Furano View House

I spent one night here with four colleagues from work. The kitchen was new and came with tableware, including a cutting board, knife, chopsticks, tongs, spatula, and frying pan, but the advance notice only showed photos of the items. The bedrooms were clean, though the floors creaked. There was a TV, but only NHK and TVh were available. The entrance had plenty of space, but the perfume there was strong. The shower room was made from a remodeled old bathroom, and the slats are wide enough to pinch your fingers. The toilet had also been renovated, but its water level is kept low on purpose, so tissues won’t flush. There are three bedrooms: two with one bed each, and a six-tatami room with a futon. The futon was like a rice cracker and impossible to sleep on. I’d been warned in advance that using another futon without permission would cost 20,000 yen. The tatami was dirty. There’s Wi-Fi, but the password instructions don’t distinguish upper and lower case, so I had to check the back of the router. The connection was too slow for watching videos properly. I was asked to leave a review on booking.com, but couldn’t enter Japanese.