Hostels in Hokkaido, Japan

We went there for snowboarding! There were more foreigners than Japanese people, but everyone followed the basic rules and we had a comfortable stay! We went to Furano Ski Resort by bus! There are baskets for storing food, so I think it's comfortable for long-term stays! (When I told foreigners on the lifts that I was at Hostel Tomar, many of them said it was a comfortable place!)

Place is awesome. Really easy for late check in. Great to post up for a few nights and wait to score some good weather and pow at asahidake. Great kitchen and lounge space to cook and meet other shredders. Bring some food with you before you head into the national park , not much to eat.

If I come back to Sapporo, I will definitely make time to stay here. As a solo traveler, this was the best accommodation!!! I stayed for one night and took a bath three times And I really like Nihonshu, so it was cheap to drink by the glass, and it was even better because you can buy it by the bottle. There is no separate refrigerator in the single dormitory room, so you should keep this in mind. ** You must reserve the shuttle ** I made a reservation when I went to the accommodation, and when I tried to make a reservation after checking in to return to Susukino, it was full ㅠㅠ So I took the nearby express bus No. 7 after checking out. The hot spring tax and sake lounge use are postpaid and you can pay when you check out. I had a great experience, having both dinner and breakfast.

I think this youth hostel is very clean, because your bed sheets and quilt covers are on your bed and you need to arrange them yourself. As a post-00s, I like this place very much. There are kitchen utensils, tableware, coffee and other daily necessities here; I can't find anything to eat at night, so I go to the station to buy instant noodles and come back. You don't have to worry about anything because everyone eats supper in the lobby like you; I get up in the morning and make myself a cup of hand-brewed coffee with the hotel's coffee. I stayed here for one night on my own and didn't feel strange. What you need to pay attention to nearby is the downhill slope at the door and the nearby railway, which you must pay attention to when commuting.

It is the best place to stay in Furano. The bus stop is in front of the Hostel (if you are coming by bus from Sapporo). It is located 5 Min walking distance from the train station. The lounge is huge. The kitchen is amazing and stuffed with everything what you need for cooking. The showers are perfect. For the girls there is an extra room next to the restrooms to get ready, do your Make-up and change. The privacy you get offered is wonderful. The cleanliness overall in this Hostel was absolutely a dream. The matres is perfect. You are going to sleep like a baby. Was one of the best during my stay in Japan. The Café of the hostel is super lovely. Loved my Café Latte. Big shout to all the receptionists. Super kind, lovely and always helpful. Especially Kozue made my stay wonderful. She is a sweetheart. Helped me with so many things and recommended to me the best local Onsen I could have asked for. Overall my stay was a 10/10. Definitely going to stay again here when I am back in Furano. Highly RECOMMENDED! :)

A very nice family hotel, about 850 meters walk from Teine station. There is a large parking lot and a small kitchen. The towels and toothbrushes in the shower room are disposable and very clean. The hotel has its own small supermarket with the same prices as convenience stores. The hot spring restaurant is about 600 meters away from the hotel, where you can eat barbecue after soaking in the hot spring.

It happened to be the most expensive time for hotels in Sapporo. Capsule hotels have also become more than 600 per night. The counter of this hotel is on the fourth floor, not on the first floor. You need to take the elevator to the fourth floor. This hotel is very clean and close to the center of Sapporo. There are food and convenience stores around. You can also order food directly on the third floor of the hotel and pay for the meal when you check out. What surprised me most was that you can enjoy the Japanese bathing culture on the fourth floor of this hotel. Many locals come here to bathe. It is quite comfortable to bathe. This does not require additional payment. To get to the third floor of the hotel, you need to go to the fourth floor first, and then take the stairs down to the third floor. There are very comfortable reclining chairs on the third floor, and there are super many Japanese comics, all in Japanese, which I can't understand. On the third floor, you can also order wine and food. You can even order food here in the middle of the night. The service is pretty good. The only bad thing is that the charging port on the bed is too small. My conversion plug is a big guy and it can't be plugged in at all.

Front desk attendant was very friendly and polite - please be aware that you may have to knock on the glass front door if you do not yet have your access PIN as it is often locked. Small lockers for luggage (backpack size) are available free of charge - you will either require a small padlock or purchase one for just 100yen in the machine next to the lockers. In accordance with its price, the room furnishings are of simple wooden construction but very spacious inside and have a nice natural scent of pine as you sleep 😌. Plenty of shared access amenities such as guest fridge, freezer, microwave, etc. Location is ideal as it is next to JR noboribetsu station, from which you can pay roughly ¥650 for a round trip (12 minutes each way) bus ticket to Hell valley (jigokudani). Incredible alternative to a stay in the large hotels up there for travellers on a budget, particularly as most hotels will sell access to their onsens to non-guests for around ¥2,000!

The Japanese-style one-family house is located in a very remote location. The room I stayed in was Japanese-style. I was initially told that there was a male in the same dormitory, which I was not satisfied with. As a result, that person didn't come, so I stayed in a room by myself, which was fine. But the sound insulation is very poor, the old man in the next room can hear it. It was very noisy at night when the waiters were cleaning or decorating the house outside, in the middle of the night. The environment of the house is pretty good, you can cook and there is a refrigerator

my first time staying at a hostel and i am quite impressed. it is apparently quite new at the moment. it is clean in general. i booked a female only dormitory room for 4 nights and was lucky that i had the whole room for the first 3 nights. t Owner is helpful and responds fast when i message them over trip.com. Worth the value to stay for those travel alone for ski/snowboard. Location is so convenient to the North Gondola.