Hotels With spa in Hokkaido, Japan

"Our family had a wonderful time staying here for our vacation! The hotel is very clean and new, and the room was spacious enough that even with several large suitcases, it didn't feel cramped at all. The front desk and restaurant staff were all smiles and eager to help throughout our stay. The surrounding natural environment is expansive and beautiful, with plenty of activities to enjoy. Both the kids and adults had a blast, so I highly recommend this hotel for families vacationing in Hokkaido with children."

"This hotel is great! The location is convenient, just a short walk to major attractions, which saves a lot of time whether you're taking a taxi or running errands. Overall, I think the environment is pretty good, but I did notice one small issue: there was quite a bit of dust on the clothes hangers in the room, which needs attention. Other areas seemed mostly fine, and it wasn't too uncomfortable to stay there. What I liked most was the breakfast; there was a wide variety of items. While there weren't many Western breakfast options, what they had was delicious."

"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."

"Facilities: Absolutely fantastic! Cleanliness: As expected from a Japanese hotel, impeccable. Ambiance: Elegant. Service: Warm and welcoming. This hotel was our first stop on our trip to Japan and it completely exceeded our expectations. Although it was a bit pricey, my family of three all agreed it was worth every penny. It honestly made all the subsequent hotels on our trip feel just 'okay' in comparison. We chose the 'one night, two meals' plan, and the D-type room came with a hot spring bath. The sushi at dinner was incredible – far better than what you'd get at a high-end restaurant in a major city (where you'd pay around 1300 JPY per person), and even better than the sushi we had in Sapporo and Tokyo. Breakfast was extensive, and the staff were incredibly polite and enthusiastic. We will definitely be back and will book the same hotel and room type again. This is the first hotel I've ever felt compelled to recommend; it's so much better than anything you'd find back home! It's rare to find a hotel that makes you want to linger and return."

"The hotel exceeded my expectations! I definitely want to book it again. It's a shame I couldn't properly use the free spa since I was on a one-day tour. However, it was great that the airport bus stop (for both directions) wasn't across the street but rather about 150m straight ahead after turning left from the hotel's main entrance. I stayed from July 13th to 16th (3 nights), 2026, and wished I could have stayed longer. I missed breakfast because of an early start for the one-day tour, but I'd like to try it next time. I highly commend the staff for their kindness. Mr. Harada's friendly guidance was particularly impressive. My thanks and appreciation again. The meeting points for my one-day tour were Odori Park and Sapporo Station North Square. Odori Park Clock Tower was about a 6-minute walk, and the North Square was about 15 minutes. The birthday card and the beautiful view from the 21st floor made my entire stay delightful. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Sapporo and doing tours in the area, especially with the great free hot springs on the 14th floor."

"I was very satisfied with the inn! The food was delicious, the baths were great, and the private bedrock bath was amazing! There were two relaxation areas, and drinks were provided. There were magazines and books, so I was able to relax. I also liked that I could choose my amenities, and that they provided ones that were gentle on the skin! I also liked that they didn't offer excessive service, and instead took the stance that if I needed anything, please ask. As it appears to be an inn for women, there were many services that women would appreciate, and I would definitely like to return!"

"This onsen hotel is definitely worth the price. The environment and hygiene are excellent, and the room layout is fantastic. The yukata was the most comfortable I wore during my Hokkaido trip. The service was absolutely superb, especially the proprietress at the Kaiseki restaurant, Shoan. She was incredibly elegant and generous, giving us an authentic and meticulous Japanese service experience. The private onsen with a fee had average views. The outdoor public onsen was closed on the day of my stay due to cold weather. The indoor onsen, for a hotel of this price point, was quite ordinary. Therefore, I wasn't entirely satisfied with the onsen experience. All in all, while it might not be exceptionally surprising, this is a hotel that's well worth its price."

"Great Location, but a Literal Time Capsule **The Good:** If you prioritize location and accessibility , this hotel is an excellent choice. It is incredibly close to the train station, making it a breeze to navigate the city or catch an early transit. For those who want to be in the heart of the action without long walks, you can’t beat the proximity. The Room: The rooms are on the smaller side, which is expected for the area, but the interior is a major blast from the past. Walking in feels like stepping back into the **early 2000s**. The furniture, soft furnishings, and bed are all quite outdated. One of the most nostalgic (and surprising) features was the Sanyo hairdryer bolted to the wall. While most hotels modernize their interiors every decade or so, this property seems to have stayed exactly the same for twenty years. The Verdict: If you don't mind the ”vintage” decor and are just looking for a functional place to sleep right next to the station, this is a solid pick. However, if you prefer modern amenities and updated interiors, be aware that this place is a literal time capsule! Pros: Fantastic accessibility, steps away from the station. Cons: Very dated furniture and older room tech."