Hotels With Wi-Fi in Hokkaido, Japan

Facilities: The facilities are comprehensive, quiet, and clean. However, as others have mentioned, the bathroom is a bit dated. The bathtub creaks when you step into it, and there's a noticeable layer of dust on the ventilation fan when showering. Cleanliness: It's clean and hygienic. If you put the magnetic 'please clean' sign on the door in the morning, they'll clean it. If you forget, they'll still hang fresh towels and toothbrushes on the door. Location: The garden view room faces Odori Park, with a large window offering beautiful views. It's very quiet at night, and the convenience store downstairs is great for snacks, late-night meals, and breakfast. However, it is quite a walk from the subway station; the closest exit is Odori Station Exit 1, about 200-300 meters away. Service: The service was satisfying, and all the staff were very polite. Upon check-in, I was pleasantly surprised to find 8 bottles of natural water on the table, contrary to some reviews that mentioned no bottled water. This made the experience even better. Exclusive Guest Lounge: From 3 PM to 9 PM daily, you can use your room card to access the lounge on the first floor for a self-service afternoon tea. They offer classic items like Jaga Pokkuru (Potato Fri Brothers), Rokkatei, Royce, as well as hot beverages like coffee and cold drinks like oolong tea and orange juice. Highly recommended!

The hotel is very centrally located, close to a lot of restaurants and shops. It's sitting on top of a mall with a cinema, and the subway station is at the basement. The breakfast had a lot of choices, though some of them repeated every day I was there. I loved the chef's kitchen station, where different dishes were cooked to order. The only thing is, I kept hearing (ambulance?) sirens in the middle of the night, probably because it's such a busy area

This hotel is really great! We added 2700 yen per person for breakfast. I was surprised at how well-maintained this hotel is, considering it's over 50 years old. It has a real sense of quality, especially the cabinets and such. As an InterContinental Hotels Group member, I showed my card and received two extra bottles of water.

A traditional Japanese hotspring resort with excellent view and great breakfast. Staff are polite and friendly. The public hotspring has a wonderful view.

1. You don't have to leave the airport; there's a direct walkway to the hotel. It's close to the international arrivals, but it took us 15 minutes to walk from the domestic arrivals. 2. The lady at the front desk spoke Chinese and gave us a detailed introduction, even escorting us to the elevator. 3. The hotel provided adorable children's toiletries and disposable slippers. Both adult and child disposable slippers were fabric flip-flops. If you don't like them, you can ask the hotel for regular slippers. 4. We didn't get a chance to experience the large public bath (onsen), which is located on the 4th-floor lobby level and is open from 3:00 PM to 10:00 AM. 5. The room was super spacious and clean. You can push the two beds together, and the bathtub is big enough for two adults to bathe comfortably. 6. The breakfast offered a wide variety of choices, and the service was excellent. Don't miss out! It's open from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.

The hotel is strategically located near to metro station (walking distance) and yet it's not too near to the tourist spot as it will be too noisy at night. I can just walk an extra mile to reach the center of Hokkaido. There is also a beautiful park with children playground next to the hotel, and it looks amazing with snow! The part I don't get used to initially was I have to pass the key to the lobby whenever I leave the hotel (I didn't ask much on the reason, I just accustomed to the practice). So far, they have been very helpful too! You can choose not to housekeep your room and they will offer you a free drink for that! But I still need them to housekeep my room everyday because we need the cleaner to clean the dustbin with diapers and tidy up the messy room with kid. My experience was pretty good!

If you're not someone who's okay staying in a hostel, do NOT book this Four Points series. The service was very good, and their English was also perfectly fine. The room and bathroom were tiny. I couldn't even wash my hair when showering because water splashed everywhere, completely soaking the floor in front of the toilet. The toilet had a foul smell, and the drainage was slow. I had to keep the exhaust fan on 24/7. The strong fan setting was noisy, and the low fan setting meant it smelled terrible by the next morning. The air conditioning temperature was hard to control, and the duvet was thin, so I slept very cold. I arrived late at night and only stayed one night. Turning left when you exit the hotel leads to Aeon (a supermarket). It's close to the station. After 0:00, you have to press the intercom downstairs to have the front desk open the door.

The rooms were comfortable and traditional, adding to the authentic Japanese ryokan vibe. Food-wise, the breakfast was outstanding – a delicious spread of fresh, high-quality Japanese dishes with plenty of variety. It was one of the best ryokan breakfasts I’ve had! The only small downside was the kaiseki dinner – it was decent but not particularly standout or memorable compared to the rest of the experience. Overall, if you’re looking for a relaxing onsen-focused stay with top-notch bath facilities and a great breakfast, this place is perfect. I’d definitely return!

I stayed in a 24sqm room, and I thought it was decent, not small at all. There was enough space to open my luggage. Breakfast is served on both the 22nd floor and the 1st floor. If you want the set menu on the 22nd floor for the next day, you can reserve it in advance. The hotel staff were friendly. The hotel shuttle goes directly to the airport, but there was no shuttle due to heavy snow. Also, shuttle tickets can only be purchased on the day of travel, not in advance.

I loved Nukumori No Yado Furukawa! I was an American solo traveler, but my wife is Japanese (we have 2 boys), so I am very familiar with Japanese culture. I wanted to go to a place that Japanese people would love, not a tourist-focused place. From the moment I entered, the service was excellent. I was greeted, checked in quickly, then accompanied to my room for explanations of how everything operates. My room was very comfortable. The facilities, including bath area, foot soaking areas, lobby, lounges, etc. - were all clean and comfortable. The lounge next to the lobby was a cozy place to relax, and most of the lounges included food and drink during at least some point of the day. I visited in mid-October so the leaves were changing color and the temperature outside was crisp but not too cold. Breakfast and dinner were outstanding. I hope to return again with the rest of my family. Highly recommended!