Entire property for rent • Parking available! As a base for sightseeing in Sapporo, Asahikawa, and Furano. Perfect for family or group trips.
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This is an old Japanese house in Bibai City, Hokkaido, where you can enjoy a private stay with the entire first floor rented out, limited to one group per day.(The second floor is a warehouse) - 12 mins walk from Bibai Station.Perfect for families and groups! There are 1 double bed, 2 single beds, and 4 futons.There are 3 accommodation rooms. It can accommodate up to 8 people using air beds.Please let us know if you'd like to use it. If you come by car, about 1 hour from Sapporo on the highway and about 1 hour and 10 minutes by car from Asahikawa.If you use the Bibai Furano Line, you can get to Furano city in about an hour and a half by car or motorbike (closed for winter). The city also has the Bibai National Ski Resort and hot spring facilities, and the autumn foliage at the former coal mine site and the dam are also worth seeing.In spring, the cherry blossoms in East Myeong Park are also famous. Snowland is 12 minutes away by car.You can also take a shuttle bus from Bibai Station to and from the local area. There is a promenade just behind the building, two fountains, an east house where you can take a break, and children are welcome. * Because it is an old private house, it is an old design, construction, and specification.If you don't like them, it may be inconvenient. The space There are 3 bedrooms. ① Western-style room with 1 double bed ② Western-style room with 2 single beds ③ A Japanese-style room where you can lay up to three futons on the tatami mats The living room has a sofa, table, cushions, and TV. It is fully equipped with WiFi, and you can watch YouTube. There is a dining table (for 4) in the kitchen. There is a refrigerator, oven toaster, microwave, electric kettle, gas stove, and rice cooker (3-in-1). Cooking utensils include pots, frying pans, cutting boards, knives, frying spatulas, tongs, ladles, cooking chopsticks, kitchen scissors, fruit knives, turners, several types of plates (plastic, ceramic), paper plates, cups, bottle openers, can openers, and cutlery. Separate bath and toilet, and the wash stand is next to the kitchen. Bath towels, face towels, disposable toothbrushes, and cotton swabs are available. Guest access You can use the designated room on the 1st floor, living room, toilet, dressing room, bathroom, and dining kitchen. Please also note that the bedroom that is not designated for you will not be available during your stay. Other things to note [About the occupancy tax] The Hokkaido accommodation tax, which will be enforced from April 1, 2026, is included in the displayed accommodation fee, and no additional payment is required. *This facility is subject to a tax of “¥100 per person per night.” *Occupancy tax is not charged for children under 2 years of age (guests for whom no accommodation fee is charged). [About the guest list] In accordance with Article 8 of the Private Lodging Business Act, we ask all guests to provide this information. ・Full name, address, and occupation (for all members) ・Nationality, passport number, and a copy of your passport (for those who do not have a home address in Japan) Other items Because it is an old house, the water pressure in the shower is weaker due to the specifications of the water heater.You may feel that the water volume is low, but it is not a malfunction. Similarly, the contracted capacity is limited, and there is a risk that the breaker will trip, so please do not use the electric kettle, dryer, microwave, and washing machine at the same time. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. We hope you enjoy the charm of this good old Japanese house. There is a house guidebook at the property.Please read it upon arrival to make your stay more comfortable. Registration Details M010049885
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