Furano Hotels with Hot Tub

Stayed 2 nights. Corner room has a weird configurations. Room door opens into a long hallway facing the bathroom with a sink in the hallway and the bedroom off to the side via a door. The hotel is showing age but decently maintained as much as possible. The hardware seemed typical old style Japanese hotel. We had two rooms and somehow one room gets toiletry packs with coffee and another didn’t consistently. Breakfast and dinner buffet had decent spreads but nothing impressionable. No porter service was provided.

Our stay at Nozo Hotel in Furano was nothing short of spectacular. This boutique hotel, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Furano, offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional Japanese hospitality. Upon arrival, we were immediately struck by the hotel's charming architecture, which beautifully marries contemporary design with rustic elements. The staff greeted us with warm smiles and genuine hospitality, making the check-in process smooth and welcoming. They were incredibly helpful, offering us a map of the area and tips on local attractions. Our room was a cozy haven, featuring minimalist décor that exuded a sense of calm and relaxation. The large windows provided stunning views of the surrounding mountains and fields, creating a serene atmosphere. The room was well-equipped with all the modern amenities we could need, including a comfortable bed, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a spacious bathroom with luxurious toiletries. Dining at Nozo Hotel was a highlight of our stay. The on-site restaurant serves a delightful array of local and international dishes, all made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Breakfast each morning was a feast, with a variety of options that catered to all tastes. The staff in the restaurant were attentive and friendly, always ready with a recommendation or a cheerful greeting. The hotel's location is ideal for exploring Furano. We were just a short drive from the famous flower fields and several excellent wineries. The staff at the concierge desk were always eager to help us plan our day, offering insider tips on the best times to visit the attractions to avoid crowds. One of the standout features of Nozo Hotel is its onsen, a traditional Japanese hot spring bath. After a day of sightseeing, relaxing in the onsen with its stunning views of the natural surroundings was a perfect way to unwind. In summary, Nozo Hotel in Furano offers an exceptional experience. The combination of beautiful design, excellent service, and ideal location makes it a top choice for anyone visiting this enchanting part of Japan. Whether you're here for the flowers, the wine, or simply to relax, Nozo Hotel provides a memorable and delightful stay. The photo features a delightful ramen place nearby

It's OK, it's like a 3 or 4 star hotel. Who said the hotel dinner is good? That's nonsense, it's too ordinary by Japanese standards, and it's unnecessary to go through the trouble of booking.

We stayed at North Country Inn for two weeks as part of a Whiteroom tour. The rooms were huge by Japanese standard and the futon beds were just as big (super king?). The beds are a little hard by western standards but after a day of skiing I still managed to get good night sleeps. Rooms only have green tea so if you want anything else you’ll have to purchase in Japan or bring your own. There is a tv but it only has Japanese channels. The restaurant serves a fantastic buffet breakfast with muesli, toast, yogurt options as well as salads, curries, bacon, eggs, spaghetti bol, soups, potato wedges and breads etc. The staff that run this place are what make it. Their English is pretty limited but with google translate and hand gestures you can get by. Everyone is so helpful and always has a smile and willing to help where they can. There is a small lounge where you can sit with others but the bar doesn’t open until 6pm when the restaurant opens. There is a vending machine that sells beer and strong zero (alcoholic lemonade?) which you can drink in your room. There is a good drying room too. The location is about a 20minute walk to Furano ski field and there is a snow shuttle. There is a hotel restaurant that serves basic Japanese cuisine and if you want to venture further afield there are more restaurants about 30min walk away. Bear in mind you will be walking in the dark, in snowy conditions along a main road so you might just want to go by taxi. In summary we had a fantastic stay and thoroughly recommend staying with them.

This time I came to Furano and found that the accommodation was mostly expensive and the CP value was low. Finally, I looked at the youth hotel. This youth hotel that has not been opened for a long time has become my choice. It is self-driving. The parking lot has to be reserved in advance. When you arrive, there are still many seats, and you have to charge 500 yen parking fee. The following are evaluated from all aspects: Location: Because it is self-driving, not affected by the station, but close to JR station, located in the center of Furano, but it is quite cold near the evening, after all, this is not a metropolis, the parking lot is not next to the youth hostel is also a weakness, It's a short walk, and it's hard if it's snowing. Service: Youth travel does not need too much service, but the service attitude of the counter staff is very good, after the shift will see people will say hello, this is very good, the introduction is also very serious, will not be perfunctory because it is a foreigner, the service is good overall. Facilities: This time I stayed in a family triple room, there was their own space, the room was unexpectedly large, and there was room to spread out two suitcases (but I don't think it's possible to live for four people), the socket lights, etc. were all adequate, the bathroom had its own exclusive area available, using the room key, No need to rob the tenants in the Datong room, this is superb, the kitchen is on different floors, the kitchen is quite complete, you can make a big meal, the facilities are perfect. Meals: This youth hotel has no meals, so no comments. Overall evaluation: The parking lot is far away, and there are three-person rooms more expensive. In addition, there is no disadvantage. It is a very good youth travel. If you want to save money for travel, I think this youth hotel is definitely the first choice.

I chose this inn because there is a barrier free room. There is also a reclining bed. There is a shower carry instead of a shower chair, so you can take a shower even if you are tough to get into the bathtub. There is a large lavender field and you can see it from the open-air bath. It is very beautiful when it is full. The meal was influenced by the corona and it was a meal. The buffet continued at the stay, but the meal was good. It was a meal of the orthodox inn, but it was full of Furano pork and seasonal Furano melon. The breakfast was orthodox but it was delicious

It is a convenient hotel located in the center of Furano city, but there is no need to write anything about it. The toilet is also unusual and does not have a shower/toilet...If you look for food, there are many nearby so you won't have any problems, but in terms of service, it is easier for the employees as all you have to do is check in and check out. I guess.

This is our third stay at Tsuru Apartments during the ski season. The location is very good, we find the short walk up to the gondola a perfect way to warm our legs before skiing, it’s close to restaurants, the Lawson mini market, great coffee shop (Ronin) and quite a walkable distance into town, just over 1km. The apartment is clean and well equipped, furnishings are simple but comfortable and great for the price. Excellent Wifi. The kitchen has an induction cooktop, microwave and dishwasher. The owner Hiro is fantastic, he helped us with taxis, restaurant bookings, lift passes, transport to and from the bus drop off, and organisation of an urgent document delivery from Australia. We will definitely be returning.