14 Family-Friendly Hotels That are Relaxing and Fun When Traveling to Hokkaido

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Hokkaido is one of Japan's leading tourist destinations. You can enjoy the city and nature based in Sapporo, where Odori Park is located, or you can soothe yourself with onsen in Noboribetsu, Yunokawa, Lake Toya, etc. There are plenty of places to visit, things to see, and things to experience as a family, such as Asahiyama Zoo, lavender fields, and the world heritage site of Shiretoko. Of course, you can also enjoy gourmet foods such as Genghis Khan and seafood bowls. Please enjoy Hokkaido with your whole family.

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When traveling with children, it can be difficult to take the first step because you have a lot of luggage and things to worry about. This time, we have selected hotels in each area of Hokkaido that have rooms with open-air baths, as well as family-friendly hotels with plenty of facilities and services for children. Please use this as a reference when choosing your accommodation.

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Hotel MyStays Premier Sapporo Park is located in the center of Sapporo, convenient for sightseeing such as Odori Park and Sapporo Clock Tower. This is one of the ``Welcome Baby Inns'' of Miki House Childcare Research Institute, and there is a certified room where shoes are not allowed. There is a washing machine and dryer, as well as baby goods such as bath chairs and toys. The colorful and fun interior will get you excited.

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Mom and Dad are happy that there is a large public bath with a natural onsen, which is rare in the city. If you have a baby with you, you can set up a bath time for mom and dad to take turns. There is also a whirlpool and a sauna, so you can wash away the tiredness of traveling and the fatigue of raising children! You can spend a relaxing time here.

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There is a Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine, an eel restaurant, and a buffet restaurant. At a natural restaurant supervised by the outdoor brand "Snow Peak", you will feel like you are camping while staying indoors! Enjoy a meal with your children that focuses on organic vegetables and ingredients from Hokkaido. Some menu items are also available for takeout.

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"Chateraise Gateaux Kingdom Sapporo Hotel & Spa Resort" is a resort hotel that welcomes children with its heated pool, outdoor pool, onsen, and relaxation facilities. You can choose from a wide variety of guest rooms. This is a spacious Japanese-Western style room that can accommodate up to 6 people by adding a futon. The Western-style wide-bed family room is also popular, and you can rent a crib or step stool in any room.

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There is a big-scale heated pool, so you can enjoy playing in the water all year round. From thrilling waterslides to jumbo pools, jacuzzi pools, kids pools with merry-go-rounds, and infant pools, the infant pool (pictured) is about 15cm deep. There are balls and playground equipment, so it's perfect for a pool debut. Even if you are not wearing a diaper, you can use it by wearing a diaper for playing in the water under your swimsuit. The outdoor pool is also open only in summer.

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After enjoying sightseeing and playing in the pool, relax in onsen. The large public bath has 9 bathtubs, including an open-air bath with strong salt spring, a ceramic bath, and a cypress bath, and 3 types of saunas, so you can enjoy the feeling of touring the hot springs. The floor tiles are made of non-slip material, and there is also a ``parent-child priority washing area'' where parents and children can use the washing area side by side.

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For breakfast, enjoy a buffet at the bright, sunny restaurant "Vigne." Bread, salad, egg dishes, etc. are lined up. We have cribs, high chairs, tableware, and more, and if you're bringing a baby, we'll even give you baby food as a gift.

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“Niseko onsen Iroha” is located in Niseko where you can enjoy activities in nature such as skiing in winter and rafting and clear stream rafting in summer. The modern room that mixes Japanese and Western styles is attractive, and this Japanese-Western room has no steps, so it's okay for children to run around barefoot. There are 3 sizes of children's yukata, and you can borrow a child's auxiliary toilet seat and chair.

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The bath is a “beautiful skin bath” rich in natural moisturizing ingredients. There is also a sleeping bath and a sauna in the glass-enclosed indoor bath with a sense of openness. In the open-air bath, you can bathe while looking at the fresh greenery in summer and the autumn leaves in autumn. In winter, you can enjoy a snow-viewing bath. There are chairs for children in the large public bath, so it is also recommended for onsen debuts.

