Hotels in Hokkaido

Although it was only a one-night, two-day stay, we made some wonderful memories. We were lucky enough to see the sea of clouds, and there were so many other attractions besides the sea of clouds that it felt like an amusement park. My only slight regret is that I completely forgot we were on a mountain, not by the sea, and chose seafood for dinner. Overall, though, it's a 5-star facility.

One of the best hotels our family had booked in Japan. Large room, modern and clean compared to the other hotels. Good location with walking distance JR station and the street cars (Tram) passing the hotel. Very closed to Iconic and shopping street in Sapporo. Availability of room amenities. The staff were very helpfull. Facility was ver good with public and ladies bath. The buffet breakfast was ver good but you need to book in advance or include it in the booking. I highly recommnend this hotel for family.

Excellent location right near Asahikawa Station! Very convenient for accessing trains and exploring the city. The hotel is clean and modern with efficient check-in service. Rooms are compact but well-designed with everything needed for a comfortable stay. Great value for money in Asahikawa. Staff were friendly and helpful. Perfect for a one-night stopover or as a base for winter activities. Would definitely stay here again!

The hotel was conveniently located near a train station, just a stone's throw away. It is relatively new, so the place is really clean. We almost missed the entrance to the hotel because the signage was not very visible or large. The hotel is located inside a building with malls, cinemas, and different establishments. If you want a stay where you just want to relax and have everything you need at a walking distance, just within the facility, this is highly recommended. I also appreciate the rooftop deck available at the hotel, where you can see the city lights from the very top floor. It's really cool and surreal.

The location of this hotel is very convenient and just a short walk from Sapporo Station. There are several station exits that lead directly to the hotel area, making it easy to get around, especially with luggage. The hotel was very clean and comfortable, and I had a pleasant stay throughout my trip. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Sapporo.

The south wing of the hotel is a historical building. My room is a standard twin room in the main building. The size of the room is just right and it is clean and sound-proof. My room has no special view, just looking at the rooftop of the south wing and the car park nearby. The dinning room is in the top floor of the south wing. There are several performances of the antique music boxes at night in the dinning room with some oil lamps lighted. The breakfast offers some choices from Japan and western style which is enough to start a day. The location is good, close to the canal and 15 minutes walk to the glass museums. There are a few parking spaces in front of the hotel and there are more in the Times car park next door. It costs 1000 yen for 24-hour parking. But you can’t drive in and out within the 24-hours.

a fancy newly build apartment, lobby can be crowded during check-in. but the facilities are modern and tailor made to accommodate crowd. a breathe of fresh air from the aging Japanese hotel. do try it, you won’t regret it.

made furano my base for various attractions within driving distance and la vista hotel more than meets the mark. we booked the fourth room is cleverly designed with two beds segmented in a separate room giving privacy. the Hotel's amenities are good - there are free parking and staff will ferry you to and back the carparks, and there is free ramen at night. the private onsens are a nice touch and the public bath is good too. good value for money.

It's very convenient for skiers, with many restaurants to choose from. It's also perfectly fine for those without a car. Even if you're not skiing, it's still a great place to visit and enjoy.