Tokachidake Onsen, Kamifurano hotel rooms at the Prince Hotels

"The hotel is great with the private onsen for use, facilities of massage chair, free yakult in e am, popsicle in pm n ramen for supper. Room was good too. Overall of this hotel is superb."

"Very good buffet with variety choice of food. We like the beef and sukiyaki. "

"Great atmosphere, open and airy lounge and nice kitchen facilities. Onsen was great! "

"The hotel is a little difficult to get to if you don't have a car. The bus runs only a couple of times a day from the airport so plan accordingly and is at the top of a hill (which makes sense for ski but is a trek if you're on your feet). It is a very clean and beautiful property and the staff go above and beyond to be helpful and make your stay comfortable. The views from the room are spectacular. "

"Nice hotel, we enjoyed the breakfast. Comfortable beds, clean room. Breakfast buffet was good. Convenient laundry facility."

"Clean , well maintenance "

"The room was very spacious and new. The location is fantastic if you are driving. Close to many amenities like convenient shops and restaurants (within 15 mins drive or less). Free laundry near lobby area. However, parking is limited on property."

"It was amazing. Room was big enough to store 2 luggages. Toilet clean and smell good. Only thing is the parking: first come first serve basis. If you’re late, you might not be able to get a parking and had to park further up which imo its far. "

"Check-in was fast and the staff was friendly. The room was spacious and clean. However, the tempurature in the room was too warm and I wasn't able to get the AC working so I had to leave a window slightly open to cool down. This might be because the hotel is in the mountains, so there was a big difference in outdoor and indoor tempurature that I didn't adjust to. Anyways, it's a walkable distance from the Asahidake Ropeway, and there's a short marsh hiking path nearby. It's a long drive to the hotel, so I would mainly recommend it if you want to go to hiking on Mount Asahidake."