Hotel dekat Furano Ropeway, Furano

The hotel is very very well situated right at the foot of the ski resort pistes. Ski in ski out (if there is enough snow). It is however quite dated in its design and the rooms come with only the basic essential facilities (by no means luxurious). It is clean and well maintained though. Service wise, check in took some time even in low season. Not all staff understand english, even those at front desk. The restaurants and breakfast is good. Very wide selection. We also enjoyed the onsen, however it would have been better with the view of nature. Ningle Terrace is beautiful at night in the winter season! All in all a good trip. The convenience and food makes up for everything.

Great hotel for its price, nearby the Furano Prince ropeway and ski areas only 5 minutes by taxi or their daily shuttle bus that only service once 8.30am and back 6pm to and from the prince ropeway ski area. For dinner, it was close when we're there so I had to walk 15 mins to the nearest Lawson convince store in the snow. Recommend to get your lunch or dinner prepared before coming here. Room was clean and complete. Thanks for the hotel for a great stay

Great location and service, couldn’t fault that. Helpful staff and literally across the road from the gondola. Great inclusions like afternoon tea with desert bar with nice selection of tasty deserts, ice cream and drinks in the evenings. Breakfast could be improved, great for those that like seafood, but not so great for more western food options. I am sure even in winter there are apples, bananas and other options rather than frozen fruits and pastry that comes in packages that lasts a few weeks or at least that is how pastry tasted. One of the kids only eats toast and eggs or pastry and milk for breakfast and couldn’t find anything to eat there. But my husband loved the buffet. Rooms are pretty outdated, so be mindful. Bathrooms haven’t had anything done to them since probably 80-90th, but it was clean and public bath was good. Restaurant was booked out for dinners for a week in advance (at least) when we checked in but it seemed like there is only one seating in general for dinner.

Our stay at Nozo Hotel in Furano was nothing short of spectacular. This boutique hotel, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Furano, offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional Japanese hospitality. Upon arrival, we were immediately struck by the hotel's charming architecture, which beautifully marries contemporary design with rustic elements. The staff greeted us with warm smiles and genuine hospitality, making the check-in process smooth and welcoming. They were incredibly helpful, offering us a map of the area and tips on local attractions. Our room was a cozy haven, featuring minimalist décor that exuded a sense of calm and relaxation. The large windows provided stunning views of the surrounding mountains and fields, creating a serene atmosphere. The room was well-equipped with all the modern amenities we could need, including a comfortable bed, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a spacious bathroom with luxurious toiletries. Dining at Nozo Hotel was a highlight of our stay. The on-site restaurant serves a delightful array of local and international dishes, all made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Breakfast each morning was a feast, with a variety of options that catered to all tastes. The staff in the restaurant were attentive and friendly, always ready with a recommendation or a cheerful greeting. The hotel's location is ideal for exploring Furano. We were just a short drive from the famous flower fields and several excellent wineries. The staff at the concierge desk were always eager to help us plan our day, offering insider tips on the best times to visit the attractions to avoid crowds. One of the standout features of Nozo Hotel is its onsen, a traditional Japanese hot spring bath. After a day of sightseeing, relaxing in the onsen with its stunning views of the natural surroundings was a perfect way to unwind. In summary, Nozo Hotel in Furano offers an exceptional experience. The combination of beautiful design, excellent service, and ideal location makes it a top choice for anyone visiting this enchanting part of Japan. Whether you're here for the flowers, the wine, or simply to relax, Nozo Hotel provides a memorable and delightful stay. The photo features a delightful ramen place nearby

Room was great, decent size and we're able to get a good night's sleep. However, note that they turned on centralized heater when we were there around late Sep. The room was hot so we opened the window, which they had netted to prevent insects from flying in (which is great). I can see it will be quite popular during winter, they have a heating room for skiing gears and their sauna is decent too. I love that they have make-your-own tea and coffee station in the lounge area (the famous lavender tea and momo oolong tea is highly recommended!).

Cant find my fault with the hotel. Service was good except the language part but they were helpful in most things you ask. Only the shuttle bus driver seem a bit impatient but overall good... Facilities are good as well... Room is a decent size compared to many other hotels that we have been to in Japan. Able to handle the whole family and still has space for 4 luggages.... The hotel even has an onsen which is great in winter..... Hotel breakfast is good although the whole 5 days we were there, there is no change in the menu at all but enough variety to last us for a few days - western, japanese etc.... Amenities are also good in the hotel.... Responsive concierge and housekeeping

Not the best location to other amenities. However, shuttle service to ski resort and train station helps. It is a beautiful hotel, with free flow of wine tasting and snacks in the evening. Fantastic breakfast spread. Free self service laundry. Great atmosphere for families. Would love to spend winter there again.

Stayed for 2 days, and we do not require the room cleaning service for the next day. On the 2nd day, after a long day of wonderful sightseeing and visiting beautiful fruits farm, my husband was tired and looking for a cup of coffee when back to the hote to rest. As he had driven for the whole day, it was definitely a cup of drip coffee that would be a good booster for him. I'm very surprised that when I asked for a packet of coffee at the front desk, the receptionist told me the drip coffee was out of stock. Thought out my 30 years of tourism. This was my first time experiencing that the hotel room's coffee supply is out of stock. And I can't believe it happened in Japan.

Hotel is clean and nice. Locate nearby Furano JR station and convenience stores. Outdoor onsen is superb! If you go to this hotel, don’t missed it! They’re a lot of amenities and ice cream, yogurt, massage chairs and ramen for all guests. They’re also have private onsen 3 rooms for hotel guests. However, there are many of visitors who are not comply with rules of public bath and violated some rules ie. throw snow during bath or playing phone in dressing room.

The B&B is a few minutes' drive from Furano. The B&B has a clean environment, clean sheets, and basically complete facilities. Just add a dishwasher and it's perfect.