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See why so many travellers make Edel Warme their hotel of choice when visiting Furano. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Edel Warme is a family-friendly hotel offering a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
The hotel features 24 hour front desk, shops, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy a hot tub and an on-site restaurant, which have made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Furano. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
Close to some of Furano's most popular landmarks, such as Tokoji Temple (1.2 mi) and Watanabe Clinic (1.3 mi), Edel Warme is a great destination for tourists.
While in Furano, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Edel Warme, including Teppan Okonomiyaki Masaya (1.2 mi), Furano Delice Honten (0.4 mi), and Ramen Restaurant Shojikimura (0.1 mi).
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Garden of Wind (0.8 mi) or Furano Budogaoka Park (1.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Edel Warme as you experience all of the things Furano has to offer.
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HOTEL STYLE
Classic
Mid-range
Languages Spoken
Japanese
Location
9-20 Kitanomine, Furano 076-0034 Hokkaido
Name/address in local language
Edel Warme
3.7 reviews
Getting there
Somewhat walkable
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Hotel Edel Warme was simple, comfortable and clean, and has everything needed for a ski holiday. The bathrooms are quite small but functional. There is a large ski storage room with lockers, and the hotel is only a 10 minutes walk from Kitanomine gondola. Shuttle buses also run to both Kitanomine or Furano ski lifts if you don’t wish to walk, although they are not very frequent. Staff are friendly and speak some but not a lot of English. The Onsen is fantastic! Used it every night, perfect way to relax after skiing.
Some minor issues: - Our room was very hot (on fourth floor) and we couldn’t adjust the temperature so had to keep switching the heating off entirely. - Breakfast was only ok. I didn’t eat the cooked food as it was left sitting out for a long time and didn’t seem very fresh. Plenty of cereal, fruit, toast etc though.
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Travelled with friends
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I chose Furano because I felt that it will be less crowded. It truly was less crowded. Unfortunately we didnt get to ski at all because the ski shop which was located right beside the hotel was not manned. We reached the hotel at about 4pm and we went in first time at 4.50pm there was no staff there. On the next day which was supposed to be the ski day, we went in at 11am, still no staff was there. We ask the hotel staff to call the ski staff however nobody picked up the call. And very very unforunately, Kinatomine slopes were closed that day so we had to go to the other slope which was about 10mins drive away. We thought we could have a try to rent at the New Prince Hotel ski shop, unfortunately I was required to present my passports which why would I carry my passports to ski in the first place! Therefore all in all, we didn't managed to ski. My point is if the ski shop is meant to be open, the staff should rightfully be there. Even if they had to walk away for a while, they had to pick up their phone. Our trip to Furano is totally ruined because of this. The room is ok and like what most people say, the bathroom is tiny, even for Asian size people. The hotel might want to work better with the ski shop to stop customer's disappointments.
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Date of stay: December 2019
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Stayed here three years ago and not much has changed. Staff speaks no to very little English, but since everything is well explained, there’s not much need for communication. The highlight is obviously the communal bath!
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We booked the largest family suite with twin beds and a large tatami area for five nights in august 2023. We are a family of three with a 2 year old toddler. We have requested bed rails in advance, and found they didn’t put up any when we arrived.
We requested bed rail, we used Google translate to convey to the hotel staff what we want, they responded with a blank stare.
So we asked to put up futons on the tatami area for our toddler, then was told the next day that the futons costed extra 15000+ yen per night! This is outrageous! Extra Futons usually costs nothing in other hotels. The futons are already lying there in the cupboards in our hotel room, we are told that we will still be charged even if we spread the futons out ourselves!
They offered us to change to another room with low beds, but that room is much smaller and cheaper, they told us the room rates are the same, a simple check on line proved that they are lying. We suspected that someone requested our large family room, as we found the smaller room with low beds are already booked on our second day of stay. They are charging us for the futons to force us to move out of the family room.
So at the end we asked them to push one of the twin beds against the wall. We and our child end up sleeping cramped up in a small bed, despite staying in a 40+ m2 room with plenty of space!
Not to mention there are minimal amenities for children in the hotel. The breakfast sucked with minimal choice.
We are so disappointed in this hotel, usually Japanese hotel offer excellent services, this one is an exception. Stay away!
