Hotels with Breakfast in Biei

This is my second visit. It was a pity that the Japanese-style room I wanted was sold out because of the ***** New Year holidays, but it is still a good hotel. It was also very nice to enjoy the open-air bath while looking at the snow. The only regret is that there was no email address when reserving the shuttle bus, so I had to surf the web for a while and find an old email address to make a reservation. It would be good if you could announce the reservation email for foreigners. Also, the windows of the Western-style rooms were covered with sheeting, so I couldn't see the beautiful snowy scenery at all. There are curtains, so I really hope that the windows can be opened transparently.

Avoid! After lying on the bed for an hour, I started to itch all over, and several big lumps appeared, like insect bites. I took two baths and soaked in a hot spring, but new lumps kept appearing. I asked the staff to change the sheets but was refused, saying that I could only change them myself... Not only did they not provide medicine to treat insect bites, but they also said that they could only provide disinfectant. . Only after the second strong request did they send two elderly male service staff to change the new sheets. The front desk guy's ability to express himself was extremely poor. He couldn't understand English. He had to use a menu that was written inexplicably to introduce the dinner included in the room rate in English. Three people used Chinese, English and Japanese translators to speak and gesture. After more than ten minutes, I still didn't understand what it meant. I thought that dinner only provided a piece of beef and a bowl of soba noodles. In the end, the dinner was inexplicably upgraded. As a result, the dinner menu was actually very long and there was no need to upgrade. The heating in the room and the bathroom was manually adjusted. The temperature was not very high for a long time. Compared with other hotels, the room was much colder. I had to wear a sweater or cover myself with a quilt in the room all the time (which was why I started to itch all over).

This is the first time in Japan that I can give all hotels full marks! There are very few hotels in Biei. When I made the reservation, I thought the price was a bit high. It is the countryside after all. It feels good to actually check in. The two male waiters at the front desk are particularly good! I stored my suitcase and rented the hotel's bicycle to ride. Came back to check in in the afternoon and was very satisfied with the room. Details to the extreme. Such as a teacup. The mouthwash cups are all covered in plastic bags; the facial cleansers are all in one for washing the face and removing makeup; there is a safe for each person; the rod for hanging clothes is too thick, but two small hooks are thoughtfully provided; you can also print photos for free downstairs. . . . . The bus departed at 7:40 the next morning, and we discussed whether we could have breakfast earlier, and it was easy to communicate. It was the first time I saw the purple sunset in Japan. All kinds of good. . . .

The room is a bit old without air conditioning, the door can be opened and the fan can be used to attract the air-conditioning in the hall, the tatami and the pillow are old, but the proprietress is very friendly, and the dinner is very good value for 200 yen.

There is a shuttle bus to and from the tourist spots, and it was a relaxing stay even though it was only one night. We had three meals. All were delicious. The staff were very kind. The facilities and rooms were a bit plain, but they were clean and quiet. Maybe it was because of the temperature, but the hot spring was the hottest I've ever been in my life. I couldn't stand it, so I went in for a warm bath, but it was lukewarm. I'll stay here again in the summer and climb Mt. Tokachi.

The scenery outside the window is very good. You can see Rizhao Jinshan (Mount Biei and Mt. Tokachi at sunset) from the room. The facilities are not bad except for the old bathroom. Breakfast and dinner for three people (a very common banquet meal) only costs 1,000 RMB. It also includes free pick-up and drop-off from Asahikawa Station and free pick-up and drop-off from Aoike in the evening. It is very cost-effective. The waiters also answered all questions and were eager to help. The most special experience was soaking in an open-air hot spring in the heavy snow the next morning, just like the Hokkaido macaques

The hotel description did not capture the situation enough. I was confused due to lack of room pictures. They also posted several listing for different rooms under different hotel name section. But this room is perfect for us. The location is a bit far (if you are not used to walking) from the station but it is only around 7-9 minutes walking. The surrounding area is a quiet neighborhood. The building is new and very clean. It was also warm inside even when the weather forecast said -14 celcius outside. The japanese food they served was also very good. They provided free coffee/tea and water in common area. They also let us lent their microwave. The bathroom is only one but very clean and comfy. The room has its own mini fridge, ac, and tv. If you are wondering where to stay in Biei, I definitely recommend this place.

The location is in a quiet mountain. My son said that fairies would come out. The cleanliness, service, and facilities were really the best. It looks old, but it is clean and the facilities look good. The owner is very kind. I plan to visit again.