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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.

The Hotel is conveniently located near the station and the downtown area, making it a very pleasant stay!

The lodge surrounded by nature was very comfortable. I was especially soothed by the greenery visible from the back window. The staff were also friendly and wonderful. Every dish was delicious, made with local ingredients—like a salad of freshly picked vegetables from the garden. The tableware and presentation were beautiful as well, and you could really sense the chef’s taste. Honestly, I was surprised to find food this good in Hokkaido. Breakfast in an atmosphere that felt like the French countryside was particularly outstanding. We had a truly enjoyable time—thank you very much. I’d love to visit again in a different season. If I had to mention one concern... It was a bit difficult that there was no handrail on the lodge stairs. My socks slipped and I fell from the last step onto the floor (haha). I’m glad it wasn’t my elderly mother instead. I also thought it might be better to have a handrail in the bathroom as well.

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.

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.)

We stayed here for a family trip with our children in elementary, middle, and high school. The property is a beautiful standalone house with multiple rooms, which made the kids very happy as they could each choose their favorite spot to sleep comfortably. My husband enjoys cooking, so he was pleased that the kitchen was well-equipped with seasonings and tableware like at home. We even cooked Hokkaido rice we happened to buy at a supermarket and enjoyed it for breakfast. It would have been nice if there was hand soap in the bathroom. While it wasn’t an issue for us since we usually bring our own, please note that pajamas and toothbrushes are not provided, so guests will need to bring their own. The spacious bath allowed us to relax fully, creating wonderful memories of our stay.

We enjoyed an extraordinary camping experience with ease, and everything we needed was provided—our whole family was thrilled!! After we left, you contacted us to let us know our son had forgotten his wallet, and you kindly sent it to the post office near our next Accommodation, which helped us so much. You even covered the shipping cost... We can’t thank you enough. You were truly a wonderful host!!

The rooms were all clean, and the futons were also spotless! The bathroom, kitchen, and toilet areas were free of mold and very comfortable. Having a shuttered garage for the car was reassuring from a security perspective. The living room, toilet, bathroom, and two bedrooms were on the second floor, with one bedroom on the first floor. Everything necessary was provided without any unnecessary items, making it safe even for families with children. There weren’t any decorative items like houseplants that could be accidentally damaged, which was helpful! Amenities such as dishes, towels, toothbrushes, coffee, etc., were available. No complaints at all—I’ll definitely use this place again when visiting Asahikawa. If I had to mention something... I would have liked a wall clock since I don’t watch TV and found it inconvenient to check the time quickly. Also, as this is a family-friendly place to stay with kids in mind—having acrylic tableware would be really helpful!

We stayed here for sightseeing in Biei, including the Blue Pond. This Accommodation uses one Room in an apartment. It is unmanned; after communicating by email, we were able to enter using a passcode. As a result, there is no staff service, but the Facility is new and the Room is spacious, so we had a comfortable stay. Considering there are no meals and no Onsen, it felt expensive, but it is very close to Biei Station, and even on Sunday night several restaurants were open nearby, so we had no trouble. We had heard that traffic jams can occur around the Blue Pond, so staying overnight was worthwhile for getting an early start in the morning.

The location is a bit hard to find, but since it’s surrounded by fields and local farmhouses, it was peaceful and relaxing. The parking space is in front of the house, but it’s narrow and felt a little intimidating to park. Inside, the house is very spacious with multiple bedrooms. The futons were about semi-double size each, and with two sets we had plenty of room for two adults and three children to sleep comfortably. There isn’t much nearby, but Asahikawa’s city center is only about 30 minutes away, so it wasn’t an issue at all. We were very satisfied.

We stayed for one night with dinner and breakfast included. The Accommodation was clean, and the fireplace and the scent of wood in the Room were very relaxing. I’m giving it 4 stars because there was no bathtub, only a shower. The meals were very satisfying. As an auberge around Asahikawa, it’s top-class so far. Once all guests are seated, the dishes are served all at once, but we were able to enjoy beer and other drinks beforehand. Taisetsuzan Beer is recommended. It started raining the next morning, and the Hotel staff brought us an umbrella. It’s a Facility that makes you want to come back again.

