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Uniquely local. We got to stay in a local, Hokkaido Japanese house. Very clean. Full kitchen. We picked up some breakfast items from a convenience.store nearby and cooked in the kitchen. We had a big triple room. We also had a long chat with the host. The house is very nicely, artistically decorated, Hokkaido style, reminding me of the frontier spirit back in wild Wyoming/Montana. The Budget rental car is just across the street, very convenient for us to pick up the rental car in the morning. Thank you, Chi, for taking care of us.

Kimamaya exceeded our expectations. We were in Hokkaido for a week mainly for skiing, and we were so glad to have made Kimamaya part of that experience. Though rooms are small, our room had everything we needed. The best part was hotel staff, shoutout to Peter and Haruka who helped us so much with restaurant bookings, laundry, arranging transport, and more. We truly had a personalized experience. The hotel breakfast was also fantastic and perfect for fueling each morning before a day of skiing. We will hopefully be back soon!

It was convenient for our last day in Hokkaido, as we were flying out in the morning the next day and our car rental drop off was 200m down the road. Walkable if it wasn't raining/snowing Rooms were big compared to other hotel rooms in Japan. It is behind an outlet mall... And about 600m walk from the jr station. But it might be a difficult walk in the winter snow. It's about a 620yen taxi ride to the hotel from there jr station... Stop a very short fare, so we tipped the driver the rest of the 1000yen note.

It was a great memory experiencing wintertime in Furano area, especially staying at Air Furano. Small but cozy and comfortable served by husband and wife married 16 years ago. Listening the story of encounter at skiing slope and marriage of Gareth and Rika from Wales and Japan was so impressive and looks like a film story. Just one day and night was not enough to enjoy Furano, but the driving from Furano to Tomamu heading to west area of Hokkaido in the snowing weather was an another unforgettable memory.

What can I say? This was such a lovely stay and me and my friend couldn't believe we had the whole house for ourselves! We got greeted with a warm welcome at the front door as the owner wrote our names on a board welcoming us into this lovely house. It was so spacious and you had the opportunity to sleep in a western or Japanese room so that was such a great experience. I would recommend everyone to stay here if you plan to visit Noboribetsu or Hokkaido in general. Thank you so much!!

Loved the resort and onsen. The outdoor bath was incredible and we loved the private bath in our room. The hotel is kept very clean, but the private bath in our room had quite a bit of mold everywhere. For such an upscale resort, I was surprised that part wasn't kept cleaner. Walkable to Noboribetsu's major sights--Jigoku Dani and the bear park. We wanted a classic Hokkaido onsen town experience, and Noboribetsu Grand Hotel and this cute little mountain town delivered!

The location is a great spot to see the natural beauty of Hokkaido and enjoy a view at rural life. We ate well with a mix of Western and Japanese meals often made with produce from the farm itself. We helped out the full day we were at the farm which was a great and fun experience as well to see what the daily life is like on the farm (we also got to eat for free that day for volunteering). The guest house is very comfortable and spacious for small and large groups as well.

The hotel is quite large and our room felt bigger than in most other places we stayed in while in Japan. The location is convenient, as you can easily walk to the shopping gallery street, one of the highlights of Sapporo. It also had a garage, which was quite convenient, as we had a car for the rest of our trip in Hokkaido (it cost 2000 yen per night to keep the car there, which I think is in line or slightly discounted vs. parking in another spot in the city).

Location is great, plenty of restaurants around and if hotel parking full plenty of close by options to park car (cheap). The Izakaya inside the same building at corner is awesome. Best staff vere - so friendly. Had great time there. The rooms are Japanese standard size but very modern and comfortable. We wished to have had this kind of room all over Hokkaido. Bedding fantastic and bathroom great too. New, modern, clean, stylish....we loved it!

Milion dollar view from the hotel lobby and room at the Pacific Ocean/Japanese sea. Private onsen (hot spring water) in the wooden tube on balcony. Public onsen for man/woman. Japanese style accommodation. Staff and service. Location in the northern island - Hokkaido (great in summer heats of Japan) with an easy access to beautiful city of Hakodate. Only 4 hours (860 km) by bullet train Hayabusa (Shinkansen) from the Tokyo Station.

This was our first time visiting Hokkaido, wanted to experience traditional Japanese style accommodation, this place didn’t disappoint us , the whole facility is really nice and clean, it has being decorated very well by the owner. In addition, the owner is very kind and warm, we have talked a lot even we didn’t understand each very well, she had given us a small dedicated gift before we left. Hope we have chance come here again!

First time in hokkaido and decided to stay in 41 pieces due to proximity to many eateries and malls. It's near Pole Town, an underground walk with resturants and shops. Hotel was helpful with restaurant reservation and luggage forwarding. Especially like to thank Miss Saki for all the help rendered during our stay, not forgetting other staff that helped us. Would definitely stay here again for next coming trip in winter again.

Very convenient location about a block from sapporo station. I liked that they had laundry facilities but I didn't need to use it. The staff were all helpful and the breakfast was phenomenal. I appreciated the hokkaido local delicacies they included in the breakfast. As expected in Japan, the rooms are small but I loved their space saving measures. The pillows were a little flat for my liking but nothing too serious.

The breakfast is good for the price we paid, the location is just behind the Sapporo Station which is very convenient for our travel in Hokkaido. Especially during winter time, there is no need to travel for a long distance when we returned to Sapporo station from our trip. I would recommend this hotel if you are looking for good location near Sapporo station, this is where most of your trip will start.

Even though I was the only guest, the host Nemoto-san took great care of me. He told me all about the local area, recommended some good events, and even shared a sampler of some amazing Japanese whiskies! We spent most of the night talking about various travels, and it was a great time. In the morning, I had a delightful breakfast of local Hokkaido produce and even a packed lunch of delicious breads!

I loved the style and comfort. Woodwork, photos on the wall, wood carvings in the hall gave a strong sense of Hokkaido. About a 15 minute walk from the station, through the underground passage. Convenient to stores and restaurants. I loved the turntable and vinvyl record in my room. A wonderful touch. I stayed for 5 nights and it felt like home. Will definitely stay there again.

one of the highlight of my stay in Hokkaidō. Onsen and dinner were amazing. you definitely have to try the food. Sleeping in a Japanese style room was amazing and the futon was very comfortable. the hotel is well located has plenty of amenities and the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly. I was so convinced that I booked another night right after that one.

Just a 5 min walk from the west exit of JR Sapporo Station. Across the street is the Hokkaido University where you can take a nice walk around the campus. Next to the hotel is a car rental, so it's very convenient if you want to rent a car. Room is of very decent size. Will stay here again if I come back to Sapporo in the future.

Breakfast was a good mix of Japanese and Western foods, and included both coffee and tea. The onsen with rust-colored waters are well worth using, especially the outdoor baths. This is the highest elevation ryokan and onsen in Hokkaido, so it's a unique experience. The dinner also exceeded our expectations.

We drove around Hokkaido, so we found the location of the hotel fine. The common area on the ground floor was the highlight of the hotel, very relaxing with the free coffee and different teas available. On the night we stayed, they also had sweet red bean and mochi soup. Hotel's breakfast is good.