노보리베쓰 온천 다이이치 다키모토칸

Since its founding in 1858, "Dai-ichi Takimotokan" has been beloved as a symbol of Noboribetsu Onsen, and is a traditional ryokan boasting over 160 years of history. Its greatest feature is the 1,500-tsubo grand bathhouse where you can enjoy five types of hot spring qualities at once—a rarity even in Japan. Situated in a prime location facing Jigokudani (Hell Valley), you can enjoy specialty waters with different benefits, such as sulfur springs and saline springs, in a total of 35 baths for both men and women, available 24 hours. In particular, the view of Jigokudani's rugged yet beautiful scenery from the open-air bath is spectacular. Additionally, an indoor heated pool and water slider that can be enjoyed in swimwear are also fully equipped, making it ideal for three-generation family trips. The 385 guest rooms cater to a wide range of needs, from rooms with open-air baths—the only ones in Noboribetsu Onsen offering views of Jigokudani—to traditional Japanese-style rooms, modern Western-style rooms, and even "dog rooms" where you can stay with your pet. For dining, in addition to a buffet style where you can savor the flavors of Hokkaido, you can choose according to your travel style, such as Japanese banquet cuisine in a semi-private room setting. Within the facility, there is an abundance of attractions to enrich your stay, including the giant 9-meter-tall "Dai-Kanabo" (Giant Iron Club) and a souvenir shop. With the warm hospitality passed down since the Edo period, we offer a hot spring experience that heals both body and mind.