Best Biei Hotels

There is a kitchen available and the living room is very spacious. It feels like living in your own home. The only pity is that there is no elevator and you need to carry luggage on the second floor🤣 But generally speaking, it is highly recommended. There is also a curry pork chop rice restaurant nearby that is very delicious😋👍

It was a very nice comfortable inn. Thank you very much for introducing wonderful travel spots that the host is enthusiastic and cooperates quickly even if there is something unknown. I will stay again if I have a chance. (I'm sorry to comment in poor Japanese)

Good location if you are not driving as it's very close to train station. Very clean. However, pillows are too flat. Double bed is too soft and uncomfortable. Unable to contact the owners when we have questions or need something.

Very good homestay, the room is very beautiful, the facilities are very complete, the environment is particularly good, but also provide snowmobiles, the owner of the homestay is very polite, also introduce the facilities in the room, it is recommended to charter a car to arrive, there are no taxis and restaurants nearby, I booked when I filled in two big and one small, As a result, Trip.com I reported two adults. Fortunately, the owner of the hotel was better to talk and didn't let us make up the money. It made us very embarrassed. Next time we went to Meiqi, we would still stay at a homestay.

The hotel is very good, although I have not seen the service staff, but everything is intimate. It is the best hotel to experience this trip. Highly recommended. In addition, Meijuan is especially worth staying to experience more.

The room is a bit old without air conditioning, the door can be opened and the fan can be used to attract the air-conditioning in the hall, the tatami and the pillow are old, but the proprietress is very friendly, and the dinner is very good value for 200 yen.

It's a good and bad thing to be in a very remote place. It is a place where you can feel the countless stars and the quiet night. You can think of it as being invited to a Japanese home. The owner is really kind and friendly. However, there are disadvantages of shower time, check-in time limit, and public toilets, so travelers who want to travel freely until late can be uncomfortable.

This is the first time in Japan that I can give all hotels full marks! There are very few hotels in Biei. When I made the reservation, I thought the price was a bit high. It is the countryside after all. It feels good to actually check in. The two male waiters at the front desk are particularly good! I stored my suitcase and rented the hotel's bicycle to ride. Came back to check in in the afternoon and was very satisfied with the room. Details to the extreme. Such as a teacup. The mouthwash cups are all covered in plastic bags; the facial cleansers are all in one for washing the face and removing makeup; there is a safe for each person; the rod for hanging clothes is too thick, but two small hooks are thoughtfully provided; you can also print photos for free downstairs. . . . . The bus departed at 7:40 the next morning, and we discussed whether we could have breakfast earlier, and it was easy to communicate. It was the first time I saw the purple sunset in Japan. All kinds of good. . . .

The scenery outside the window is very good. You can see Rizhao Jinshan (Mount Biei and Mt. Tokachi at sunset) from the room. The facilities are not bad except for the old bathroom. Breakfast and dinner for three people (a very common banquet meal) only costs 1,000 RMB. It also includes free pick-up and drop-off from Asahikawa Station and free pick-up and drop-off from Aoike in the evening. It is very cost-effective. The waiters also answered all questions and were eager to help. The most special experience was soaking in an open-air hot spring in the heavy snow the next morning, just like the Hokkaido macaques