Top B&B in Hokkaido Prefecture in 2026

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Our top choices for Hokkaido Prefecture bed & breakfast

1. Shooting Star the Bed & Breakfast

Nakafurano

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AED 643 total

24 Aug - 25 Aug

2. Pension & Restaurant Bistare Kana

Niseko

Vikas

3. B&B Ken&Mary

Biei

Pauline

AED 578 total

7 Aug - 8 Aug

4. Yellow House Niseko

Kutchan

"We stayed one night at Yellow House Niseko, and that was enough for us. While the location was convenient for walking to local pubs and convenience stores, and the staff was very responsive—helping us arrange a private taxi from the airport—the overall experience left a lot to be desired. The biggest issue was the paper-thin walls. Our room had a sliding door that opened into the main lobby area, so we could hear everything—footsteps, conversations, and any movement from other guests. The...

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5. ADVENTURe

Furano

6. Yorkshire Farm

Shintoku

ヨナ

7. The Red Ski House

Kutchan

Miyuki

8. Heiwafukushiyukoukan

Toyohira

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Top Hokkaido Prefecture Hotel Reviews

Hotel Emion Sapporo

10/10 Excellent

"レンタカー屋が近く、また夜間の駐車場が無料で良かった。共同浴場も気持ちよく利用させてもらった。"

SAPPORO HOTEL by GRANBELL

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful hotel with a lot of amenities! Self check in was easy and there was staff nearby to help as well. The room was so clean, surprisingly spacious, and very new! Our favorite part was the Onsen on the 26th floor. It was so relaxing after a long day of walking and views were spectacular. Remember to bring towels with you as they don’t provide towels there. Food at the lounge connected to the Onsen is not bad and a nice easy quick option for a bite if you don’t want to head back out or eat convenience store food. The hotel is located a bit of a walk from Sapporo station. It’s an easy 10 minute walk but beware if you have a lot of luggage as the street is bumpy and there are multiple crossings to go through from the station to hotel. We didn’t get a chance to try the breakfast buffet but there was a line out the door every morning so get there early if you plan to eat there."