Stella

I stayed here while sightseeing in Furano and Biei.The location is good in Kamifurano, the scenery is great, and the food is delicious (both in the evening and in the morning, there's a lot of food to fill your stomach 💦).Above all, the hospitality of the owner couple was wonderful and I was very satisfied!This is a wonderful inn that I would definitely like to stay at next time I come back.

Thank you for staying at our cottage! We used it as a sightseeing base for 3 parents and children for 2 nights, and it was like a villa and it was great!You can enjoy nature to the fullest with the sounds of birds and insects singing in the background, and shopping is very convenient as Seicomart and a supermarket are only 3 minutes away by car.

It was an inn with the utmost hospitality. The food is delicious and filling. It's good to have lots of vegetables. The optional hot springs (the master will pick you up by car) are also great.

If you come to Furano, this is your choice↑

I thought it was due to bad weather, but staying at Stella made it all go away! The owner and my fellow guests celebrated my birthday, making it a memorable day. Ta!

I had a variety of delicious meals, a comfortable and clean room, they were kind enough to take me to the hot springs, and I was able to interact with people from overseas. Although I couldn't see the stars because of the rain, I had a nice stay in Furano.

Hokkaido, 1 week tripWhat is your first memory? When asked, I would say that it was a fun day at Stella's.The lovely couple warmly welcomed us, and the dinner and breakfast were delicious!Full of volume with healthy ingredients.The host's funny jokes lightened the mood.At night, they drove us to a nearby open-air bath, and we spotted raccoons and foxes along the way, and everyone had a great time.A really nice couple and a nice inn.I'm already missing Hokkaido and Stella.I will definitely visit you again.

An inn with a reputation for delicious food! It's close to a lavender field (you can see it from the inn) and it's perfect for a morning walk.

Thank you for taking care of us with two young children.This is an inn that warmly welcomes you with an atmosphere similar to your grandparents' home.The meals are large both in the morning and in the evening, but they are not hearty, they are delicious with a simple taste, and they are healthy as they use plenty of vegetables.The standard meals for children were hamburgers, red sausages, fried eggs, cheese, and fruit, but when I saw that they were not eating easily, I would gently ask them things like, ``Do you want to drink milk? Would you like some honey? It's a bonus.'' Ta. (However, it was shared seating style, so I couldn't eat because there were so many people, and there were a lot of things I didn't like, so I ended up leaving quite a bit of food;;)There are many regulars, and the owner often talks to people, so if you're shy, it might not be a good atmosphere. I think it's perfect for people who like to talk.The room is a beautiful Western-style room with a nice view. I was a little worried because my toddler was sleeping with me, but I was glad that they had two single beds pushed together at the end and character pillows for my child.In the evening, we took them to the optional Fukiage Onsen (bathing fee, towel included: 900 yen for adults and junior high school students, 500 yen for elementary school students, and 200 yen for infants). The quality of the spring water feels slimy. There were several open-air baths, which were very pleasant. The owner will also take a bath lol Due to cloudy skies, the starry sky exploration party was canceled, but we were able to see a fox on the way to pick up and drop off.

A few years ago, when I went around Hokkaido on my honeymoon, I stayed for just one night via Jalan.At the time, this inn, run by a husband and wife who had quit their jobs, was featured on a TV program, and the sight of it really stuck with me. If I were ever to go to Hokkaido, I would like to go there, so I persuaded my wife to come to this inn. In conclusion, my honeymoon was ruined.After dinner, we had the option (for a fee) to be taken to a hot spring inn called Hakuginso, which is located a little far away, and if you wanted to use it, the rule was that you had to request it at check-in. The host said very politely, ``Welcome.We will provide transportation to Shiroginsou free of charge.'' Huh? I thanked her and checked in, and I was happy that I had been with my wife, but when I thought back on it later, I realized that I had been mistaken for another customer. When I tried to leave the inn at checkout the next day, the innkeeper warned me in an accusatory tone, saying, ``Hey, hey, aren't you getting paid for the transportation?'' Isn't it free? When I asked him, he said that's not true.Other than that, during dinner, people teased me a lot, saying things like, ``Your husband is wearing that kind of clothes on your honeymoon? Your wife is dressed up like that,'' and ``I'm glad you married a beautiful wife. Your husband is like this.'' His wife tried to stop him by saying, ``Hey, you...'' My wife sensed my anger and asked if I was okay. He called out to me, but I held back because I didn't want to ruin our honeymoon.When I was taking a bath with the host of the inn at Hakuginsou, even though I, who had made a reservation through Jalan, was right in front of me, I was chatting with a local friend who accompanied me and said, ``Customers from Jalan have a lower unit price.'' "It's too cheap and I'm not making any profit. I'm thinking of quitting," he said so I could hear him, which made me feel quite uncomfortable.I think it's a great place to stay. The food was also good.I left a thank you note in the notebook in the guest room, but I was really disappointed that I felt uncomfortable throughout the rest of the trip.