Hotels near Patchwork no Michi, Biei

We had such a lovely stay at Villa Shion Biei. It’s not a hotel, but a beautiful private house, which made the whole experience feel extra cozy and special. The villa was clean, spacious, and very comfortable—perfect for a relaxing getaway. The surroundings were stunning, especially with all the snow. It felt like staying in a peaceful winter wonderland, and we had so much fun playing in the snow right outside the house. Everything was well-prepared, and the stay felt very private and homely. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a quiet, beautiful place to enjoy the snow and nature in Biei.

This is my second time staying in this B&B. I stayed in this B&B for the first time in 2017/10. It was very amazing. The whole B&B is made of wood, and the whole room exudes the fragrance of logs. In addition to being very talkative, the owner of the B&B is also admirable for his thoughtfulness in preparing the meals. The whole B&B exudes a warm atmosphere, making people feel like they are home~~ So this time I brought my friends to Biei for two nights, which was great. I highly recommend this hotel to friends who come to Biei.

For our last night in Hokkaido, we drove all the way from Kushiro to this small hotel in Biei. The hotel was tiny, and although it had a second floor, there was no elevator. The staff were incredibly enthusiastic and even helped us carry our luggage, which made us feel a bit embarrassed. Our room came with a private open-air onsen, so it was quite spacious, but the futon mattress was a little hard. It made me miss my smart electric mattress back home! The food here was also great; both breakfast and dinner were typical Japanese cuisine, perfectly to my liking. Definitely recommended!

It is a B&B run by a couple. It is clean and tidy. There is a bathroom in the room, but you have to go to the first floor to take a bath. The Western breakfast is good. It is about 3 kilometers away from Biei Station. When you arrive at Biei Station, call the landlord and he will come to pick you up. It will also be delivered to the station at some time. Very good experience, recommended.

Hotel staff are very friendly with clear instructions in english. The room was on the level above some steps without lift so not convenient for people with big luggage. Room was decent in size with small bathroom. Room decoration can be improved. Food provided by the hotel is good and decent variety. Check out was smooth.

The accommodation is much better than I thought. We went in the winter and the snow was really thick. The villa has 2 floors. The ground floor has a kitchen, a dining area, and a backyard area. The upper floor is a bedroom with a large window for sleeping and watching the snow. If you go in the winter, you have to push your luggage in a cart yourself. It's fun. The atmosphere around the accommodation is good, but it's more suitable for people with cars because it's quite far from the city.

Our family of four recently spent two nights at All Season Camp, and it was easily one of the highlights of our Hokkaido trip. The moment we arrived, we were welcomed by the peaceful surroundings and beautiful natural setting. The camp strikes a wonderful balance between comfort and nature, allowing guests to enjoy the outdoors while still feeling completely at home. We especially loved spending time BBQ under the stars, creating family memories that we will cherish for years to come. One of the standout experiences was the Music Barn. As music enthusiast, my husband was amazed by the carefully curated collection of records and CDs. It was evident that a great deal of passion had gone into building the collection. Sitting back and listening to music in such a thoughtfully designed space felt like being welcomed into the home of a fellow music lover. The accommodation itself was exceptionally clean, comfortable, and beautifully maintained. Every detail seemed carefully considered, from the layout of the house to the facilities provided for guests. The hosts have clearly put a lot of thought into ensuring visitors feel relaxed and at ease throughout their stay. What impressed us most was the genuine care and attention behind every aspect of the accommodation. Whether it was the warm hospitality, the unique experiences, or the meticulous upkeep of the property, everything reflected a deep commitment to creating a memorable guest experience. This was our first visit to All Season Camp, but it certainly won't be our last. Thank you for creating such a special place for families and travellers. We leave with many wonderful memories and look forward to returning in the future. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a peaceful, authentic, and memorable Hokkaido experience.

It is a B&B run by ********* and speaks Chinese. Dinner and breakfast are charged separately. Dinner is 4,500 yen and breakfast is 1,500 yen. I went there once in autumn and winter, and the food has not changed. If you are staying consecutively or going there for the second time, it is recommended to inform the owner in advance, and they will update some dishes for you. The room is a bit old and the public bathroom on the first floor is not open. If you have a car at night, it’s very convenient to go to Shinei-no-oka to watch the stars!

Pros: 1. There's a free shuttle bus from Asahikawa Station to the hotel. It was just me and my friend on the bus, and the driver was super enthusiastic, constantly using a translator to point out the scenery along the way. 2. The buffet food was delicious. Definitely go for both breakfast and dinner; it's excellent value for money, especially since there aren't many other restaurants nearby. 3. It's super close to Shirogane Blue Pond (Biei Shirogane Aoiike), just a two-minute walk. It wasn't crowded when we went in the morning. 4. There's a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk, which made communication very easy. 5. There's an arcade and gashapon machines. Even though they're old, they were quite fun to play with. Cons: 1. The rooms are old, and the soundproofing is poor. I could hear the person snoring next door. 2. There aren't many hot springs baths, and the outdoor bath was very mediocre. Someone must have peed in it before, as there was a specific Chinese sign on the door saying, 'No peeing in the hot spring bath.'

The facilities are generally old. I think people might have different opinions on the facilities and cleanliness. I was a bit surprised that the room key and locker key were actual physical keys. The hot spring facilities are old, but they give a natural hot spring feel, so it's not bad. Breakfast is simple but offers a good variety of Japanese dishes. The location is great as it's right next to major tourist attractions. However, it's quite secluded with nothing around, and the way there isn't easy to find.