Pension Hoshi-Ni-Negaiwo in Furano

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  Ms. U

  :: 15 February 2024 23:12:15

  Room and bed are comfy, the point is the room has a window view and see what i film just from the room the owner is very helpful and friendly, the most important is they speak good in english! shower place is big enough could two people bath together if you need. living room is awesome with fireplace, we are lucky to see failing snow on the next morning~ love this place and the owner❤️ May God bless this house and the members❤️

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  Deborah Chadoutaud Maslet

  :: 14 February 2024 10:40:12

  It was a beautiful spot to take in the winter wonderland with a view. The hosts couldn't have been any nicer during our stay. They made us feel so welcome and helpful. The pension was very clean. I loved the sky cloud wallpaper on the ceiling, relaxing looking at it. We loved playing "I spy with my little eye" in the common room with so many cool things to look at while keeping us warm with their lovely wood burner. We didn't go for the breakfast option but did see it it from other guest and looked yummy and generous. Highly recommend to anyone that likes pension style accommodation and that have a vehicle as it is a 10 min drive to town or skifield.

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  A A

  :: 12 February 2018 18:32:18

  Rooms are clean, hosts are nice, a highly satisfying stay.

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  Oded Tertman

  :: 10 August 2017 13:30:51

  One of the most strangest hotels I have been to. The ground floor looks like a dream of 12 years old girl with tons of toys and miniatures. The view from the hotel is amazing but unfortunately, the small fan in my room wasn't good enough to make the room colder. Really nice staff

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  Vincent Lwc

  :: 22 April 2017 02:09:41

  A very nice view to see the Furano farms. At night, it is a very great place to see the stars as there is nearly no light pollution around! You can reserve the breakfast next day with additional cost and the quality is good! Just, there are only public toilets and one common bathroom (quite common in hostels). Visitors may have to queue up for bath and have to be self-disciplined to keep the hygiene.