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Unwind Hotel & Bar Otaru
"I was a little turned off Unwind when I first arrived but the place grew on me. When we walked into the lobby we were hit with a strong smell of air freshener. Our room had dark curtains drawn and the A/C made a high-pitched noise. Once we opened the curtains and the windows and turned off the air ..."
Reviewed on Jul 9, 2026

Granbell Hotel Otaru
"Online pics showed a room with a desk but mine had only a bench and small low table. I asked the front desk staff to help with making a reservation and they refused and instead wanted me to use a QR code for a reservation service that did not have the restaurant listed. They just stared at me ..."
Reviewed on Jul 23, 2026

Hotel Torifito Otaru Canal
"We absolutely love this hotel. It is walkable to Otaru Canal and Sankaku Market. We do not have a parking lot on 1st day but it is not an issue as there are plently of options nearby. Family Mart is few steps away. The breakfast was good quality. We enjoyed it very much every morning and picked a ..."
Reviewed on Jul 12, 2026

Grand Park Otaru
"not sure if the property is old but the room just smelled like cigarettes and it made my allergies act up pretty badly while i was staying there. While the view was excellent but i didn't get to enjoyed it much as my allergies was in overdrive. As soon as i moved on to the next hotel, all was well ..."
Reviewed on Jul 22, 2026

Authent Hotel Otaru
"The hotel is very conveniently located within walking distance to the train station, food and shopping."
Reviewed on Jul 21, 2026

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Shakotan Hotel & Travel Guide
Unfortunately, Travelocity's extensive hotels portal doesn't list any room in or around Shakotan.
When you are trying to reserve a hotel room in this area of Japan, Sapporo could be a good option for you. It can be found 45 miles (76 kilometers) outside of Shakotan. Sapporo accommodations include he Lake Shikotsu Tsuruga Resort Spa MIZU no UTA and Hotel Emisia Sapporo.
If time allows, adventurous travelers could venture to the other parts of Hokkaido. Explore the terrain of Hokkaido's coastal plains and forests. You should also spend time at many of the region's traditional villages and old towns. Outdoor-loving visitors might also take part in snowboarding in the area.
55 miles (85 kilometers) from Shakotan, you'll reach Lake Toya, which is where you can explore Showa-shinzan and Showashinzan Ropeway. If you're planning to spend a few nights in Lake Toya, check out the rooms at the Toyako Manseikaku Hotel Lakeside Terrace and DAIWA RYOKAN. 35 miles (58 kilometers) to the south of Shakotan, you will reach Niseko, which boasts the Akazora and Hangetsu. Should you choose to stay in Niseko, be sure to explore the Niseko Mountain Resort Grand Hirafu and Niseko Higashiyama Ski Area.
Before leaving Hokkaido, why not make sure you are able to watch some local teams. Swing by Sapporo Dome, to the southeast of Shakotan. Modern travelers that want to find a bed near the stadium can select from the Renaissance Sapporo Hotel or the Ascent Inn Sapporo.
New Chitose Airport is a primary airport for those flying to Shakotan. It is located 70 miles (114 kilometers) from the downtown precinct. For wise travelers who would prefer to find Travelocity-listed accommodation nearby, try the Hotel Route-Inn Chitose Ekimae or Hotel AreaOne Chitose.
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Granbell Hotel Otaru
"Online pics showed a room with a desk but mine had only a bench and small low table. I asked the front desk staff to help with making a reservation and they refused and instead wanted me to use a QR code for a reservation service that did not have the restaurant listed. They just stared at me blankly."






