Furano Hotels with Bars

Excellent stay, the room was smaller than I expected but there were so many things to do outside the room it didn't bother us. 3 different private onsen and free popsicles. Dinner was Italian pasta at first but when I told the front desk that we don't fancy pasta and can't take it for the 3 dinners included in the stay, one staff kindly agreed to speak to the kitchen and offered us pizza instead. Thank you for her kindness. An earlier staff told us no change was possible and we were quite upset as we didn't expect to be eating Italian when visiting Japan. Overall we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and enjoyed the onsen and scenery. The staffs were really kind to consider our feedback.

Pros - 1) Convenient location close to many good eateries (Kumagera, Masaya, Sennari etc), a drugmart and a supermarket. 2) Free parking (30 lots). 3) Our room (777 - where they previously filmed a Korean drama) was spacious, clean and had a great view of the surrounding mountains. 4) Service was great even though English is a tad limited. Cons - 1) TV channels are predominantly in Japanese save for BBC and 1 Chinese channel.

It was a stay at a time when there were no skiers due to the corona emergency declaration. Even though it was the ski season, there were several days when we were the only guests. I was very sorry for this even though it was just renovated. The location is right next to Mine ski resort in north Furano. The bus stop from the airport is near. Furano station is a short distance away. We think that cost performance is high. It's been a while since the renovation, so everywhere is beautiful. You can also relax in the bathtub at Toron Onsen and warm your body. The customer service was also polite to pick up and drop off at the ski resort and to eat out for dinner. ”All the staff spoke in a polite manner and greeted me, which left a very good impression.” The rooms have also been remodeled and were beautiful. I chose the ”Japanese-Style Quadruple Room”, which is a Japanese-style room, because it has a large budget and can be used barefoot. There are parts that are unreasonable. Washrooms and showers are in good order. The windows have a double-glazed structure with double glazing and shoji screens, and a roll screen is also attached. There is a ski resort inn. Even in a luxury hotel, the outside glass will not freeze and ruin the view. I was able to enjoy the scenery because I could see the scenery well. The bath is beautiful and relaxing. The Tron hot spring also promotes blood circulation and warms you up. Speaking of greed, I like hot water with a little more heat. It would be nice to have one or two degrees warmer to recover from the muscle pain from skiing. Breakfast was delivered to our room. I wonder if I can choose between Japanese and Western, but only for the last two days. It's a pity that there was a part that was dry and hard, probably because the rice was served first when serving the meal. It's a shame that there aren't many guests at this hotel with such good facilities and very kind staff. I am grateful that the staff actively asked me about the pick-up and drop-off at the ski resort. In addition, I was worried about dinner, and I was kind enough to pick up and drop off as well. I enjoyed skiing and sightseeing, and the stress of the corona disaster was healed both physically and mentally. Please come again when you come to Furano. Thank you very much

Great service and breakfast. The hotel car park is a distance away. Pretty dark n cold at night. The hotel room is new n spacious. Only concern is after 2 days, the toilet start to smell. If possible, for daily room making , please help clean the toilet.

We stayed at North Country Inn for two weeks as part of a Whiteroom tour. The rooms were huge by Japanese standard and the futon beds were just as big (super king?). The beds are a little hard by western standards but after a day of skiing I still managed to get good night sleeps. Rooms only have green tea so if you want anything else you’ll have to purchase in Japan or bring your own. There is a tv but it only has Japanese channels. The restaurant serves a fantastic buffet breakfast with muesli, toast, yogurt options as well as salads, curries, bacon, eggs, spaghetti bol, soups, potato wedges and breads etc. The staff that run this place are what make it. Their English is pretty limited but with google translate and hand gestures you can get by. Everyone is so helpful and always has a smile and willing to help where they can. There is a small lounge where you can sit with others but the bar doesn’t open until 6pm when the restaurant opens. There is a vending machine that sells beer and strong zero (alcoholic lemonade?) which you can drink in your room. There is a good drying room too. The location is about a 20minute walk to Furano ski field and there is a snow shuttle. There is a hotel restaurant that serves basic Japanese cuisine and if you want to venture further afield there are more restaurants about 30min walk away. Bear in mind you will be walking in the dark, in snowy conditions along a main road so you might just want to go by taxi. In summary we had a fantastic stay and thoroughly recommend staying with them.