3-Star Hotels in Furano

The space is large and very clean. The facilities are also very complete and considerate. Unfortunately, the bed is too soft and it is not very comfortable to sleep on. Except for the bed being too soft, everything else is very good!

Very clean and tidy The overall environment is good The daily necessities are very complete Very recommended. And it takes only 13 minutes to get to Furano Snow Field Three supermarkets in 5 minutes by car Life function is great

It’s perfect for a self-driving trip to Furano. The breakfast provided by the hotel is also very rich. It’s very healing to see the squirrels and Hokkaido’s unique birds while eating breakfast. The whole hotel also has a Hayao Miyazaki feel.

Villa louisa is a cute, quiet cottage surrounded by nature. There are almost like 2 homes, upstairs is 1 bedroom, toilet, shower, kitchen and dining area. Downstairs is also a master bedroom, kitchen, lounge and bathroom. In the basement is the washer. Perfect house for 2 families, everyone had their own space. Kitchen had everything we needed to cook or enjoy take out. Furano town and shops were a short drive away as was Farm Tomita. Highly recommend it.

Very large space. Almost a perfect place to live in. It is very well equipped and looks new. The projector in the bedroom is amazing. Check-in is simple. The only thing that comes to my concern over the heater. It may not be enough to raise the temperature especially under snowy weather, as the room is big. Highly recommended.

I had a wonderful stay at Chalet Burlap Furano (yes, this is their official name on Google map) and enjoyed their hospitality! The host is very friendly and kindly recommended what to do and visit in Furano. I had a great experience exploring Furano with Motorbike, recommended by my host Kuen! It is warm and cozy hostel and also got music shows after 9pm. Highly recommended!!

Very good homestay, fully equipped, can cook, the location is a bit far from Furano Station, you need to take a bus or taxi, the landlord drove to the JR station when you left, very kind.

Online check-in in advance always got stuck at the credit card registration stage. I changed three cards but it didn't work. This is a bit inconvenient. It may be that most domestic cards have restrictions on registering on the Internet. We proposed to pay a cash deposit, but the hotel's verification was in the afternoon after check-out, so the hotel could not accept this proposal. In the end, the hotel took a photo of the credit card for record, which is a bit unsafe. The hotel must have had a very bad experience in the past (some guests lived in a very messy place), so it is understandable that there is a shadow in this regard. In terms of service, the pick-up service and check-in staff are very nice. The only shortcoming is that the wifi password was not informed in advance (?) There is no booklet in the room, and no one responded to the inquiry on WhatsApp at night.

I stayed 5 nights in July 2025, and I am fully satisfied and would totally recommend the hostel. The hostel is located in a peaceful area, you can get there by bus from the airport or from Furano Station. The hostel provides slippers, a towel, a toothbrush, a hair brush, and earplugs. You will find shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel in the showers. The bunk beds are spacious enough for a tall person (I'm 170 and had lots of space left), have and entrance with a curtain that totally covers from the light outside if you need to go to bed early, and you can charge your phone inside. I met many nice people, both Japanese and foreigners, the hostel is very international, we had some convenience store food for dinner/breakfast in the common room and shared our travel plans and recommendations for the local area. I was advised to go to Biei Tourism Information to book a half a day tour, which can be booked on the day there, and includes all the sightseeing spots around Biei, so you don't have to worry about how to get to these famous tourist spots. Also, I was advised to rent a bicycle (the 2nd one from the station is only 2000yen for a day) and where to go around Furano, so I'm really happy the hostel provides a common area for us to help each other, and to never feel alone there. All in all, I'll be back in the winter season and for lavender season again. Thank you for having me.

First, Trip.com needs an update. This hotel doesn't have bathtubs in all rooms, even though the website says they do. However, I wasn't planning on checking out when I arrived, so I stayed and ended up using the large baths both nights. This is a very old-fashioned inn, so the price is quite reasonable. It's just a little dated. I saw a lot of Japanese people staying there, and it's actually quite down-to-earth. 😂 I highly recommend it for those traveling by car. There aren't many accommodation options in Furano, and there aren't many shopping malls or convenience stores nearby. It's recommended to buy something and then take it home.