Ryokan in Teshio District

"Surfeel was very convenient, being two minutes walking from the Wakkanai train station."

"Lovely and comfortable stay - breakfast was worth the extra fee, boasting a bountiful buffet of fresh sashimi, delicious side dishes, comforting soups and freshly-cooked rice in addition to other usual fare like bread, yoghurt and fruits. Rooms were on the small side, but perfectly serviceable. The public baths are fantastic, and there are 3 washers + 3 dryers per gender in the public bath area. There’s also free ice cream and yoghurt drinks for after your bath, be it morning/night! Location is just a short walk away from the JR station/bus terminal, and throwing distance from 3 car rental agencies. It’s a 15-minute walk from the ferry terminal, but in the early AM (when the first ferry leaves), it’s a nice walk in summer. Love the Dormy Inn series, would always come back!"

"Good"

"Nice experience with traditional Japanese style."

"I arrived early and was told was too early which was fine. I felt increasingly uneasy waiting around, the vibe heavy, and overall, didn't feel safe (the ONLY time I felt this in Japan, not because of the locals but because of visitors.) I did not check in at all and left Wakkanai later the same day, taking the only train left back to Sapporo. Walked for a couple miles in town (by train station) crossed paths with literally only 2 people. The town empty, no noodle shops, no bentos, no sushi, thankfully a Seico Shop. Lastly the Shrine in town was labeled "do not enter, private property". That about covers it. Only plus side, knowing that I was on northern most part of Japan. (Have loved every other place & experience in this most beautiful country!)"