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Hotels in Shimo-toshibetsu

Do you need a hotel in Shimo-toshibetsu? Unfortunately, they're as sparse as the hair on your great uncle Shane's head. But take a bit of a drive out and you'll enjoy more choice than you can shake your credit card at. There are 21 accommodation options within a 30-kilometre radius of Shimo-toshibetsu's main area, so you're bound to find the digs you're after.

We suggest catching some Zs at the Hotel Nikko Northland Obihiro and the Dormy Inn Obihiro Natural Hot Spring. They're brilliant options, especially if you're happy with staying a bit further out. Alternatively, why not try out the Hotel Route-Inn Obihiro Ekimae or the Shihoro Spa Plaza Ryokufu?

Although it's 19 kilometres from the central streets, Otofuke is certainly worth thinking about. It has 3 accommodation options to pick from, including the Sasai Hotel and Tokachigawa Onsen Daiichi hotel Hoshutei Toyotei.

Further hotel options include the Hotel Daiheigen, which is 10 kilometres from downtown, and the Kangetsuen, which is 10 kilometres away. If these don't suit, we'd recommend the Tokachigawa Onsen Sanyoan, which is 10 kilometres from the centre.

Attractions and Hotels Near Shimo-toshibetsu

If you've still got itchy feet, why not venture out and discover more of the Hokkaido region? Sharpen your landscape photography game by visiting some of Hokkaido's amazing coastal plains, forests and rivers. Traditional villages, old towns and temples are a few more tourist hotspots worth whipping out your camera for. Fun-loving types can also have a go at popular regional pastimes like snowboarding.

If you're considering an adventure to the Furano Golf Course and Flowerland Kamifurano, why not suss out the accommodation situation in Nakafurano? Places to stay in Nakafurano include the Spa & Hotel Resort Furano La Terre and Nakafurano Sanso Hotel.

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