Villas in Hokkaido, Japan

We stayed in this accomodation as a family of 6. All of us loved the cleanliness of the rooms and the beds, and we all have more than enough beds for a comfortable sleep. Each room has its own Air Conditioning, and two of the bedrooms come with a baby crib. The property is very close to Farm Tomita so it is highly recommended if you plan to stay nearby the flower fields.

This is the most satisfying house I have ever lived in Japan. No matter the size, facilities and environment are first class, there is a feeling of being in New Zealand. Environment: About 2 kilometers from Toya Lake Commercial Street, a little distance walk, very quiet, surrounded by scattered residential rooms. It was a little scared outside the house in the middle of the night. Service: Wanshi Pavilion takes the key, check out and put the key directly in the villa, check out at 10 o'clock is more troublesome Facilities: The information shows that it has been open for 23 years, but the facilities inside are obviously not new. Some years, but the maintenance is very good. The things used are very advanced. The sink in the kitchen is particularly good. Microwave oven, oven, tea set tableware induction cooker have everything, especially the whole hot spring, dressing room, There are showers, it feels like a holiday house designed by rich people for themselves, and later sold to Wanshige. Location: There is a convenience store 5 minutes walk. But if you are not driving, it is not recommended.

Brand new villa, great value for money, highly recommended. Maybe because it is still in trial operation, some facilities are not in place yet, but the flaws do not outweigh the merits. Another thing to remind you is that there is no air conditioning in both rooms (there is air conditioning in the living room on the second floor). People who are very afraid of heat may have to consider it. This does not affect us, and we feel quite comfortable. After all, Hokkaido is not like Taiwan. It is hot for only a few months a year. It is really unnecessary to require B&Bs to install air conditioning in every room. Moreover, short-term stayers go out during the day, so I personally don’t think it affects it. Environmental protection and loving the earth are more important. In addition, although the B&B is next to the road, the sound insulation is pretty good. If you don’t listen carefully, it is difficult to hear the sound of cars passing by.