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One of the joys of visiting Asahikawa is staying at this Hotel. The breakfast is simply delicious! The freshly baked bread—croissants and crispy Danish pastries—is always excellent. And the homemade pudding in a jar! I always end up having two or three. There’s also a great selection of farmer’s bacon, curry, Japanese rolled omelet, simmered dishes, and salads. The single Room is spacious and easy to use, and the front desk staff are kind and helpful. True to its name, the whole Hotel has a calm atmosphere, and it’s about a 10-minute walk from Asahikawa Station while strolling through Kaimono Koen. The price is reasonable as well, and I think it’s one of Asahikawa’s standout Hotels. It’s also adorable that there are large plush penguins and seals inside the Hotel. This is a Hotel that makes you want to stay again every time.

I stayed here for one night with my daughter, who lives in Sapporo, as we planned a trip toward Asahikawa. In a word, it exceeded our expectations. A cute little old-man doll welcomed us at the entrance. The front desk is on the 3rd floor, and they greeted us cheerfully at any time. Next to the front desk there is a drink corner, and in the morning you can have bread and potato salad there. In addition to what is provided in the Room, you can also choose from several types of shampoo and conditioner to take with you. We had a twin Room, but it had plenty of space and didn’t feel cramped. You can also see the town from the window. The bath and toilet are together, and the bathtub is extremely small, but it’s fine for women. It may be difficult for larger men or guests traveling with small children. More than making up for the small bath, the cleanliness, Room size, convenient access, and excellent service made this stay a favorite. Thank you very much.

My husband’s birthday coincided with a conference in Asahikawa, so we were looking for a Hotel and chose this one after seeing the breakfast photos. The Hotel was clean, and our Room had an origami tulip and a handwritten birthday message card. It made us feel very welcome, and it seems they also accommodated our request for the view—we were given a top-floor Room with a great view. Unfortunately, the pillow had an oily smell, which made my husband wonder if it hadn’t been washed. Also, the breakfast was very different from the photos, and both the menu and variety were disappointing. Parking at AEON was convenient, and the Hotel location is excellent, so I think more guests would come if the breakfast matched the photos.

The building is not new, but it is very clean, and the breakfast was delicious.

The Room was compact, and that was reflected in the accommodation rate, so we were able to stay at a reasonable price. Although the Room was small, it was more than enough for us since we mostly just slept there. Breakfast was complimentary, and we enjoyed some cute pastries. We also relaxed in the Room with complimentary coffee. Thank you very much.

From the welcome service until departure, we enjoyed unlimited drinks such as coffee, tea, and Furano wine, along with snacks, and were able to relax by the fireplace. Even though it was August, the fireplace was lit and the atmosphere was wonderful. Just before leaving, I found out you can toast and eat marshmallows there—I wish I had tried it. The stamp rally inside the Hotel was also fun, and my grandchild was delighted with the souvenir we brought back. The Hotel garden is nicely decorated as well. For dinner, only the main dish was served at our table and everything else was buffet-style, so we could casually choose whatever we liked. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious—we were very satisfied. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone I know who is visiting Furano.

We chose a Room that can accommodate four adults in one Room. This type is rare at a Hotel, so it was very helpful. The Room was spacious and very clean. Breakfast was delicious as well. The lobby refrigerator and free snacks were especially great. The garden is also large, and we took a walk after breakfast; I think it would have been even more beautiful in a better season. Also, the large public bath made the whole family happy. However, the window of the 3rd-floor 전망 bath was a bit dirty; it’s a shame because the view would look better if it were cleaner. Overall, we were very satisfied with the Hotel. It’s a Hotel we would like to stay at again.

I’ve stayed here several times on the way back from skiing. The Room is a relaxing Japanese-style room, and while the large public bath is not an Onsen, it’s spacious, clean, and very pleasant. It’s also nice to receive tickets for a nearby Onsen.

The Facility is somewhat unique, but it was spacious and relaxing. If I have the opportunity, I would like to stay again!

The facility was very clean and stylish. Additionally, the staff were very kind, making it an extremely comfortable stay. Although it was just a one-night stay this time, I would like to stay longer next time. Thank you for the comfortable stay!

From the outside, the building may appear old, but inside it is clean and well-maintained. The front desk staff provide excellent service with warm smiles. While the large public bath has an older feel, it is kept very clean. The Room was also clean and tidy. The restaurant offers simple meals, but the staff's attentive service was commendable. Please note that the large public bath can get very crowded depending on the time due to many day-use guests.

