Hot Springs Hotels in Furano

Outstanding location just across the lift station, no problem getting a parking spot even during chinese new year. No convenience store nearby but the hotel has a minimart in the lobby. Hotel itself is great, dont expect international chain standard but rather local rustic. Bit rough on the edges but rooms are ok size for japan, everything is working, well cleaned and no disturbing noises. Storage on the small side for 3 people. They have a lot of activities for families and kids but do it clever in a way thats not a nuisance to those who doesnt want screaming toddlers running around their feet. Breakfast offering is quite rich and tasty, probably best offering I had to date on a snowboarding trip to Japan. We had dinner buffet once also and while it is pricey, you can for sure eat its worth if thats your concern. Ladies of the family enjoyed the onsen a lot and said it was not too crowded any day. Staff was great both before and during the trip and helped out with various things, thank you! All in all we had a great stay in Furano and Naturwald and will hopefully be able to return again next winter.

This newly renovated hotel only opened in May, but everything feels rough and haphazard. I think the owner genuinely wants to run Furano's top hotel, as there aren't many standout hotels in the area. However, I have to say it's not very successful. The most frustrating part is the shower in the bathroom. Guests have to stand in a curved bathtub and awkwardly pull out the showerhead to bathe. I wonder what the designer was thinking? Have they ever tried using it themselves? Can someone with soap on them stand steadily in that tub? Was that even considered? There were many other unsatisfactory aspects that I won't go into. The lobby, though, is quite grand and nice – a definite plus for the hotel, but guests can't stay in the lobby. Anyway, the beds and pillows chosen for the rooms are mediocre, and the morning sun shines right through the curtains, making the room too bright.

We stayed here for our sightseeing trip to Furano. The hotel is situated on a small hill, offering wonderful views of the surroundings. It was a very relaxing and tranquil place to unwind. We especially enjoyed unwinding from our travels in the open-air and communal baths. The room was kept very clean, ensuring a comfortable stay. All the staff were incredibly kind, which made our experience even more pleasant. Its convenient access to Furano attractions and ski resorts makes it an ideal base for exploring the area. I would definitely love to stay here again if I have the chance to visit Furano in the future.

I must specially mention the free ramen served in the lobby every night from 10 PM to 11 PM. It actually tastes quite good, which is why there's a long queue every evening! The onsen in the hotel is small but nice, and they have a private hot spring room that's great for a family of three, though it's first-come, first-served and cannot be reserved. You can even see the stars from the rooftop! Also, we bought a specialty Furano melon and were wondering how to cut it without a fruit knife. The front desk staff were very helpful and kindly sliced it up for us right away! While the service isn't overly bubbly, they are always responsive to your requests. Parking is a bit of a hassle, though—you need to wait for the attendant at the entrance to guide you to the parking lot and drive you back.