Vacation rentals with a fire pit in Niseko, Abuta District

We had a wonderful time playing in the snow with easy access to a bus line. The kids learned to ski at the Fu Snow Resort, we would definitely come back!

This is a house with six beds. You can see the lake from the window, although it's a bit of a walk. There are no convenience stores or train stations nearby. In exchange, you get privacy. The house was furnished well and had all of the essentials. Additionally, it had a game room with a ping pong table. If you don't mind long walks, you can reach a horse ranch, some restaurants, and onsens. One tip is to walk one direction and use a taxi on the way back. It was 1,700 yen for a taxi from the onsen to the house. I recommend this stay for people with a car or who are accustomed to walking. In conclusion, I plan to stay here again next year when I am back in the area.

We had a wonderful stay in this affordable room. One of the things we appreciated was the convenience of having a bus stop to the airport nearby, as well as a convenience store (konbini). The host also provided a rental car, which made our trip much more comfortable, as we rented a car for most of our stay.

This time, I rented it for a family trip with two adults and two children. The location was easy to find and check-in was smooth. Most importantly, the hot spring baths were the best and the children were very satisfied!I'd love to stay again when I travel to Hokkaido.

I had a great time staying here for 10 days. The place was clean, comfortable, and had everything I needed. The host was responsive and helpful throughout my stay. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area!

Because this homestay made our trip to Sapporo valuable.The host is very similar to the gentle and thoughtful elders in their home, and they solve various problems for us while also looking up for our travel plans. It must be said that the host's breakfast, which had a different breakfast every day and it was delicious, which made us get up early every day to expect daily breakfast.He was very willing to take us around, pick us up and drop us off at the ski resort, even the airport, because he also made us experience Sapporo in depth, which is different from the previous experience. As for the homestay itself is unique, the furniture can see the sense of time, but each one is full of design, I really want to have a rotating translation of the same model of the homestay, I hope to find it.Comfortable, clean room, very good. All in all, thank you to Mr. Host and this house for the incomparable experience of our trip to Sapporo.We look forward to returning to Sapporo next year during the snow season, and we will definitely come back here!See you soon!

Only one night in Sapporo, but Touichiro the Hokkaido dog stole my heart. Cautious by nature, yet he sniffed me curiously from the start. A bit of play—and suddenly, I had a clingy, bitey best friend. By morning, we were tight. Then came goodbye. He didn’t bark or chase—just stared with those sad eyes from his corner. Like he knew. It hurt more than I expected. Ah—but this is a stay review, isn’t it? (I’m Japanese, but I heard many guests come from abroad—so I’m writing this in English.) The house was calm and cozy, the kind of place where time slows down. The host? Gentle, almost monk-like. And though the area felt remote, a convenience store just 80m away was a small, quiet miracle.

First day of Golden Week. Stroll through Maruyama Park, where the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and shop for ingredients at Aeon Mall Yonashiro. In addition to fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables, there is a Nikka whiskey corner and a wine corner with an overwhelming selection of local wines. After shopping, check in at a house overlooking Cape Shiripa. When I arrived, the smiling owner welcomed me and kindly guided me inside. Tea and refreshments were prepared on the table along with a welcome message, which warmed my heart. Beautiful kitchen with lots of dishes, spacious living and dining room, and bedroom with antique interior. The bathroom was stocked with bath salts and plenty of amenities, and the decorations, such as small items, were pleasing to the eye. There is a barbecue corner with a view of the sea behind the house, and a fire pit is also available, so we had a relaxing time with family and friends with an early dinner. The next day, we went to the Fisheries Museum, which houses many valuable exhibits, just a 3-minute drive away. You can get a glimpse of the history of Yufu, such as exhibits on the history of apples in the Jomon period and herring fishing. It is also a 15-minute drive to Nogi Mushroom Kingdom, and you can get snacks and groceries in a short time I felt that the access was very good, about 3-5 minutes by car to the city. I didn't use it this time because BBQ was the main reason for my trip, but I think the many delicious restaurants in the neighborhood are also one of the charms of Yurigahara. On the last day, we walked to Sokodan and enjoyed the view of Sokodan Blue from Cape Godo before heading home. We'd love to stay again when the cherry and grape picking season comes.

It was such a nice place to stay that I wondered if it was okay to stay at this price. I wanted an inn with a fireplace, so I had a lovely time relaxing by the fire. There is no cell reception because it is in the middle of nature, but there is WiFi instead, so I don't think there is a problem with communication. Thank you so much!

My winter wonderland cottage. The view of mt yotei just rigt at my window like majestic picture frame. Winter surrounding so magical, a lot of powdery snow around the place., privacy enough since other's cabin were well located. The home itself very accomoding for couple, cozy, great ameneties, bed/linen comfy, good heating & function toilet. Location is great too, niseko & kutchan reachable within 20mins by car, convinience store just in 10 mins. Im happy to come back🤍

[Super Surprise Winter Cottage!] 5-star review!❤️ Finding this wonderful homestay is a real bargain! The house is hidden in a quiet hillside, 15 minutes drive to the canal. The floor heating is superb, and the snow scene outside the floor-to-ceiling windows is like a postcard ~ The host prepared a courtyard bonfire and BBQ area! Roast marshmallows around the bonfire at night, look up and the sky is full of stars, friends say I'm good at choosing places haha ~ the stone oven is super professional, roasted the scallops and beef bought at the supermarket, it feels like a luxury meal with the snowy scene! The skylight in the bedroom loft is awesome! It's not cold when you wake up in the morning sun (the tatami room has a light straw mat scent). The kitchen even has a net for baking rice cakes. I regret not buying a bottle of sake to go with it!

This property was such a hidden gem. Quiet, serene location, gorgeous cabin with historic furnishings, and an incredible private Onsen. The architecture of the cabin was lovely, and a standout highlight was the amazing and well-equipped kitchen. It was SO nice to have tea and meals by the wood stove. Was the perfect getaway after a long day of skiing. Would definitely love to come back!