Hôtels 3 étoiles à Hokkaidō, Japon

Private parking with 800yen per night located just next to the hotel. The restaurant behind serves good food, with an Indian (i think) staff who speaks English helped a lot in ordering. Room is fairly ok with this price.

My Stay at Fairfield by Marriott Hokkaido Naganuma – A Pleasant Surprise in Hokkaido The Fairfield by Marriott Hokkaido Naganuma was one of the most unexpectedly comfortable stops during my recent self-drive trip around Hokkaido. Located in the peaceful town of Naganuma, it’s about a 30-minute drive from New Chitose Airport and roughly one hour from central Sapporo. While it’s far from the bustling city center, that distance is exactly what gives the place its rare sense of tranquility. When I arrived at the parking lot in the middle of winter, my car was covered in snow. Before I could even grab a shovel, a staff member came over with a friendly smile and quickly cleared the snow off the vehicle for me. The service was warm, efficient, and genuinely thoughtful—it made the whole check-in experience feel smooth and welcoming right from the start. The room impressed me immediately with its generous size. Compared to many typical Japanese business hotels, the space here feels noticeably roomy. I could easily open my large suitcase fully and organize everything without everything feeling cramped. The bed was comfortable, and the large windows offered an open view of the surrounding fields (a pure white snowscape in winter), which made the stay very relaxing. Cleanliness is another standout feature. The entire hotel was impeccably maintained—floors, bathroom, bedding, everything spotless. There wasn’t the slightest odd smell in the air, and I slept very soundly every night. The surroundings are extremely quiet. At night you hear almost no traffic or human sounds—just the soft whisper of wind. It’s the perfect place if you’re looking to escape city noise. The downside is that there are no convenience stores within walking distance, so if you don’t have a car it can be inconvenient. I recommend stocking up on snacks and drinks at a roadside station (Michi-no-Eki) or supermarket before checking in. Scenery-wise, the hotel is surrounded by wide Hokkaido plains. In winter it’s an endless blanket of snow; in summer I imagine it turns into lush green fields—either way, it’s incredibly photogenic and healing for the eyes. Although it takes about an hour to drive to central Sapporo, having a car turns this “remoteness” into an advantage: you can easily reach nearby hot springs, farms, or head further north to other attractions. In summary, this hotel is an excellent choice for self-drive travelers looking for a comfortable overnight stop or anyone who wants a quiet, restful base. Great value for money, spotlessly clean, friendly and attentive staff, plus that peaceful away-from-it-all atmosphere—I’d happily return on my next Hokkaido trip.

The room size although quite tight for 2 people but nevertheless it is comfortable. The room amenities was quite good too. The staff was helpful during my stay there and although the hotel didn’t provide any airport transfer service, but you may ask the front lobby to book your taxi. The best things was the hotel provide a luggage storage services. The location wise although not that close, but it’s quite convenient, a 6-7 minutes walk to the nearest station and 4 minutes walk to the tram.

I stayed for one night for a business trip. The bathroom and toilet are separate. The bathroom has a Japanese-style washing area. Amenities are provided near the front desk. I appreciated that they had bath salts. It's close to the station, but it takes some time to walk to the city center.

Bien que cet hôtel soit d'une propreté remarquable et fournisse des serviettes propres tous les jours, mon séjour a été globalement assez décevant. La chambre était exceptionnellement petite, même pour la région, ce qui la rendait très exiguë. De plus, les fenêtres ne s'ouvraient pas et le chauffage était réglé à une température excessive, créant une atmosphère étouffante. La communication posait également problème, car aucune information ni signalétique n'était fournie concernant le Wi-Fi. Bien que l'hôtel soit relativement calme et offre une vue sur la rue, les équipements sont extrêmement limités. Il n'y a que deux machines à laver pour tout l'établissement et j'ai été déçu de ne trouver aucun bain public (onsen) sur place. Par ailleurs, si vous venez en voiture, sachez que l'hôtel ne dispose pas de parking privé. Vous devrez trouver une place dans les environs, et le parking « recommandé » à proximité coûte la somme exorbitante de 2 400 yens par nuit. Malgré la propreté des lieux, le manque d'espace et d'équipements a rendu mon séjour désagréable.