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For dinner and breakfast, enjoy Japanese cuisine using plenty of seafood from Hokkaido and vegetables from Niseko at the restaurant "Karamatsu"! It would be nice for mom and dad to toast with local sake or local beer. For elementary school students, we will prepare an ``elementary school meal,'' which is a slightly reduced version of the adult meal, and for infants, we will prepare a ``children's plate.''

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There is a children's room with lots of toys and playground equipment. The opening hours are from 12:00 to 20:00. It's fun to spend a little time here when you're back from sightseeing, before taking a bath, or after meal.

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If you want to enjoy sightseeing around Lake Toya, we recommend the long-established hotel "Toyako Manseikaku Hotel Lakeside Terrace" on the lakeside. You can enjoy the view of Lake Toya from the guest rooms, so you can enjoy the changing expressions of the lake over time. This is a Japanese-Western style room in the west building. A combination of beds and futons can accommodate up to 5 people. Rental goods such as yukata and slippers for children, diaper buckets, auxiliary toilet seats, and baby baths are also available!

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For dinner, you can choose from a buffet where you can choose whatever you want, or you can also choose from a Japanese Kaiseki meal at Shunsai Wabo Nanakamado. For a Japanese meal, relax in a semi-private room. We also have children's plates for ages 3 to 5. Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet with about 80 types of food, including a kids menu. The buffet restaurant also provides chairs for children.

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There is ``Hoshi no Yu'' on the top floor of the hotel, and ``Tsuki no Yu'' on the first basement floor. In addition to two large public baths, there is also a footbath in the courtyard that is free to use. This is the infinity open-air bath of ``Hoshi no Yu,'' which overlooks Lake Toya. Parents and children can enjoy the magnificent scenery unique to Hokkaido. The large bath is also equipped with a baby bath, baby chair, and baby bed!

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The hotel is full of facilities that are great for traveling with children! This is the kids' corner on the first floor, which includes bouldering, an extra-large blackboard where you can draw, and play equipment. Also on the first floor is the Library Cafe, which has over 300 books and a wide variety of picture books. In addition, there is a nursing room equipped with diapers and wipes, which is perfect!

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Kitayuzawa Mori no Soraniwa is a resort hotel where you can experience sports in Kitayuzawa surrounded by nature. In the forest behind the building is the Outdoor Adventure Park Kitayuzawa Flying Squirrel, where you can enjoy ziplines and athletics (elementary school students and older, with other conditions). In addition, it is full of fun facilities such as the indoor playground equipment park "A So Boya" with a pole pool and large three-dimensional playground equipment!

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Kitayuzawa Mori no Soraniwa is a hotel where families with children are the main characters. It is also certified as a "Welcome Baby Inn" by Miki House Child Care Research Institute. This "Kids Special Room" is a dream-filled room that looks like a kids' room. Bouldering and a mini drawing blackboard are also installed, and rental goods such as diaper buckets and bed guards are also available.

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For meal, please enjoy an original buffet that focuses on deliciousness and nutrition at a restaurant with the motif of the world of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". In the kids' corner, you can make your own bento in a buffet style. There is a locomotive that carries crepes and pancakes around the venue, and there is a hammock and tree house space in the back of the restaurant. It's going to be a meal time that makes you smile.

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The baths at this hotel are also fun! The 1,500 m2 onsen beach that uses natural onsen has a slide and a jacuzzi, so you can play like a pool. Swimsuits are worn, so the whole family can spend time together. In addition, there is an indoor onsen pool, an open-air bath, and a large onsen spring bath, and there are baby beds, bath chairs, and baby soap in the large bath, so it's safe to bring your baby.

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Noboribetsu Manseikaku onsen located in onsen, one of Japan's leading hot spring resorts. "Noboribetsu Bear Park" is about 5 minutes by car, and the aquarium "Noboribetsu Marine Park Nixe" is about 15 minutes by car. The guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style rooms with a calming atmosphere, but there are also Western-style rooms and VIP rooms. Yukata and slippers for children are also provided, so you can make your luggage compact.

