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A convenient location to serve as a base to visit the various farms in the Furano region and it is also near the town - 5 minutes drive. The rooms are not very big but serve the purpose as a place to sleep. Be wary if you have heavy luggage as some of the rooms will require you to climb up and down staircases. There are no private bathroom in the room but shared toilets and Japanese "public bath" facilities. There was only one power point in our room and we had to resort to using another power point outside our room to boil water and charge our phone!

We arrived very late, 11pm, knowing reception would be closed - they simply left a key out with our name on and number room - very easy! Rooms small, bunk-style but clean. Shared bathrooms spotlessly clean, with shower, bath and plenty of sinks and toilets. Best is the large lounge to relax in with plenty of leaflets and information on what to do and whats in and around Furano, particularly eateries. Highly recommended given the cost.

We stayed here for one night as we were driving through Furano to see the flower fields, on our way to a bunch of hikes in the central part of the island. We did not have huge expectations, which was probably good. The thing is, the pension itself is quite lovely and clean, the main room has nice high ceilings and huge windows, which I would imagine looks gorgeous in the winter time (we went in August). The rooms were spotless, if not bare (free wifi, but no tv or anything else but your bed and an a/c unit). While I understand it was high season, $140 for 2 people in a pension with no meals seemed, in retrospect, a little too pricey (150 Yen). Later in our trip, we stayed at a similar pension that had 2 onsens, plus breakfast and dinner for 80 yen a person per night. I do understand the difference in location and seasonality, but all in all, it just seemed a bit too pricey for what you were getting.

"3 star price with a 5 star service and facility" As you see my profile history i dont usually wrote much about hotel review, but I feel i need to do at least this much to share with you about Hotel Naturwald. I visited Furano on 23rd March - 31st March. There are 2 ski zone in Furano which is "Kitanomine zone" and "Furano zone" which were about 5mins drive between one another . My friend reccomended this as this is just right in front of Kitanomine ski chairlift, and to my dissapointment when i reach i found out that Kitanomine zone is closed for the season, i have no idea why because the weather is still amazing during my whole trip and its snowing on daily basis . Well anyway upon checking in "Kita-san" the manager there greeted me and told me that there is a FREE shuttle bus provided from the hotel to Furano Zone up to 5 different timing daily , start as early as 8.30am ( chairlift and gondola starts at 9am and ends at 4pm during my visit ) and there you go, my problem is all solved, what a delightful news it was to me and thats just a start of all my memorable experience there . Well anyway to make it easy for you readers, i'll break it down in different category . DIRECTION "If you're arriving from New Chitose International Terminal, proceed to 2F (second floor) on the left hand side there's a whole counter of different bus company that will bring you to all places you want to go, to niseko, sapporo town, rusutus,kiroro etc . Find "Hokkaido Resort Liner" counter there and book your preffered time slot, i took the 5.50pm timing that time as my flight reached about 3.30pm, please always give yourself 60min at least due to unexpected long wait on luggage claim and immigration clearance. It is highly advisable that you book your bus scheduled online , there's a few departure time depend on your preference. here's the link for your reference http://www.access-n.jp/sp/ The bus will cost about ¥3900/- one way, it took about 2hour30min and it stop EXACTLY in front

Designed by a famous Japanese architect, the hotel is stylish, modern and very appealing. The lobby is very welcoming, and although quite a compact hotel, it doesn't feel cramped. Similarly, the rooms are well designed such that there is no wasted space. Though the room we had (double bed) was compact, it was not too cramped. The glass 'window' from bathroom to bedroom made it more spacious. There is a bath area at level 1 - not a true onsen, but a hot Japanese bath. Great for soaking in after hitting the slopes - if it's not too crowded, as it is very small! If you have it to yourself, it's a treat. The location is a good selling point - as you step out of the JR Furano station, it is just literally on the right (or when you drop off a bus from Sapporo). Very useful when lugging wheelie luggage through snow (Furano has lots of it)! Our stay includes breakfast, a choice of Japanese or Western style. Both are very good - not buffet, so more civilised. A good hotel, for a price. The only draw back is that it is a bus ride from the ski slopes of Kitanomine or Furano, and those buses are limited (e.g. only one bus in the morning leaves from the JR train station at 8.10am sharp; the next bus is in the afternoon). However, being located at the Furano town, dining options are good.

Takeda San and his wife are friendly and keeping the premises cleanly. The shared facilities are adequate and they're up to 2-star rating. The hot tub is excellent after a tired ski day. The location is amazing, just few minutes from the chair lift. You can have a lunch break or a quick nap at the hostel then back to the snow field without loosing much time. The Prince Hotel shuttle bus can drop you off in front of the property or at the Naturwald hotel few metres in the right. The ski dryer room is large and it has a good size tuning table ath middle. The only down I think is the lacking of a communal area So overall, if the skiing is the main priority then this properly is the best for its value. I don't hesitate to come back there again. One extra note: Mr Takeda is a speed skiing trainer so he might be able to help if you're interested in that area. I met him couples times in the mounting training local Japanese speed racers.