I’d been curious about this place for a long time, and I finally got to stay here. You’ll understand once you go! The food, the views, and the hospitality were all so wonderful that I was amazed there never seemed to be enough time. Above all, thanks to the two owners who welcomed us, I could truly relax from the bottom of my heart. I’ll be back!

It felt professionally managed rather than run by an individual, so we could stay with peace of mind. The Accommodation was very clean, easy to use, and spacious! As noted in the guidelines, there are no streetlights at night, so it’s safer to arrive before it gets completely dark. They also answered our questions politely and thoroughly. If you have a group of women, having only one mirror and slightly dim lighting was a bit inconvenient, but overall it’s a very comfortable Accommodation!

This is my second stay. Reasonable price and the Room is clean. Close to the city, so you can shop and return to the Hotel quickly. The breakfast bread is delicious, and the welcome drink includes alcohol, which was very satisfying! The public bath is not very spacious, so it’s a bit disappointing that it’s hard to use during busy times. Overall, I’m satisfied and would like to stay here again when visiting Asahikawa.

We used this place like a vacation rental. Since we visited Asahidake for hiking and Asahiyama Zoo, we chose this location as it was conveniently in between. There are supermarkets and drugstores nearby, making it easy to shop for groceries and daily necessities. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, making it very convenient and comfortable to use. Additionally, the furniture was lovely, allowing us to relax and enjoy our stay.

After staying here on a whim once, I now choose this Hotel whenever I’m in Asahikawa for work. The cafe bar in the lobby is incredibly comfortable, and the breakfast egg-over-rice is outstanding. On top of that, every staff member is truly polite and kind. The guests are also calm; it’s essentially a budget Hotel with a hostel-like feel, but it’s quiet. International guests tend to be solo travelers or small groups and are quiet as well. The bathrooms are always kept very clean. The only downside is that the Room window is too small, which makes it feel a bit like a cell. It’s a shame that not much sunlight comes in during the morning. I was also happy to see that the Room chair had been upgraded to a nicer one.

The living room was spacious, and I was able to relax comfortably. The bedroom size was good, but the bed felt a bit short even for me at 176 cm tall. There were four pillows, but I would have liked a lower pillow as well (four high pillows are unnecessary). The bathroom would be perfect if the washing area were about 30 cm wider. In Biei, utility poles and wires don’t get in the way of the scenery, and the house lots are spacious, so it feels great to take a walk. Patchwork Road and the beautiful rolling hills are also nearby, and I’d like to visit again. I like condominium-style accommodations with separate living and bedroom areas plus a microwave and cooking utensils, so I hope more places like this will become available.

When we arrived, the parking lot was full and we were a bit unsure at first, but thanks to the Hotel staff’s help, we were able to park without any issues. The Room wasn’t very large, but it had everything we needed and was comfortable. I also liked being able to watch YouTube on the TV. Since breakfast was free, I didn’t expect much, but the rice and miso soup were so delicious that I was genuinely impressed! There was also a great variety of warm egg dishes, fish, and vegetable side dishes, so we really enjoyed a satisfying breakfast. They also offered a service that let us take coffee back to our Room, which made it easy to relax. There are many restaurants nearby, so finding dinner wasn’t a problem. It was also nice to enjoy an authentic Hokkaido-style evening at a nearby izakaya. It was a cozy Hotel that made me want to stay again.

I stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room. It was very spacious and comfortable, but it was disappointing that the toilet, bath, and sink were all in one. There was also a small kitchenette with cups, an electric kettle, and a microwave, but I would have liked to have plates and cutlery as well. There were no chairs or table either, so eating and drinking in the Room was inconvenient. The Hotel feels a bit old, but it seemed clean. The staff were kind as well.