Rooms are spacious, relatively new and kept very clean. We slept well – beds are comfortable and room had good sound proofing. Shampoo, conditioner, hair brush, shaver, toothbrush and paste, are all provided, including a kettle for hot green tea, hair dryer, etc. The room we had was on the 9th floor and offered a beautiful view of Furano town... More

My son decided on a change from Niseko for this years ski trip. He selected Furano on the basis that it was renowned for it's wide runs and superb grooming which he felt would suit the old man. We took a package with SkiJapan and stayed at the New Furano Prince Hotel. My impression of Niseko, apart from the snow... More

Clearly the emperor of hotels in Furano, New Prince has a proud position at the base of the furano ski fields. If you have the chance and the cash I highly recommend staying here. To give context for the first night I stayed at the more modest Pension Furanoi which while nice, had a few quirks that for me had... More

Stayed here for one night in Sep. We stayed here after driving around Furano. Whilst we were parking the rental car we had a small collision with another car. Beware that even though there is no damage to either vehicle the Japanese will call the police who will come to take statements. It took us 1.5 hours to complete the... More

The resort is so large you honestly have no reason to leave (and there really isn't that much in town worth raving about). The decor is odd, like it's a little in a time warp by Western hotel standards, but it was immaculate and the service was amazing. Most staff spoke little to no English when we arrived (beginning of... More

I have a two weeks vacation in Hokkaido, and all hotels have been excellent, but this hotel was definitely my family's favorite. My two year old boy loves it. They got great restaurants, and have magnificent views. Even the buffets and the bakery are top notch. The rooms are nothing special, but pretty well equipped. Their convenience store is huge... More

We were delighted with what we saw when we arrived at the hotel. It's a big resort and what you would expect of a 5 star hotel. The surounding sights were beautiful. There was a huge convenience shop on the ground floor where we could get all the famous confectionary of Hokkaido, snacks, toiletaries, drinks etc. For me, the highlight... More

The staff here are probably the most amazing and helpful people we have ever met. When you arrive your luggage is virtually wisked from your hands as you are ushered inside. An english speaking concierge is available to help with any enquirey not understood by the Japanese staff (not saying they are not excellent in most areas) but it is... More