SCOUT REVIEW
Kuranoya Furano is a fantastic option for travelers looking for a modern, comfortable base during their Furano ski holiday. Set slightly outside the main resort area, these contemporary apartments blend Japanese minimalism with warm, functional comfort—ideal after a big day on the slopes.
Each unit at Kuranoya Furano is spacious and thoughtfully equipped with a full kitchen, washing machine, and cozy living area. Families and groups will appreciate the added independence and convenience, especially for longer stays. The apartments feature clean, modern design touches with natural wood accents and large windows that frame Furano’s snowy landscapes beautifully.
While not directly ski-in/ski-out, the resort is just a few minutes away by car or shuttle. The property’s quiet neighborhood location means peaceful nights and easy access to both Furano’s ski zones—Furano Zone and Kitanomine Zone—via a short drive. Guests can also enjoy exploring Furano town’s restaurants and shops, which are about 5–10 minutes away.
Service is friendly and efficient, though it’s more of a self-contained lodging than a full-service hotel. Heated drying areas for ski gear are a thoughtful touch, as are the included parking spaces for those with rental cars. Overall, Kuranoya Furano is a great choice for travelers wanting a flexible, home-like stay in the heart of Hokkaido’s powder country.
Who should stay here
Independent travelers, families, and small groups who prefer spacious, self-catering apartments over hotel-style accommodation. Great for guests planning longer Furano ski holidays.
Location
Kuranoya Furano sits in a peaceful residential area a short drive from Furano Ski Resort. It’s about 5 minutes by car or shuttle to the Kitanomine gondola, and roughly 10 minutes to downtown Furano for dining and shopping. Having a car is recommended for maximum convenience, though winter shuttles also operate nearby.
Find a great map of Kitanomine Village and location of Kuranoya here.
- <10 min walk to lifts
- On or close to public shuttle route
About Furano
Furano is up there with the best when it comes to ski resorts in Japan. Offering a wide variety of terrain, lots of powder, a good selection of accommodation and a relatively authentic village and nearby town, it has something for everyone and will suit a range of tastes and budgets. Furano is a good mix of Western influences and comforts, and Japanese culture. The ski resort itself caters to all ability levels and skiing preferences, from advanced off-piste and amazing sidecountry (easily accessed) to long leg-burning groomed runs. Receiving abundant snowfall each season (up to 9 metres), Furano is a perfect spot to experience true Hokkaido powder.
Read more about Furano and other hotels in the area.
Hotel Amenities
- Kitchens
- Lounge
- Laundry Facilities
- Car Parking
- Jacuzzi (3F only)
- 24 Reception Staff (at AAF)
Available: This selection is currently available for this price. Once you submit an inquiry our agents will confirm your booking via email and send you an invoice for a deposit. You will need to pay a 25% deposit within 7 days (unless otherwise specified) to secure the booking.
On Request: Our agents need to confirm availability of this room. Once you submit a request we will endeavour to get back to you by the next business day to confirm availability (some properties may take longer). If prices are listed they are the exact prices for your dates, room selection and room occupancy. Where prices are not listed we will confirm the price when we confirm availability. In either instance, you are not committed to your selection until after we confirm availability and price. Once you agree to that confirmation, you will be sent an invoice and will need to pay a 25% deposit within 7 days (unless otherwise specified) to secure the booking. If your requested room is not available, we will present alternative options.
 
	 
															 
													 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
															 
													









 
								 
								 
								
 
	 
	 
	 
				 
				 
				 
				 
			 
			 
			 
			 
			
 
		
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