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"Noboribetsu Manseikaku" is developing a "Baby & Kids Project" to support traveling with children! One of them is this kids space. There is a bouldering wall and a large blackboard, and it is a space where you can play safely with playground equipment and toys. Diapers and wipes are also available in the adjacent nursing room, and diapers and bibs are sold at the store. Bulky consumables can be procured locally.

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Dinner and breakfast are buffet style, so you can eat as much as you like. In addition to Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, you can also choose from about 90 dishes, including local and international dishes inspired by Ainu cuisine. The kids' corner is full of dishes and desserts that children love. The restaurant is fully equipped with mugs and plates for children, baby chairs and bouncers, so you can rest assured.

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onsen is a milky sulfur spring. The large public bath has a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath where you can experience nature, as well as a sauna and cold bath. The women's public bath has a tatami-floored washing area for children, a baby bathtub, bath chairs, and a baby cot in both the men's and women's changing rooms, making it perfect for a onsen debut.

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"Imagine Hotel & Resort Hakodate" is located in Yunokawa onsen, which is convenient as a base for sightseeing in Hakodate, such as Motomachi, Mt. Hakodate, the bay area, and Goryokaku, which is close to Hakodate Airport. Ocean view rooms are popular because the ocean is right next to it. Yukata for children, trash cans for diapers, baby chairs, board games, etc. are available for rent, and there is also a kids' space, a game corner, and a table tennis corner, so your stay will be comfortable and fun!

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With three private hot spring sources, the amount of hot water is the best in Yunokawa. You can enjoy free-flowing hot water in all bathtubs. This is the observation open-air bath "Usukeshi no Yu" on the 8th floor. It is a bath where you can enjoy the feeling of being wrapped in the sea. There is also a spacious public bath "Nagomi no Yu" on the 1st floor and a footbath "Shiosai" outside. Baby baths and bath chairs can be rented, so please enjoy onsen with your baby.

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Dinner and breakfast are served at the restaurant, where you can enjoy a buffet with a lively feel (set menus may change to half buffet). There are plenty of seafood, meat, and vegetables from Hokkaido, such as snow crab and salmon roe. Children will love the menu, including gratin, fried noodles, and french fries, as well as sweets such as the chocolate fountain. Make sure to eat well both at night and in the morning to recharge your energy for playing.

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Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen onsen Hotel has been in business for over 70 years. Located in Yunokawa onsen, onsen town closest to Japan's airport, it is popular as a base for sightseeing in Hakodate. The guest rooms are mainly Japanese-style rooms, but there are also Japanese-Western and Western-style rooms. This is Suehirotei, a guest room with a private open-air bath with free-flowing hot spring water. You can enjoy onsen slowly without entering the family.

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Dinner is a Kaiseki meal where you can enjoy seasonal Hokkaido delicacies. For children, a children's lunch (pictured) can be prepared. We use the same carefully selected ingredients as for adults, and serve them in small portions so you can eat a wide variety of food. Plate-type children's lunches are also available for young children. Breakfast is a Japanese meal or a buffet. There is also a plan where only dinner in-room dining.

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Yunokawa onsen is one of the three major onsen Hokkaido, and is a famous hot spring with a long history of healing the Matsumae feudal lord and the former Shogunate army. This hotel has large public baths with different styles on the 1st and 7th floors, so you can relax and enjoy the baths. The garden open-air bath on the first floor includes a rock bath, a cypress bath, and a ceramic bath. You can spend a relaxing time while looking at the changing nature of the four seasons.

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Since this is a family trip, I want the children to have fun and the parents to relax. With that in mind, Hakodate Yunokawa onsen Hanabishi Hotel offers a variety of services. Baby baths, bath chairs, and water bowls for children are provided in the baths. There are yukatas for children, baby futons, baby low chairs, air purifiers, and you can borrow picture books.

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"Hotel Naturwald Furano" and you can see the slopes right in front of the hotel. It is a location where you can enjoy skiing in winter, lavender fields from spring to autumn, and filming locations for the drama "Kita no Kuni Kara". With the concept of "a traveler's second home", it is also certified as a "welcome baby inn" by MIKI HOUSE Child Care Research Institute. In the hotel, there is a ball pool, playground equipment, toys, and "Asobiba" full of picture books.