Not too far from the city - require to travel about 500m gravel road to reach the stay, still manageable with a typical Japanese small vehicles. No visible signage, just turn left at the junction and you will see the lovely house surrounded by greens. Host is friendly and speaks brief English. Clean room as expected, ours is really spacious where we can open up our luggages and still have space. Bathroom and toilet are separated, well equipped with necessary amenities. The host always keep it clean and wipe any water spillage. Atmosphere is exceptional and peaceful, a fine place for relaxation. They have a lovely dine area to sit in for a good read. Breakfast is good and punctual. Definitely a gem and will be back for our next visit.

The house is really pretty! I like it! And the owner helped me a lot. When I want to buy melon made in Hokkaido, he told me where have supermarket which near the house the most. When I can’t found melon at that supermarket, he drove me to go for all supermarket in Furano even final can’t buy melon. But his action make me feel so warm because he hasn’t responsibility to do it. On the other hands, he also is a good guider. He really know about the check point of Furano if you pay some, he can drive you to play around.

The staff were amazingly accommodating. With a last minute change of plans instead of arriving during normal check in time we had to arrive close to midnight. They were absolutely brilliant and let us with no problems. The hotel uses the next door hotel's onsen which was absolutely lovely. They had free parking. The hotel is a bit far from anything so a car is needed. However there is bus stop just outside. We were there in summer but in winter the location would be amazing as the ski lift is just the other side of the road!

the best moment for us when we were on eastern hokkaido trip. The owners are the Japanese couple who run their own busines So they gave us the best their can do to service. such as free bicycle rental pick up service from station (maybe the reason is it was low season in Furano at that time) anyway we really appreciated their kindness they talked with us a lot about his job about furano area, Hokkaido and Japan Such a memorable moment and I would like to recommend everyone to rest at this pension.

Amazing! It is so different from other hotels. We reserved a Japanese tatami room, which is very big and there are Japanese sleeping clothing aside. the underground bathroom is very big and clean, serving constant temperature bathtub and showers. The outside views are so beautiful. Location is not near the Furano station but there is a bus stop just outside the hotel.

This hotel is perched on top of a hill, overlooking a vast lavender farm (covered in snow during winter). The onsen (multiple indoor & outdoor) is huge with sauna. The onsen is very popular with locals (ticket machine), keeping the onsen really busy ... limited number of Japanese room accommodation. We did not order meals because it was an easy drive down to Furano town, where there are lots of eateries options. The Furano locality map with lists of eateries and attractions is really handy. Search Yelp for great food recommendations - curry, ramen, soba!

This hotel is like a serviced apartment since we booked 2-bedroom and it was like the whole house for us. 2 bedrooms and a spacious living room with kitchen, fridge, microwave, kitchen amenities. It's good for a long stay if you are coming for ski for many days. The hotel location is a bit tricky as we didn't put in their map code but we put in its telephone number and we were lost. The best way is to put in their map code in your GPS if you drive. However, the hotel is not far from city center, just 10-15 minutes away. The female staff was very friendly and she brought us many toys for our baby to play with. The room is clean and comfy. I will definitely stay at this hotel next time we come to Furano.

Booking at Furano was very difficult especially in the peak season. We finally found this apartment but the price was a bit high. On the check in day, we arrived early at around 10am with five heavy luggage. The owner, Mr Hiro, let us to put them at the front desk and came back to check in at 4pm. When we came back at 8pm, surprisingly he showed us a house next to the apartment that we would stay for the next two nights. It was a big house with all the facilities are new and kept very clean and tidy. Mr Hiro also instructed how to use all the facilities with patience. Apart from that, we needed to call a taxi to visit the surroundings and carried the heavy luggage to the JR station on the check out day. In view of the price of taxi was relative high, Mr Hiro was so kind that to drive us to one of the nearby scenery and transported our luggage to meet at the JR station before we left Furano in the afternoon. Thank you to Mr Hiro and we will come back next time. BTW, to other travellers, please help to keep the apartment clean and tidy and use the facilities with tender loving care, don't slide the heavy luggage on the wooden floor as instructed. I feel Mr Hiro like his apartment and the house very much.

New Furano Prince is a ski resort so it is situated at the base of a mountain with ski lifts for accessibility. Do expect a longer drive to reach this hotel coming from Asahikawa via Biei. Nevertheless, this hotel is in close proximity to farmlands so Furano melons, cheese, ice-creams, winery and boutique restaurants are nearby. Room size is a tad compact for 3 full-grown adults but the huge hotel grounds, openness and tranquility makes for a relaxed stay. Hotel houses its own bakery, breakfast served at main hall is of both Western and Japanese. There is a bar and both Italian and traditional Japanese restaurants on the top floor with sweeping views! Ningle terrace (shop in the woods) is a must visit, next to the big open-carpark of the hotel. Parking is complimentary.

We got the 2 bedroom apartment and it was very nice. It felt more like a hotel than an apartment! Complete utilities (stove, microwave, washing machine, fireplace) and even a PS4 and Netflix! Space was very big and very homey. We didn’t go to ski but it would be a nice skiing lodge. The managers can speak very fluent English (they’re not from japan) but they can also speak Japanese fluently (nice when we needed help like for the taxi). The manager who was in charge of us, Gareth, was very helpful & friendly and even drove us around a few times so we didn’t need to always take a taxi. It’s about a 5-10 min drive to Furano station and to Ningle Terrace. Would definitely stay here again!