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:Stay away especially you have children
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We ve been there for 3 nights in March 16, 6th - 9th. Hotel locates close to ski area, where hotel shuttle bus available from and to, outside restaurants, and facilities. The room is cosy, clean, and comfortable for two. The staff there were friendly and helpful. One night, the heater in our room was, somehow, not working. We called the reception and tried communicating with them in English, which, unfortunately, they didn't speak, as well as most part in Japan. I ended up the call with saying sorry to them and successfully figured it myself (all instruction in room was in Japanese). Yet, 5 minutes later, they might catch some word in our conversation like hot and cold and sent a guy to our room with 2 more blankets and electronic fan. That was so much impressed. Apart of this, breakfast was great. We had both buffet and set menu during our stay. I would like to say thank you to all your hospitalities there. We love Furano and this hotel is one of the reasons. W
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Date of stay: March 2016
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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There was very little info on this hotel when we were booking but we decided to book it for its location and amazing price. And we were not disspointed.
Our room was so spacious although the bathroom was on the small side (hardly a surprise in Japan). Some staff spoke sufficient English, and the ones that do not tried their super best to help. Breakfast was of good variety and plentiful.
Although they were about 10-mintue slight uphill walk to the lifts, they offer free scheduled transfers. The Lavender-Go free bus into town stops just in front of the hotel. There're convenient store and coin laundry shop about 3 mins walk away. The hotel does ski rental for the best prices too.
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Date of stay: February 2009
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This hotel was our home base for our group ski trip to Furano. During the ski season with hotels running out of rooms early, we nabbed the last room at a pretty decent price, compared to the resorts in the area.
Simple to get to from the airport, the Hokkaido Resortliner Bus picked us up from the New Chitose Airport Terminal and dropped us off right in front of the hotel. For our friends coming from Sapporo after the Snow Festival, they were able to take the Chuo Bus from Sapporo Station right to the hotel as well.
No, the location is NOT right on the slopes, but it's not a bad walk up to the Kitanomine Lift. The hotel has a complimentary shuttle that will take you and your gear to any of the lifts, you just have to reserve it ahead of time. We actually just rented gear at the Prince Resorts shop at the bottom of the Kitanomine Lift, and left it there each night so all that week we just had to walk up in the morning, suit up and glide onto the chair lift or the gondola.
The rooms themselves were modest and dated. There was a funky smell in ours that we determined was coming from the heater, so we cracked the window and propped the door open to let it air out, and never really used the heater that week. Which was fine because we were always hustling with all our winter gear on and by the time we got to our room we would have liked it cold anyway, and the comforters were enough to keep us cozy at night. Only the mornings were a bit of a rough start. There were some questionable stains on the comforter when we first checked in though.
The bathroom, though small, had the essentials (shampoo, conditioner, body soap, face soap, toothbrushes, etc). The plumbing setup was funny because it had one faucet that connected to both the sink and the shower, so you had to pick one and make sure the knob was turned to that direction. There was an incident while I was taking a shower and my partner came in to wash hands in the sink and was turning the hot and cold knobs and not understanding why the water was coming out... let's just say I was NOT happy the the water temperature changes as a result. The toilet is a "shower toilet" or "washlet", which is great, but I really wish the seats were heated! (The toilets in the lobby DO have heated seats, just FYI).
Hotel Features: Wifi - the hotel has free wifi in the rooms and password-protected wifi in the lobby area.
Food - The hotel has a restaurant, but we weren't thrilled by the breakfast selection and ended up getting conbini breakfast from 7-Eleven the whole week. We love 7-Eleven's ready-made food. However I do encourage you to try the hotel breakfast at least once, you might find more things you like. We were always out for dinner with the group so we never got to experience the hotel restaurant's dinner, though the photos looked really nice.
Communal Bath/Hot Spring - The hotel also has a communal bath on the bottom floor, free for guests. There are yukata (Japanese-style robes) that you can wear through the hotel to get to the bath. Please familiarize yourself with onsen/bath etiquette first before just jumping in!
Common Area - The best part of the hotel is the cozy firepit area in the lobby. Our group often met there for breakfasts and right before dinners. There are vending machines in that area, two of them just for beer! This was a great place to socialize and meet the other hotel guests.
Staff - The front desk staff was very pleasant, though the English was limited. They often helped us call taxis to different places, reserve the ski shuttle for pickup, and even helped us find a place to eat that could accommodate our big group.
Check-out - The check-out time seems a little too early at 10am. You can opt to stay later, for a fee. We just needed an extra hour and they charged us 1000 yen, or about $10 US.
All in all, great hotel for the price, and we look forward to staying there again when we return to Furano next season.