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This is a suite room "Shirofuru" certified as "Welcome Baby Inn". This is a room where white is precious, and it is a collaboration room between tatami and western style. It has a kitchen where you can make milk and baby food, a bathroom with a TV, and safety measures such as outlet covers. Baby wipes, trash cans for diapers, baby shampoo, and picture books are also provided for a comfortable stay.

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Dinner is a seasonal buffet or course meal, and breakfast is a buffet from December to October, and a set meal from November. Enjoy a variety of dishes using vegetables and meat purchased from contracted farmer groups, fresh seafood delivered from the fishing port, and more! We also have a full children's menu, including ``Children's Lunch'' and ``Toddler Lunch.''

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The floor of the indoor bath in the large public bath is non-slip and warm tatami mats. It has cute illustrations. The open-air milk bath will make your skin smooth. You can also borrow bath chairs and toys to play with in the bath, so even if you are new to the hot springs, you can enjoy it with peace onsen. In the women's public bath, you can choose your favorite shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, so moms can also refresh themselves.

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Tomamu's landmark "Hoshino Resorts Tomamu". The vast grounds include one of Japan's largest wave pools, ``Minamina Beach (photo),'' ``Unkai Terrace,'' where you can enjoy a spectacular view, and a ``Farm Area,'' where animals can relax, making it a great place to spend an active holiday with your family. You can.

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Tomamu The Tower's ``Family Fourth Room'' can comfortably accommodate a family of four. A luxurious floor plan with two washrooms and bathrooms. In addition, there are triple rooms, five rooms, and a baby's room where shoes are not allowed for families, so you can choose depending on the number of family members and the age of your children. The baby's room and kids' fourth room have diaper bins, auxiliary toilet seats, toys, and other goods, and you can also use the dedicated washer and dryer corners.

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meal can be eaten at over 20 restaurants and cafes within Hoshino Resorts Tomamu. This is dinner at "Buffet Dining hal" in the resort. There are also shabu-shabu restaurants, teppanyaki restaurants, Italian restaurants, and Genghis Khan restaurants. For breakfast, we recommend ``Buffet Dining hal'', which has a wide variety of specialty menu items. ``French toast'' with plenty of cream, ``Oyakodon with salmon and salmon roe''... Enjoy plenty of Hokkaido-style cuisine. Baby food is free if you use the resort's buffet restaurant.

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There is a kids room in the lobby of "Tomamu The Tower". You can take off your shoes and play freely in the space with the theme of Tomamu's green grasslands. There is also a picture book, so it is perfect for children who want to spend a quiet time. You can enjoy it when you come back from an outing or just a little time before meal.

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The Ashibetsu onsen Starlight Hotel is located in Ashibetsu and has been certified as a Starry City by the Ministry of the Environment. Since there are no buildings in the surrounding area, the sky is full of stars. You can participate in a star-watching program (reservation required), or enjoy a natural planetarium with your family. Please experience the splendor of nature. It's also certified as a "welcome baby inn" by Miki House Child Care Research Institute, so it's easy to stay with a baby.

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The Welcome Baby Room (pictured), which is recommended for families with children, is a Japanese-style room that is comfortable for sleeping and crawling babies as well as mischievous kids. We have a wide variety of goods including diapers, baby wipes, baby futons, diaper trash cans, and full body shampoo for babies. You can feel at ease even on your first family trip.

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For dinner, creative courses and casual sets are standard, but on weekends and busy seasons, you can enjoy shabu-shabu and dinner buffets for a limited time. Breakfast is a buffet of about 50 types, and there are demonstrations of pancakes and rolled eggs. Bring the whole family together and have a fun time watching and eating delicious food.