Un taxi de l'hôtel à la gare JR coûte environ 1 200 yens et prend moins de 10 minutes en taxi depuis la gare de Furano. Il existe des sources chaudes publiques gratuites, mais je n’y suis pas allé le week-end car elles étaient plus fréquentées. Les installations dans la chambre sont relativement anciennes. Le seul point positif est que la dame de la réception parle très bien anglais. Elle est la meilleure parmi tout le personnel de service que j'ai rencontré ces jours-ci. centres de services qui parlent anglais relativement couramment. La salle est plus grande que celle de Sapporo, et deux boîtes peuvent être ouvertes en même temps, mais la taille est limitée. Le petit-déjeuner n'est pas mauvais. Bien qu'il s'agisse d'un hôtel trois étoiles, le petit-déjeuner est nettement meilleur que celui d'un hôtel quatre étoiles en Chine. J'ai l'impression que tous les hôtels d'Hokkaido proposent du riz au curry pour le petit-déjeuner. En particulier, je ne sais pas quel est le service de navette. J'ai demandé à l'hôtel et ils m'ont répondu qu'ils n'avaient jamais entendu parler d'un tel service et qu'ils ne pouvaient appeler qu'un taxi pour vous.

Perfect location for skiers - a two minute walk across the carpark and you're at the gondola/chairlift base station. The hotel also has a bus stop outside which is helpful to get to the JR station or into town, although buses are pretty infrequent. There are some dining options nearby, and a convenience store about 10-15 min walk away. The hotel sells discounted lift tickets (which you need to exchange at the ticket booth for a real ticket). The hotel has an eclectic older style charm. The ”owl” branding throughout was cute, and there's a nice lounge where non-skiers can relax with lots of reading material (most in Japanese). Free snacks and drinks each afternoon in the lobby are a nice touch. The onsite indoor and outdoor onsens are relaxing. There's a laundry with coin operated washer dryers, which is handy. Breakfasts were decent, although some dishes were a bit sweet for our taste, and there was very little variation from day to day, which is an issue for a ski resort where guests typically stay for multiple days. Staff allocate you to a table (different each day), a system which works pretty well and avoids having to hunt for a table at busy times. Some procedures seem a bit overcomplicated - checkin involved our name being taken, then being called 10 min later and guided through a self-checkin touchscreen system which wasn't super reliable at reading passports. Also you need to specify your breakfast time each day and then come back and get a ticket later, which seems overcomplicated - better to just let you specify a default time on checkin with the option to vary manually if desired. However staff throughout the hotel are polite and helpful. The room we had was spacious with a view over the ski field. The bathroom was a modular unit - clean but a bit dated and with an awkward step up to get in. Beds were made up in a rather strange way - rather than a having a fitted bottom sheet, there was a thin mat laid on top of the mattress. If you move around at all while sleeping this mat ends up a lumpy mess and you often find yourself sleeping partially on the bare mattress.

La location est bonne. Il est proche de la zone centrale. La chambre est assez spacieuse pour 2. Bien que vous ne puissiez pas ouvrir 2 bagages en même temps. Il y a un mini-frigo et une chaudière. Ils offrent également d'autres choses que vous pouvez emprunter, comme un coupe-nail et d'autres. Ils changent les serviettes tous les jours. Mais la nettoyage de la chambre n'est pas autorisée jusqu'à la 4e nuit. La vue est aussi jolie. Voici une photo prise de notre chambre.

Smooth check-in process. Staffs were very courteous and helpful. The Odori station exit 1 is just next to the hotel and access to the underground shopping area is few distance away. Instead of taking bus to the airport we chose to walk along the underground path all the way to Sapporo station which makes it easy for us in the winter. Everything’s prefect and wonderful.

Check in/out is easy & auto. Storage room is big & convenient to do by yourself. Room is standard small size. Air-con is centralize system, cannot change the mode cool/heat, but you can open the window a bit.