Hotel Mahoroba

Set in the coveted Noboribetsu Onsen, one of Japan’s most renowned hot spring resorts formed by volcanic activity around 10,000 years ago, Hotel Mahoroba offers a luxurious retreat surrounded by lush mountain scenery.

The hotel boasts one of the largest bath facilities in Noboribetsu, featuring four distinct types of mineral-rich waters out of the area's famed eleven varieties: acidic iron springs, simple sulfur springs, saline springs, and sulfur springs. Guests can explore 31 different baths located across two spacious floors (basement floors 1 and 2), effectively enjoying a "hot spring tour" without leaving the premises. The open-air baths offer a rustic charm, and in winter, enjoy a soak that feels like magic while gazing out at snow-covered scenery.

Stays here include spacious Japanese-style tatami rooms as well as Western-style rooms, all designed to provide relaxation and comfort with scenic mountain views.

Dining options include two lively buffet restaurants, where chefs prepare dishes before your eyes, and the private dining restaurant Yu-en, offering elegant kaiseki cuisine. All restaurants highlight seasonal seafood freshly sourced from Noboribetsu's local fishing ports, along with an abundance of regional produce.