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Date of stay: February 2017
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
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My friends & I had stayed for 2 nights. Hotel is quiet, even though there're activities for school children to stay in on 2nd day but the sound proof of the rooms are pretty good. Reception space is pretty big with a warming area. A small souvenir store is located next to reception. Receptionists are attentive, very helpful with limited English & always smiling.
Room: It is pretty big for 4 single beds to be in. It is equipped with some chairs, table, lamp, bedside tables, tv (which we didn't switch it on), wardrobe with some slippers (including those for onsen use, kettle & ryokans. The bed is pretty comfortable & it only has one pillow. Additional pillow will be provided upon requested. Bedsheets are clean. Carpeted floor but it feels clean upon walking in it without staining my soles. Room temperature is pretty good but slight unventilated during a spring-summer season. Windows are dirty but able to view scenery though it & can't be open. Fridge was small but able to fill up some snacks that we had bought.
Bathroom: Clean and equipped with shower amenities. Provided with a hair dryer as well. I patronised the onsen instead of the bathroom as it was small. My friend used it instead.
Food: A restaurant but did not patronised.
Onsen: It was great. Highlight of the stay I felt. Went in the early morning about 7am & evening about 9pm, rarely see anyone. Opening hours are long so able to visit it anytime. Onsen has 2 pools, temperature is more tolerable to me in the smaller one. Loads of shower heads available with Shiseido shower gels & shampoo. Stools for adults/children are available. A higher stool are available for elderly or disabled use. Hair dryer, facial care gels are available at the dry area. Have to bring down your own towel to the onsen. Toilets are available outside the onsen as well.
Location: It's a few km to ski resorts. A few convenience store & marts down the street. A park is nearby about 5 mins run away. Central Furano is a few km away, driving will be advised.
Activities/Shopping: Furano cheese factory is nearby but do check with the local opening time. Otherwise, the other attractions are a few hours drive or less than an hour.
The receptionist handled the whole hotel's requests so do take note if they are a little late when they reaches your room. There're no bell boys but lifts are available to travel up & down. A few stairs are available as well.
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Date of stay: June 2017
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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I visit Furano every year, and stayed at Edel Warme for the first time this season.
Room size is bigger than most other hotels, as always the bathroom is smallish, but the room itself is well appointed, good wardrobe, very comfortable beds, good heating system and wifi in room along with a nice breakfast and central location.
If you are skiing/snowboarding, it is about 5min walk up the hill to Kitanomine, so a little less convenient than Naturwald (for snow), slightly more convenient for walking around town (close to many good places to eat as well as 7-11, a little less of a walk down into Furano township), and the room itself is nicer than Naturwald so probably it's a question of priorities.The bus resort liner stops right outside the hotel when you arrive, so it's possible to arrive from Chitose on the 9.30 bus around midday, and ride the afternoon.
rooms don't have the stale ciggie smell of some older Japanese hotels also. Recommended.
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Date of stay: January 2017
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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I stayed this hotel for 2 nights in FEB 2016. I spent relax and slow moment in this hotel. Compared to big resort hotels nearby, this hotel is very quiet, simple and moderate scale. Located in a few minutes walking from Kitanomine terminal of the ropeway in Furano ski resort. Free shuttle transportation between the hotel and ski resort is available upon guest request. But I like to enjoy taking a walk in extremely cold snow path on my way back to the hotel. For common bath room at Grand floor, 2 large ones are there and temperature is quite nice for spending long and relaxing bath time. I bought canned beers (with no extra charge) and drank them at relax space warmed by a stove in lobby. In order to visit to Furano town for dinner, I took Evening Lavender Shuttle from bus stop in a few minutes walking from the hotel and fare for bus was \300 to Furano railway station. I wish stay longer at this hotel to spend Furano’s relax moment next time.
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Date of stay: February 2016
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Trip type: Travelled solo
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Hope Island, Australia1,133 contribution143 helpful votes
i agree 100% with michael. book your shuttle the night before, or at breakfast for your time. Its also free. On the way home its a 300m downhill trip to the hotel so you can ski to the door of the hotel. we never caught the shuttle home as a result.
Technically you could ski home but it is forbidden and dangerous especially for kids. They have a free shuttle bus that we used each day, even to go 200m up the hill. I highly recommend using the shuttle as this option is better than risking a fall walking up the hill amongst the snow and ice
There are more places to choose from in the Furano area.
PRICE RANGE
AU$158 - AU$284 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
JapanHokkaidoFurano
NUMBER OF ROOMS
74
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