruga Resort boasts free WiFi, natural hot springs, a spa and a library. Parking is offered at a charge.
Located right by the Akan National Park, Moritsubetsu features public hot-spring baths and a sauna. Guests can look out into the surrounding woods and take walks by the spacious garden.
Greyhound Mom
United Kingdom
We stayed 2 nights in a large, comfortable Japanese style room with pretty forest views. Amazing dining room, which felt as if we were dining amoung the trees. Beautiful, quiet indoor & outdoor onsen.
Best of all, great communication beforehand from the hotel re food (they're off the beaten track!) They produced an AMAZING vegetarian meal for us, which felt really special
The service was excellent. Lovely buffet breakfasts.
Really great value for money - highly recommended!
Right by the shore of Hokkaido’s beautiful Lake Kussharo, Prince Hotel features an open-air hot spring bath, massage services and access to canoeing and fishing.
Celia
Australia
The room was a good size with a lovely view over Lake Kussharo.
The set dinner menu provided delicious options.
Our view of the lake was fantastic and our tatami room was...
Our view of the lake was fantastic and our tatami room was spacious. The buffet was exceptional. There were so many great food stations besides Japanese cuisine. The hotel was just across the street from the shops and walking distance to the Aikan village.
Only wished that my husband could have enjoyed the public onsen. Tattoos are not allowed. They offered a private onsen at a nominal fee.
Diane
United States
Scored 6.0
6.0
Lake Akan with Mount Meakan and it's surroundings is very...
Lake Akan with Mount Meakan and it's surroundings is very scenic. However in my opinion Akankohan has been spoilt by catering to the many bus tour groups that arrive every day.
The main street is lined with souvenir shops and there are snow-mobiles zooming across frozen lake Akan once the tour buses arrive.
Once the tour buses leave in the morning and before the new arrive in the afternoon the hotels and town are peaceful.
Even when the tour groups are in town it's possible to find peace by walking out of town a few minutes. The Akankohan Eco Museum Center is a short walk out of town and is well arranged. There are some nice areas to walk around Akankohan.
You can come to Akankohan on a day trip with a tour and take some nice selfies.
If you want to get away from the tourists there are some nice walks in the area where the day-trippers don't go. You can enjoy peace and quiet in the town early afternoon before the tour buses arrive. It's also a good time to enjoy the onsens when they're not usually busy.
You can also visit the Akan International Crane Center (GRUS) which is only about an hour away. There you can see the wonderful Red-crowned cranes. It's well worth a trip.
Neil
Thailand
Scored 10
10
Nice mountain and lake scenery with volcanic activity .
Nice mountain and lake scenery with volcanic activity . Mountain and forest walks and nature trails . Not busy in May. There is plenty of nature as we spotted brown bear, fox and deer. Flowers and bloom was slow , perhaps better in June
graham
France
Scored 10
10
Great modern ryokan!
Great modern ryokan! The front desk was very helpful and friendly. Although they spoke little English we were able to communicate fine. Buffet dinner and breakfast was great, as well. Hotel room was bigger than expected and the view of the lake in winter was lovely! Lots of cute little stores and forest walks to do around the town as well. Visit the mud volcano to see some geothermal activity, and go across the street and sit with a beer in the public foot onsen. Unfortunately, we weren't able to rent a room with a private onsen, but the front desk was really helpful in arranging a private onsen for my husband and I at the sister hotel. It was really easy as they arranged everything for us. I would definitely stay here again!
Lauren
United States
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