I stayed here during a train trip. As I arrived late at night and left early in the morning, I can only comment on what I experienced. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the station. Asahikawa’s streets are laid out in a grid, so you shouldn’t get lost if you use Google Maps or similar. On the way from the station, there is an AEON and a local supermarket. There is also Kura Sushi right in front of the Hotel, so finding dinner shouldn’t be a problem. This time I used a twin Room by myself, and it felt quite spacious. The sink area, toilet, and bathroom are separate, which made it very convenient to use. However, the water pressure in the bathroom is quite low, so filling the bathtub takes some time. Also, since there is no overflow drain on the side of the tub, if you add too much water it will spill over—so you need to keep an eye on it occasionally. Because it’s not a unit bath (all-in-one bathroom), being able to wash your body outside the tub is another plus. In the early morning there is no staff at reception; checkout is done by returning a business-card-sized paper with your Room passcode to the return box, so be careful not to forget.

Ever since I discovered Shukabura on an accommodation booking site a few years ago, I had been dreaming of staying here someday. The owner couple are friendly and down-to-earth. With just the right sense of distance, they respected my privacy while offering thoughtful care that anticipated every need. Not only the beautiful hill scenery, but also their warmth is a major reason this place makes you want to “come back home” again. Every piece of villa decor was so lovely I wanted to photograph it, and finding the charming little items placed throughout felt like a treasure hunt. The compact interior had everything I needed, and as someone whose hair tends to explode in the morning, I was genuinely impressed that there were even two types of hair irons provided. The cosmetics and bath/hair care amenities also smelled wonderful—I ended up lingering in the bath longer than planned. The local ingredients prepared for breakfast were all surprisingly delicious, especially the vegetables. I couldn’t stop tasting them just to check doneness—and even bought extra vegetables at a local farmers’ market. As someone who enjoys cooking (not necessarily claiming I’m good at it), I loved making my own meals while admiring the stunning view from the living room, making time spent in the Room truly special. This trip was a solo journey for self-care made possible by warm support from those around me. During my stay there were many rainy or cloudy days and strong winds, so it might not be considered “good weather” in general. Even so, there were sights I could only experience because of these conditions: a rainbow after the rain; layered clouds drifting by; a sky changing moment by moment; wheat rippling in the wind; and white buckwheat flowers swaying gently. This stay reminded me once again that Biei’s charm isn’t limited to sunny days. This was my seventh visit to Biei. The colors of the hills, shades of the sky, shapes of clouds, and growing trees all look different each time—no matter how many times I come back over time, there is always something new that moves me. Next time, I’d love to visit Biei in midwinter—still unknown to me—and watch snowy scenery from Shukabura. Thank you very much for such a truly fulfilling stay for both body and mind.

In early summer, Furano and Biei are breathtaking, with vast flower fields starting with lavender—more beautiful than I expected. And a trip really depends on the Accommodation; choosing this one was absolutely the right decision. The view from the dining area was soothing, every dish made with plenty of local ingredients was delicious, and there was a great selection of drinks. The lavender milk ice cream for dessert was especially wonderful! The seasonal Furano melon was also incredibly sweet—an unforgettable taste. To my surprise, the owner and I share exactly the same date of birth, which left me both amazed and feeling an instant connection. It became a lovely travel memory. I would love to visit again someday. Thank you very much.

This Hokkaido trip came together at the last minute, but staying here was absolutely the right choice! The Accommodation is new and very clean, and with a kitchen and washing machine fully equipped, we were able to stay at our own pace as if living there. Above all, the beautiful rural scenery stretching out from the window was stunning, and we could truly relax and unwind, forgetting everyday life. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to enjoy Hokkaido’s great nature with a sense of privacy. (I’d love to visit again in winter in a different season.)

It was a pension chosen for stargazing, but unfortunately, it rained. However, the scenery, the room, and the breakfast were all wonderful. I wished I could have stayed for a few more days. I became close with the owner couple and other guests we talked with, making it really hard to leave. I fell in love with Furano all over again! Definitely coming back next year.

Right in front of us was a wide-open field. It was cloudy, so we couldn’t see the stars. Dinner was oven-roasted chicken. It was delicious, just as everyone said—though I’m not sure what it would be like if you stayed for two nights. Breakfast was simple and tasty as well. The honey was great, of course, and the corn and broccoli were also delicious.

Both hosts were very welcoming, and we had a wonderful time. The facility and amenities were very clean and comfortable. The view from the window was amazing, and exploring the area with the bicycles provided was a great experience. It was a lovely accommodation that makes us want to stay again.

I absolutely adored the owner—I was completely smitten. They prepared everything for us, from the BBQ setup to a Goemon-style bath and even a mochi-pounding experience, and we had an amazing time! With board games inside and unique Rooms, this Accommodation offers more than you can enjoy in just one day. We’ll be back.

The Accommodation was very clean, especially the bathroom and kitchen areas. The futon was comfortable to sleep on, and the sofa was also very comfortable—overall, we were very satisfied.