Hokkaido · Tokachigawa Onsen, Obihiro
Tokachi Makubetsu Onsen Grandvrio Hotel Hana-no-yu
十勝幕別温泉 グランヴィリオホテル 日帰り健康ランド 華のゆ
A day-spa attached to a 170-room resort hotel on a hill overlooking the Tokachi plain. The amber 'moor' spring — a sodium-chloride water rich in plant-derived organics, known for leaving skin silky — fills more than ten tubs including pot baths, lie-down baths and open-air baths, plus a sauna. Adults ¥950 (¥800 after 20:00), children 4 to 12 ¥500; open 11:00–23:00 on weekdays and 10:00–24:00 on weekends and holidays, no closing days. A 10,000-volume manga corner, TV recliners and a free kids' park make it an all-day family stop, and private baths can be hired from ¥1,500. About 20 minutes by car from Obihiro Station with a free shuttle bus, or 5 minutes from JR Satsunai Station — closer to central Obihiro than Tokachigawa Onsen and an easy stop on a rental-car trip.
- Price (adult)
- ¥950
- Hours
- 11:00–23:00 (weekends & holidays 10:00–24:00; last entry 30 min before close)
- Closed
- Open daily
- Access
- About 20 min by car from JR Obihiro Station (free shuttle bus, check schedule); about 5 min from JR Satsunai Station; about 25 min by car from Obihiro-Kawanishi IC
- Water type
- Simple spring
- Tattoos
- Ask ahead
- Admission
- Adults ¥950 (¥800 after 20:00), ages 4 to elementary ¥500, 3 and under free. Towel-set rental ¥200. Private bath ¥1,500 per hour on weekdays, ¥2,000 at weekends and holidays (book at the Hana-no-yu desk). Private rest room ¥1,000 per hour. Credit cards accepted
- Baths
- Ten-plus tubs per side: a large moor-onsen pool, medium-warm bath, pot baths, jets, bubbles, a tepid bath, an open-air bath that changes with the seasons, sauna and cold plunge. One private indoor bath. 22 wash stations. Free kids' park with slide, manga corner, relaxation room, restaurant and shop (16:00–21:00). Hotel guests bathe from check-in to 23:30 and 5:30–9:00
- Water
- Sodium chloride spring (mildly alkaline, hypotonic, high-temperature), about 44°C and pH 8.3 at source, a 'moor' water with 3.0 mg/kg humic matter (Hokkaido Heritage). Coffee-coloured and translucent, with a faint moor smell and light saltiness, overflowing the tub rims. A 'beauty bath' that leaves skin silky. Indicated for neuralgia, muscle pain, poor circulation and dry skin
- Parking & access
- Free parking for 200 cars. About 20 min by car from JR Obihiro Station (free hotel shuttle — check times), about 5 min from JR Satsunai Station. About 20 min from Obihiro-Kawanishi IC on the Doto Expressway. On a hill overlooking the Tokachi plain
- Phone
- 0155-56-2121
- Official site
- route-inn.co.jp ↗
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Why go
- Silky amber 'moor' spring water
- 10+ tubs and a free kids' park
- Free shuttle from Obihiro; till midnight weekends
A moor-onsen health land on a hill above the Tokachi plain
Tokachi Makubetsu Onsen Grand Vrio Hotel is a 170-room resort hotel (Route Inn group) on a hill in Makubetsu, east of Obihiro, with a sweeping view of the Tokachi plain; its attached day-spa 'Hana-no-yu' is the largest moor-onsen 'health land' in the area. It shares the hotel building, but day visitors enter through the separate Hana-no-yu door at the back. With ten-plus tubs per side, an open-air bath, sauna, a free kids' park, manga corner and restaurant, it is where Tokachi families spend half a day. The water is Hokkaido Heritage moor spring water — coffee-coloured, translucent and free-flowing.
Coffee-coloured moor water, free-flowing, and pot baths
The water is a sodium chloride spring (mildly alkaline, hypotonic, high-temperature), about 44°C and pH 8.3 at source, tinted coffee-brown and translucent by 3.0 mg/kg of humic 'moor' matter. Up close it has a faint sulphide-moor smell and a light salty taste, and because it overflows the tub rims continuously, it stays fresh. Since 2021 the main pool has been kept at a moderate temperature for long soaks, and the single-occupancy 'pot baths' where you have the moor water to yourself are a favourite. The open-air bath sits in a hilltop garden that changes with the seasons; there are a sauna and cold plunge too. A family private bath costs ¥1,500 per hour on weekdays and ¥2,000 at weekends, bookable by day visitors at the Hana-no-yu desk.
Practical details and tips
Hours are 11:00–23:00 on weekdays and 10:00–24:00 at weekends and holidays (last entry 30 minutes before closing), open every day. Adults pay ¥950, dropping to ¥800 after 20:00, so a late visit is the bargain; ages 4 to elementary ¥500, 3 and under free, and a ¥200 towel set means you can come empty-handed. It is 20 minutes by car from Obihiro Station with a free hotel shuttle (check the timetable), and there are 200 parking spaces for drivers. Its great merit is offering the same moor water as the upmarket Tokachigawa hotels (around ¥2,000) at half the price and in a wider variety of tubs, and with children the free kids' park makes life easy.
Before you go
- No official tattoo policy is published — ask at reception.
- Ryokan day-use hours are limited and may be suspended in peak season — phone the same morning.
- Last entry is 30–60 minutes before closing.
Features
Sauna & wellness
Rules & private
Who with
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Amenities
✔ Verified operating: 2026-09 Operating status and rates cross-checked against the official site and onsen guides (full source notes in Japanese on the JA page)
Prices and hours change. Check official sources before visiting.
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