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Noboribetsu Hotel
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2012/11/10 16:55
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Which do you recommend? Everything is so pricey here.
Looking at Takimoto Inn at 7000 per person using Japanese Guesthouse seems like a good deal but I don't like their terms and conditions.
Any ideas? hotel, pensions, websites to book?
Too bad no Toyoko Inn here!
Seems cheaper to stay overnight than to pay 2000 day fee for Daiichi onsen.
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by hello (guest)
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Re: Noboribetsu Hotel
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2012/11/10 17:06
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Can I just show up at Takimoto Inn and ask for a room? Tried emailing info@takimotoinn.co.jp. I hope to get a response soon! I leave in a few days. I want 1 night November 20, 2012 for 2 people.
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Re: Noboribetsu Hotel
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2012/11/10 17:15
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If there are two of you, you should be able to find rates of around 8000 yen per person at the Daiichi Takimotokan on many days. That includes two meals and free, unlimited access to their great baths. They also offer a 500 yen shuttle bus service from Sapporo for staying guests: http://www.takimotokan.co.jp/english/access/index.html
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Re: Noboribetsu Hotel
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2012/11/11 06:45
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Thanks Uji for the helpful answer. I think the Japanese website is better than the English website. I can't find the reservations button on the English website. I may have to email them to reserve.
Oh, that's a good deal you mentioned!I hope I can get it.
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2012/11/11 07:12
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I found the reservations button. Thanks!
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2012/11/11 08:55
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English website is not working. I emailed them.
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