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Inside the hotel, you can enjoy two types of hot springs, and in addition to a large communal bath with an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna, there is also a gymnasium, game corner, ``Ofuro Cafe Seiyukan'' with 10,000 books, and a kids space (photo). )there is. A fun space filled with a large ball pool, slide, and toys♪

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The onsen Onsen Daiichi Hotel overlooks the Hidaka Mountains in the distance on the banks of the Tokachigawa River. Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in Tokachi, there are two buildings with different tastes, "Hosyutei" and "Toyotei". Miki House Child Care Research Institute has been certified as a "welcome baby inn", and there are rooms that are comfortable for families, such as this "welcome baby room" in "Toyo-tei", which has a full range of services for babies and children. In addition to the buffet meal, there is also a free service for children's lunches and baby food.

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If you stay in a room certified as a "Welcome Baby Inn," you will receive unlimited diaper changes, free baby food, and free rentals of baby futons, play mats, nap cushions, and more. They prepare every detail, such as baby bathrobes and organic cotton towels after bathing, so both mom and baby are safe and comfortable.

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The feature of this inn is that it has a "moor onsen" that is gentle on the skin and originates from plants. In the large public bath, you can enjoy hot water in various baths such as a garden open-air bath, a standing bath, a lying bath, and a shallow bath. If your child is still small and you are worried about the large public bath, we recommend a room with an open-air bath. You can enjoy onsen with just your family without worrying about others.

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``Akan no Mori Tsuruga Resort Hanayuuka'' stands on the shores of Lake Akan, which shows its beautiful appearance throughout the four seasons. Japanese-style rooms and Japanese-Western rooms facing the lake are popular with families. We also have plenty of baby goods such as nap futons, diaper bins, baby bathtubs, and bath chairs! You can also request heating of baby food.

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The bath is free-flowing hot water. It's a skin-beautifying hot spring with a high moisturizing effect and gentle on the skin, so it's safe for babies. Let's take baby bath and baby chair of rental goods. You can also use the open-air bath that overlooks Lake Akan at the sister facility, Akan Yuku no Sato Tsuruga. There is a free shuttle bus, so transportation is easy.

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Inside the museum is the "Forest Picture Book Gallery," where over 1,000 picture books from around the world are lined up in a cute little room that looks like a jewelry box. From popular series to rare books, you'll lose track of time and be absorbed in them. Why don't you enjoy the world of picture books together with busy dads and moms?

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Shiretoko, an unexplored region of Hokkaido, is registered as a World Heritage Site. KIKI Shiretoko Natural Resort is a onsen inn located on a hill overlooking the Sea of Okhotsk on the west coast of the Shiretoko Peninsula. This is the certified room at Miki House Childcare Research Institute's ``Welcome Baby Inn''. This is a Japanese-Western room where you can go barefoot, and there are no steps, so you can feel safe crawling. We also have a wide variety of goods such as children's yukatas, slippers, and auxiliary toilet seats!

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In the public bath, you can enjoy natural onsen gushing out from the earth of Shiretoko. There is a glass-enclosed indoor bath where you can enjoy the four seasons: fresh greenery in early summer, autumn leaves in summer, and snowy scenery in winter, as well as an open-air bath with natural hot spring water, a sauna, and rentals of baby bath chairs and bathtubs for children. This inn is also recommended for a onsen debut.

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meal is at the buffet and grill restaurant "Treeside Buffet". For dinner, Japanese, Western and Chinese menus such as teppanyaki and smoked are lined up, focusing on Hokkaido ingredients. For breakfast, you can enjoy dishes such as Utoro's specialty "Appe rice" and omelettes. The restaurant also has children's chairs, aprons and cutlery. Please enjoy the blessings of Hokkaido to the fullest.

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Inside the building, there is a children's space "Asobi no Mori" supervised by "Bornelund" equipped with a ball pool and cyber wheels. Even if the weather is bad, or if you have a little time to spare, come here and move your body to the fullest and make everyone smile! There is also a theater lounge where you can experience nature while staying at the hotel, so you can heal the fatigue of raising children and traveling.

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We have introduced hotels in Hokkaido that will support you when traveling with children with services and fun facilities that are great for babies and kids. Whether you're worried about meal or taking a bath, a hotel like this will give you peace of mind. Children have fun and moms and dads are refreshed! Enjoy your trip to Hokkaido with your family.