Book Hotels in Shakotan Peninsula

Travelocity's accommodations portal doesn't contain a single short or long-stay accommodation option in or around Shakotan Peninsula.

Sapporo is just a 45 miles (73 kilometers) drive outside of Shakotan Peninsula. It offers a number of places to base yourself like the Lake Shikotsu Tsuruga Resort Spa MIZU no UTA and Hotel Emisia Sapporo.

After you have spent some time in Shakotan Peninsula, be sure to visit more of Hokkaido. Discover Hokkaido's traditional villages and old towns and admire its coastal plains, forests and rivers. Tireless travelers might enjoy snowboarding and skiing in the region.

Lake Toya is 50 miles (78 kilometers) south of Shakotan Peninsula and is home to Showa-shinzan and Showashinzan Ropeway. The Toyako Manseikaku Hotel Lakeside Terrace and DAIWA RYOKAN are just some of the convenient hotel and apartment choices in Lake Toya. 30 miles (50 kilometers) to the south of Shakotan Peninsula, you'll also find Niseko, which is home to the Akazora and Hangetsu. If you visit Niseko, set aside some time to visit the Niseko Mountain Resort Grand Hirafu and Niseko Higashiyama Ski Area.

When enjoying sport is on your bucket list for Shakotan Peninsula, don't overlook a visit to Sapporo Dome, situated 50 miles (79 kilometers) to the east of Shakotan Peninsula. Modern travelers wanting to find a hotel in the area around the game should read about the Renaissance Sapporo Hotel or the Ascent Inn Sapporo.

Situated 70 miles (110 kilometers) from the center of Shakotan Peninsula is New Chitose Airport. Find nearby Travelocity-listed accommodation at Hotel Route-Inn Chitose Ekimae or Hotel AreaOne Chitose.