20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Hokkaido

A homely inn with a Furano feel that will make you want to say "I'm back!" There are restaurants nearby, so it's recommended for both sightseeing and business use.

A premium mountain resort overlooking Mt. Yotei, offering a full range of seasonal activities.

A bedroom like a capsule hotel. There are lockers with locks, lighting, 100V and USB power supply. There are washrooms, shower rooms, toilets, and coin laundry for men and women. There is a communal refrigerator and self-catering in the Rishiri Jikan space for guests to interact. Dinner is available at the attached bar. There are also nature guides and fishing boats that can be enjoyed by individuals and groups. You can enjoy grilled fresh seafood by reservation. 2 minutes walk to convenience store. Great location, 2 minutes walk from Rishiri Fureai Onsen. The sunset from Kutsugatamisaki Park, which is a 5-minute walk away, is spectacular.

It's like another world★ Enjoy a tranquil moment in a space filled with the refinement of the British Empire As soon as you step inside, you'll be transported to another world. You'll be overwhelmed by the unique beauty of the design and atmosphere reminiscent of an old British castle. You can also enjoy gourmet food made with the bounty of Hokkaido that awakens your five senses and the scenery that forms a campus of nature.

★A highland resort hotel located at the foot of Mt. Annupuri, the main peak of the Niseko mountain range★ A full menu of outdoor experiences is also available! Of course there's skiing in the winter, but from spring to summer there's golf, tennis, cycling, hot air ballooning, mountain stream fishing, canoeing down the river, rafting, swamp trekking, and more. It's also the perfect base for a stay-based resort lifestyle.

\\\"MorinoKi" is a backpackers hostel (guest house)// Unlike ordinary hotels or private lodgings, this is a very casual place to stay. Basically, men and women share rooms. We hope you can interact with other travelers. If you want a completely private room like in a hotel, or if you are not comfortable interacting with strangers, we recommend that you reconsider staying at MorinoKi. ~About the bedrooms~ - Please use the relaxing Japanese-style lounge for phone calls, chatting, and eating and drinking. - The kitchen, shower, bath, and toilet are shared. - There are no locks. Please keep your valuables in a locker or somewhere else. - Smoking is prohibited indoors, so please smoke outside. ~About the facilities~ - Our hostel has a host dog and cat inside. - Curfew is midnight. - In winter, we provide extra blankets and hot water bottles, so please use them. - Please inquire if you would like to leave your luggage before check-in. If you wish to leave your luggage before check-in (4pm) without prior reservation, an additional fee will be charged.

Enjoy colorful Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients from Niseko and Hokkaido.

Tabist Otaru Kaihoro, a historic building standing in the beautiful streets of Otaru This building, which evokes the time when Otaru flourished as a port town, is a special space where a nostalgic atmosphere and modern comfort are perfectly harmonized. The historic exterior and modern rooms provide a unique experience that connects the past and the future. When you wake up in the morning, a luxurious breakfast made with plenty of fresh ingredients from Hokkaido awaits you. The delicate dishes, which are tailored to Japanese tastes, will add a touch of color to the start of your journey. Enjoy a special moment where you can experience the nostalgic charm of Otaru with all your senses while looking out at the scenery along the canal. A memorable travel story begins in this place where Otaru's history and modernity blend together.

A stylish condominium hotel where sophisticated modern taste and warmth of wood intersect. There is a free private hot spring.

The owner, a mountain guide, handcrafted this special space from scratch. The motto is "an urban mountain hut" and "turning an ordinary day into the best day possible." The lodge operates quietly away from the downtown area. The first floor is a restaurant and bar area, which can be used as a place to exchange information with other guests and local regulars. All the wood used for the tables is cut from a single tree, creating a uniform and warm space. The restaurant is open from 6pm until midnight, with last food orders at 12am and last drink orders at 1:30pm. Outside of opening hours, the lodge is open to guests.