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"The hotel rooms are a bit cramped and the space is quite small. The hotel's breakfast buffet was of average quality, though the food selection was decent. The parking lot outside the hotel has limited spaces. If it's full, you'll need to park in another area about a 5-minute walk from the hotel."

"The guesthouse comes with a kitchen, washing machine, and dryer. The kitchen is equipped with cutlery and cooking utensils, but no oil or salt. Laundry detergent pods are provided for the washing machine, but the dryer is not very efficient and takes a long time to dry clothes. The room has four bunk beds. Soundproofing is poor; you can hear footsteps from the floor above. Multiple appliances cannot be run simultaneously (e.g., the dryer and oven will trip the circuit breaker). There's one parking space available right outside the main entrance."

"This hotel is super close to JR Station, and the breakfast is fantastic with a seafood rice bowl and unlimited melon – which would cost 500 yen for just an eighth of a piece in Japan! The hot spring is also excellent, offering a magnificent mountain view while you soak. The room is a bit small, but that's pretty standard for Japanese hotels. Overall, I was very satisfied, except for the price being a bit high because it was during Obon. Otherwise, everything was great."

"I took the ”Furano Biei Romantic Flower Tour” sightseeing bus at 8 AM, enjoyed the journey, and arrived at the last stop, the Shin Furano Prince Hotel's Ningle Terrace, around 4 PM. I got off there and checked directly into the Prince Hotel. This was a pre-planned arrangement based on my detailed research, saving me money, time, and hassle. After checking in, I booked the 8 PM buffet and then headed to the famous Garden of Wind. The scenery along the way was absolutely beautiful, and I even saw two deer. However, the Garden of Wind was a bit far from the hotel; it took me about an hour to walk there and back. By the time I got there, it was already closed, so I could only walk around the outside of the wire fence (which seemed to be electrified) to admire the small Garden of Wind. Then I returned to Ningle Terrace to continue my interrupted exploration. Since it was still early, I sat down for a coffee at the ”Mori no Tokei” (Forest Clock) cafe before leisurely heading back to the hotel. The evening buffet was incredibly rich, featuring hand-rolled sushi and king crab legs. I ordered a carafe of sake and slowly savored my dinner. After dinner, I went to Shisai-no-Yu to enjoy the hot spring. The next morning, I had planned to take the nearby cable car up the mountain for sightseeing, but there was fog on the mountain, and I knew I wouldn't see anything, so I gave up. Instead, I returned to the hotel and enjoyed another hot spring. After checking out, I took the Asahikawa Line bus to Furano Station to continue my journey. If the timing is right, taking this Asahikawa Line bus is very convenient as it can take you to Furano, or Nakafurano, Kamifurano, Biei, and finally to Asahikawa. However, the buses are infrequent, with only about one every hour. You'll need to check their timetable. The bus stop is right in front of the hotel, and the fare from the hotel to Furano Station is 260 yen."

"The hotel offers complimentary alcoholic beverages daily. The breakfast is quite good, especially with the wide variety of milk options. The room is spacious and very new. The only downside is that the parking lot is a bit far, so I recommend dropping off your luggage first before parking, as dragging it through the snow in winter can be a hassle. The hotel is close to Kitanomine Ski Resort, and there's a shuttle bus available in the morning."

"Very cozy house, it near to a lot of the attractive such as ningle terrace.. the room is very clean and it is providing a proper dryer.."

"Lovely front desk service staff, mostly. They willingly offered to let me check in an hour earlier as the room is already cleaned and ready - something which most other hotels refuse to do at zero fee. Excellent location close to the Furano train/bus station, with a supermart and a pharmacy close by. And an awesome lamb shabu place at the back of the hotel. The place is admittedly old and furnishing worn out, with scratches on the wall and stuff, but overall a great place to sta"

"Location of hotel is very good with beautiful view and many eateries serving good food. Driving to attractions is convenient. The room we booked is spacious with mini kitchen and washer/dryer. We loved the room. The only great inconvenience is parking at hotel is limited, only 5 lots. Had to park at the designated carpark which is away from hotel, it was dark and deserted with stairs that looks like ******* place."

"This hotel only had two redeeming qualities: its relative newness, as most hotels in Ryano are older and this one has only been open for a few years, and the complimentary bottle of red wine they provided for my birthday. However, there were many disappointing aspects. I had requested via email not to be given a room at the end of the corridor. Even if they couldn't fulfill it, a reply email would have been appreciated, but I received no response to either of my two emails, which was quite disappointing. Additionally, the room's amenities weren't great; there were no conveniently located outlets by the bed for charging phones."

"This is a cost-effective apartment as a BIAB accommodation. Unfortunately, the parking location is a bit ambiguous, so it would be better if you guide me so that I can definitely park. This is a cost-effective accommodation that can be reached on foot within 5-10 minutes by car in downtown Furano."