We were a family (my sister, nephew and I) and we were able to get a room with all three of us together. I got the tatami area with the futon, and my sister and nephew were in bunk beds. The place was very clean, instructions were very clear, and the staff were very nice and accommodating. We didn't book this with a breakfast, and but it was easy to avail of this, and the lounge area was great place to just hang out or catch up on work. We also used the kitchen and that was also easy to find what I need. Bathrooms had the proper amenities and again--very clean. The walk from the train station to the hostel was only 7-10 minutes, and the hostel itself had a Tourist Information Center in the same space on the main floor--which was very convenient for us!

No complaints!

Very clean, the staff was always available to ask questions or get new towels and amenities. Dorm rooms are quiet and clean, with free room spray and slippers, with plenty of space under the bunks to put things. Very clean and cozy common areas, and the kitchen area even has a tv. The cafe is available to sit in even without buying something. Clear signage on when to take off shoes and rules for every space so everything is comfortable. Was able to store my luggage after checking out for no extra charge. Excellent location a short walk from the train station, and close to many restaurants.

Women’s shower and bathroom are not next to each other, but they are still close together enough to not be an issue. No lockers in the bed area, but plenty of space to put your things under the bed (which is well lit).

The vibe is amazing. Quiet but lively. Well equipped kitchen for those travel on a budget.

The parking is a mess. The free parking is basically a public parking lot that's 3 blocks away(imaging walking in -15 degree Celsius with ski equipment. As for paid designated private spots you paid for, they don't actually have control over who's going to park. On the day I arrived, I paid at full for my 8 days stay and assigned spot 5. The second day when I came back from skiing. My spot was occupied by others. I want to the reception. And they assigned a random space in the parking lot where it wasn't supposed to park. The third day, same thing happened. The random space is also occupied. My suggestion is just go and park in their private parking lot. It doesn't matter if you pay for the parking or not

I had the best time in Furano! This hostel is super modern, organised with lots of signs/info in various languages everywhere, common spaces and fantastic wooden beds. They have a café/restaurant and their breakfast (made with local products) was great. They shared the ground floor with a coffee shop (again, local products, delicious coffee) and the tourist info centre (super helpful!). The staff was really friendly and made me really wanna come back in winter to ski. Furano is small so every place is probably convenient, still, just mentioning it's a few minutes from the station and there's a bus stop for the line going to Sapporo literally in front of the main entrance.

Clean dorm room with good lighting and pretty comfortable mattresses. The bathrooms were very spacious and the cafe/common area downstairs was very large. The staff was sooo helpful in helping us communicate in Japanese over the phone with the other hotels we were staying at to confirm bookings and shipping our skis. The kitchen was decently large and had lots of amenities.

They don't offer to arrange ski shipping at the hotel and let you pay in cash like they do at other places we've stayed. So you have to go drop them off in person at the Yamato office, which is pretty inconvenient when you don't have a car. The shuttle to the slopes picks up right in front of the hostel, but it only comes every 2-2.5 hours which is highly inconvenient if you happen to miss the early one and you get stuck waiting until mid-day.

Very modern and clean hostel. Super central, where the matsuri is taking place and central buses run through. Lots of rooms and lots of washrooms. A kitchen area fully accessible for cooking ones own meals. Full lounge area for working and cafe feeling if that’s your jam. Bike rental really worthy of price to duration and seat quality ratio. Two stools and a sofa for sitting. Lots of amenities and facility activities.

Rarely there are some damp smell from wetness but that’s acceptable.

SUPER close to the train station, which is great if you're in Furano to see the flower fields or go tripping around. Also, lots of nice izakaya around. I also liked that there was space beneath the beds to store your larger pieces of luggage. The kitchen was also great.

Very very quiet. I think most places in Japan tend to encourage quiet around their premises. I just found that a bit hard with so many people in one room. Plus the common space near the beds also had enforced quiet hours. The place to be was definitely the kitchen area. You have to go more out of your way to be social there, not super great if you're traveling solo looking to make connections.

This place is simply amazing – it exceeded all my expectations. The bed was super comfortable, everything was cozy, beautifully designed, and thoughtfully arranged. The staff were wonderful – friendly, kind, and always ready to help. The breakfasts were great and the shared facilities were excellent. I felt so good here that I ended up extending my stay by another day – honestly, I could live here. The bathrooms were perfectly equipped – just the best!

Staff were extremely nice, knowledgeable, and careful about making sure I understood the area when I asked unusual questions. The location was great, being close to the station (and a bus stop right outside), with shops and restaurants everywhere, and well-lit even at night.

I can see how the thin walls could make a busier season unbearable, but I visited during the low tourist season, so it was almost scarily quiet.

The staff was really nice, location is perfectly accessible from Furano station and it was really clean. Since it's a Hostel it has a big kitchen and it was really clean too. You can also rent bikes.

It has really thin walls and the potential to get noisy. You can hear people talking in the neighbour room, so bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper. But they make it with signs everywhere really clear that you have to be quiet. I'm not sure if it's a minus, but you can't regulate the heat in the room by yourself. You have to ask at the front desk to make your room warmer or colder, just so you know.