Fuyunoki in Furano offers the perfect balance between comfort, style and practicality for a Japanese ski holiday. Designed with a modern alpine aesthetic and subtle Japanese influences, the property contains two self-contained, split-level apartments: a two-bedroom apartment sleeping four and a three-bedroom apartment sleeping six. Sleek architectural lines combine with the warmth of natural wood and soft furnishings, creating spaces that feel both contemporary and cozy.
Inside, guests will find an inviting open-plan living and dining area with comfortable sofas and plenty of space to relax after a powder-filled day on Furano’s renowned slopes. The fully equipped kitchen makes self-catering easy, whether you’re preparing breakfast before first tracks or a casual dinner with friends. Large windows let in plenty of natural light, while the upstairs living area opens onto a private balcony or terrace. The bedrooms, bathrooms and laundry facilities are located downstairs.
While Fuyunoki doesn’t offer the facilities or services of a traditional hotel, it makes up for it with space, privacy and a home-away-from-home feel. Families will appreciate the thoughtful touches, including private laundry facilities and ski racks near the entrance. The two-bedroom apartment has two bathrooms, while the larger three-bedroom apartment has three, making both layouts especially convenient for families, couples and small groups. AAF Holiday also provides management and concierge support during the stay.
For skiers and snowboarders, Fuyunoki’s location in Kitanomine is a genuine advantage. The nearest ski run is approximately 150 metres away, with the Kitanomine Gondola around 300–350 metres from the property, so there’s no need to drive or catch a shuttle each morning. Restaurants, cafés, bars, rental shops and a convenience store are also within walking distance. Check-in takes place separately at the nearby AAF Reception, so guests should plan to stop there before heading to the apartment.
