Name: Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel
Address: 306 Utorokagawa, Sharicho, Shari, Shari, Shari, 099-4351, Japan
Rating: 8

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This hotel was a huge surprise on our wildlife tour.   The rooms were like suites with a separate sofa and living area.   Comfortable beds and a great view of the frozen sea.

The restaurant had a huge buffet service selling pretty much everything you can think of and you can eat as much as you wish.

Lots of fish as is typical in Japan, but other things like pasta station, candy floss station, salad bar, chocolate fountain, ice cream parlour etc etc...

So there is something for everyone here.   Only downside I can think of is the bar closes at 8pm.

I thought the decor was beautiful and not outdated - maybe a bit traditional but it was nice.

The breakfast restaurant is on a different floor to the evening buffet and is a huge and airy space with stunning views over the sea and the ice.  It was stunning..

Would we go back?   Yes we would in a hearbeat.

Fabulous hotel with exceptional buffets for dinner and breakfast

Best hotel in Shiretoko, especially dinner buffet. 
You can have many kinds of seafood, sushi, tempura and sweets. 
Also Myanmar curry(Someone from Myanmar works in a kitchen, maybe) 

Many Asian young people work there, so less language barrier for foreign travellers.   
Room with the ocean view was clean and huge. I could see the beautiful sunset. 
Onsen bath has also ocean view, and many kind of baths. 
Free WIFI in a room is a bit weak. Corridor side works well, but on the window side, some error happened. 

If you stay in Shiretoko, I totally recommend to stay at the Shiretoko Daiichi Hotel.

Great hotel, friendly staffs

Stayed for 1 night as this is an expensive hotel.

The front reception staff speaks decent English. Check in was quick. 

After staying 1 night, I can understand why the rates are high.

The room was super spacious with a great view of the ocean. We were in room 806. Could have just stay in the room and admire the view.

But the dinner was what blew us off... everything you can  imagine Japanese (ramen, tempura, sushi, sashimi, and more etc) was available. The Alaskan king crabs for us was the highlight. 

Tip: Skip lunch n head for dinner starts at 5.45pm

Though this is a very big hotel with high traffic flow, everything was very efficiently run and you do not see super long q at the dinner or breakfast counters 

Highly recommended place to stay when you are in the neighborhood.


Great meals, spacious room and nice view 

The hotel staff was really friendly and attentive (as most Japanese workers in the service industry are).

The hotel is old but nicely refurbished and generally feels quite homey with colourful carpeting, painted ceiling and tastefully decorated main lobby and ancillary areas. 

There are 3 wings, namely Shizen, East and West wings. We stayed in the West wing.

A must try at least once is the hotel’s Onsen! Go there for a bath even if you don’t end up entering the hot water jacuzzi tubs. Full bathing provisions are included, namely body lotion, shampoo, conditioner, skin toner, shaving lotion and hair dryers.

The restaurant fare is quite extensive with a wide selection of Japanese favourites (must try items include the snow crab, really tender beef cuts, ramen, scallop sashimi, crab fried rice, mixture of banana and mango smoothies). Around 90% of the offerings are Japanese with the rest mainly comprising other Asian dishes.

The breakfast buffet fare is also, rightfully, predominantly Japanese, which isn’t a bad thing at all as it allows you to sample unique offerings which might not be normally seen outside the country (or even outside Hokkaido).

A surprising gem of a hotel!

We're a family of 4 and booked a Japanese/Western style room (at Shizen wing). We were very impressed by the room entrance. The room was of good size. A good view of sea of Okhotsk. We had very comfortable stay. Totally impressed by the onsen too. Very clean and grand (like palace) with portion of the place laid with jade-like stone (not sure if those are genuine jade). And the dinner buffet spread was great, with a lot of selection. And the service staff were all very friendly and helpful. We totally enjoyed our stay.

Impressive onsen, good buffet spread (dinner)

Our first visit to Hokkaidō so our friends treated us to a night at their favourite hotel. It was dark when we arrived so we decided to have onsen first and dinner straight after. 
The room was big with twin beds. We dressed in the yukata - we had to ask for extra large ones! Down to the onsen with my friend who reminded me what to do. Some of the pools were not too hot and it was enjoyable. 
Dressed again, still in the yukata, we joined our husbands and went for dinner. The choice was huge - a range of delicious food. As fish eater I went for some of the local fresh seafood. Dessert was ice cream, again a wide choice. 
We slept well, although the night was very windy. Morning sun showed us the beautiful view across the Sea of Okhotsk and the surrounding mountains. 
This view was also seen from the breakfast buffet - another great range of dishes to suit any appetite. Our friends had been up early and to the onsen again, so they were really ready to eat. 
Staff are polite, especially the restaurant staff. It was a lovely stay and we hope to come again one day, if only to see interpretive dance again. 

Impressive decoration in the lobby

Nice big hotel. Can tell that it is well maintained. The room is very big too. 
Dinner here was by far the best! 
There’s a shop in house so we could spend our time to walk around when it was all windy and rainy outside. 
Didn’t manage to try the onsen but heard its amazing as well. 

First time in Hokkaido and greeted with amazing hotel!

This is a typical ’boom & bust’ hotel, like the thousands of similar hotels you see all over Japan. It’s enormous, with lobbies, restaurands an common areas the size of airport hangars, huge rooms with separate tatami areas and massive onsens. 

All of which is in various stage of decay.

This particular hotel is set back from the harbour, up on the hillside, presumably for tsunami reasons, which means you have to drive everywhere, to the boat tours in the harbour and the really nice little seafood shacks on the waterfront. 

The hotel offers, like all Japanese hotels, a myriad of ’settu’ options, all very confusing: breakfast, dinner and onsen package. Ditto with unlimited sake. Lunch and onsen and a spa treatment; don’t take any of these. The food is terrible by Japanese standards, and the gigantic restaurant is more like a East German Communist Party Headquarters canteen circa 1953 than a restaurant. You know whst I mean.

Our room was huge, but with peeing wallpaper, slightly smelly damp wall-to-wall carpeting and (my pet hate) one of those pre-fab plastic bathrooms which has all the solidity of a bouncy castle. 

Our friends stayed at the Kitanokobushi Shiretoko Hotel, and I wish we had too. This is actually built this millennium and is right on the water. I highly recommend you stay there instead. As for me, I am thoroughly fed up with these depressing, smelly 1980’s concrete monsters.

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