Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel in Utoro Onsen, Hokkaido

Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel

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Affordable onsen
Forest views
Mountain views
Onsen
Onsen for couples
Onsen for families
Private onsen
Tattoos allowed

Overview

Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel is located on the stunning Shiretoko Peninsula, and it overlooks the Sea of Okhotsk.

Shiretoko is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Accommodation

The hotel features two distinct wings: the West Wing and the Shizen Wing. The West Wing blends Eastern and Western influences in a sleek, high-end setting. Rooms in this wing come with views of the Sea of Okhotsk.

The Shizen Wing has luxurious with non smoking rooms. The first floor is home to the Hyokai Dining Hall.

Dining

Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel has the Flavor Plaza Marusukoi which is a buffet-style restaurant that serves over 80 varieties of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, including a sushi corner, tempura, seafood, and sweets.

Hyokai Dining Hall is located on the first floor of the Shizen Wing and focuses on creative Japanese cuisine.

Onsen & Wellness

Shiretoko Daiichi Hote features Utoro Hot Springs, known as the “Spring of Beauty.”

Enjoy the Great Panoramic Bath made of natural jade with views of the Sea of Okhotsk. The hotel also offers lie-down baths, waterfall baths, a jacuzzi, lukewarm baths for children, and saunas. You can book private family baths as well.

Guests with Tattoos

Guests with tattoos may use the hotel hot springs if the tattoo can be covered by a waterproof seal. Waterproof seals are not provided by the hotel, so you can bring your own.

Facilities

Aqualand Solntse: An indoor pool with slides and gyms, located on the B1 floor of the East Wing.
Lobby Lounge and Cafe: Offering stunning views of the Sea of Okhotsk.
Jerebo Shop: Selling local products and hotel originals.
Game Plaza: Featuring various games for entertainment.

Activities

Enjoy a range of activities, including sightseeing cruises aboard the Shiretoko Sightseeing Ship Aurora. Explore the ice floes and visit scenic spots like the Shiretoko Pass, Five Lakes of Shiretoko, Oshinkoshin Falls, Oronko Rock, Yuhidai, Cape Puyuni, Furepe Waterfall, and Kamuiwakka Falls.