Furano's Breakfast is here! "La Vista Furano Hills" Delicious Seafood Bowl! Melon is super delicious! Western dishes are also excellent. For more details, please check the blog. https://tokyo-tabearuki.com/lavista-furano-breakfast This time's content 1. La Vista Furano Hills 2. La Vista Furano Hills Breakfast Buffet Venue 3. What I had at the La Vista Furano Hills Breakfast Buffet 4. La Vista Furano Hills Breakfast Buffet Hours, Tabelog Rating 1. La Vista Furano Hills On the third day of my Hokkaido trip, after visiting Sapporo and Wakkanai, I moved to Furano. One of the reasons I was interested in Furano was, of course, the visit, but another reason was that there is La Vista in Furano, and I wanted to stay there. La Vista Furano Hills' exterior La Vista is known for the memorable experience I had at La Vista Hakodate, where I stayed the previous year. The natural hot spring overlooking Hakodate Bay and the unlimited seafood breakfast were amazing. The seafood bowl breakfast at La Vista Hakodate Bay was the best! Super delicious seafood bowl buffet! 2021-06-28 Since then, I have wanted to stay at other La Vista hotels if I have the chance. Also, the day before this day, I stayed at Dormy Inn Wakkanai. Breakfast at Dormy Inn Wakkanai Seafood Bowl at Wakkanai No.1! Breakfast at "Dormy Inn Wakkanai" Seafood Bowl is delicious! The side dishes were excellent, and it was the best breakfast. 2022-10-16 Dormy Inn and La Vista are both hotels operated by Kyoritsu Resort. Here, too, there was a seafood bowl, and the other breakfast items were very satisfying. It was not as impressive as La Vista Hakodate, but considering that it is an affordable brand, the content was very satisfying. Now, La Vista Furano Hills. You can see the Furano Ski Resort, which still has no snow. The natural hot spring was not as impressive, and the rooms were very small, giving a somewhat disappointing feeling compared to La Vista Hakodate. However, this is La Vista. The breakfast at La Vista Furano Hills was very fulfilling. Especially, the Furano melon was incredibly delicious. I had plenty of it. It may be an exaggeration to say that it is worth staying at La Vista Furano Hills just to eat melon, but I was quite impressed. 2. La Vista Furano Hills Breakfast Buffet Venue The breakfast buffet venue at La Vista Furano Hills is a restaurant called "Bistro Ginsai" on the first floor. It offers a buffet with over 50 items, including the famous seafood bowl. The space is bright, clean, and each person's space is sufficient. It is a step up from Dormy Inn the previous day. However, the drink corner doesn't look very different. The variety of juices is limited. There are no fancy menu items like smoothies or flavored water. I wonder if this is the company's policy? However, the main seafood corner is well-stocked. There is marinated salmon roe, golden eye snapper, salmon with green onions, sweet shrimp, and squid. The vegetables are reasonably varied, and there are plenty of side dishes, as in Dormy Inn the previous day. I usually prefer Japanese breakfast buffets, but the Western dishes also look appealing to me. This French toast is delicious. The cheese and ham provide a sense of comfort and are easy to eat. Hokke fry and zangi, typical of Hokkaido, are also available. But what really got me excited was the melon. It just looks delicious. The dessert and cakes were also plentiful in bite-sized portions. Just looking at them, it seems like it would be hard to finish, right? 3. What I had at the La Vista Furano Hills Breakfast Buffet First, I had a lot of Japanese dishes. The rice next to the seafood bowl is vinegared rice made with red vinegar. Very luxurious. I had so many side dishes, so I'm reaching my limit, but I can't resist trying the Western dishes. The French toast, pudding, yogurt, all delicious.

This hotel, located about a 5-minute walk from Furano Station, is part of the same chain as Dormy Inn. As a result, it has a large communal bath, and offers free ice cream after bathing, as well as complimentary lactic acid drinks in the morning. They also provide the typical free night soba noodles. The night soba noodles are really simple soy sauce ramen. I personally like to sprinkle a little extra pepper on mine. Additionally, the room's refrigerator comes with a welcome sweet, and on this day, it happened to be Setouchi lemon jelly (laughs).

You can enjoy unlimited green onion and salmon belly salmon at breakfast! A satisfying seafood bowl to start your day. Desserts like pudding and fruits are also unlimited, making it a very satisfying breakfast. We stayed at La Vista for 2 nights and the breakfast and private bath were amazing. Free amenities like post-bath ice cream, coffee, and oolong tea were also a nice touch!

When I went to the restaurant after a long time, there was a new staff member. They seemed a bit inexperienced and were running around, but despite that, the meal was delicious as always. I brought a 18,000 yen wine from my home cellar.

During my 3-night, 4-day trip to Furano, Biei, and Asahikawa in the summer of 2022, I stayed at a Dormy Inn Group hotel in Furano on the first night. They offered a night noodle dish called "Yonaki Soba" which was a summer limited edition with tofu instead of noodles, yuzu topping, and a refreshing soup. I ordered it and enjoyed it guilt-free even at 10 pm. For breakfast, I paid 2,300 yen and although I'm not a fan of seafood bowls, I was satisfied with the soup curry which was the only thing that made me feel the Hokkaido vibe. After the meal, I indulged in plenty of red-fleshed melon, leaving me very satisfied. Thank you for the delicious meal.

I stayed at Lavista Furano Hills for one night. Now it's breakfast time. It's nice that it's available from 6:30. Even if you stay without meals, you can use it for an additional 2,200 yen. It was great to have red vinegar rice, which was not available at Lavista Hakodate. Location ⇒ Within walking distance from Furano Station. Parking ⇒ Free. Lavista Hakodate is charged. Nearby supermarkets, convenience stores ⇒ There is a Lals (Arks group) nearby. There is a Seven-Eleven across the tracks (about a 5-minute walk). This time, I stayed with the "How Min War" package, which includes one night and two meals for 7,650 yen per person per room (including bathing tax). The "amount spent" refers to the cost of breakfast alone. There are no breakfast tickets, so inform the receptionist of your room number to enter. It is the same restaurant on the 1st floor as the dinner venue. You are given a card and can choose your seat. You are given a disposable plastic bag, choose your dishes... and so on. First, let's review what I ate. Rice: I chose red vinegar rice and made a self-service seafood bowl. The vinegar was just right. I was happy because there was no vinegar rice at Lavista Hakodate. Salmon: Unfortunately, one word. Lavista Hakodate didn't have the fatty texture, but this one had a good fatty texture. Tuna: Disappointing. Lavista Hakodate had bonito-like tuna, but here it was skipjack tuna maybe? When eaten with salmon, it was just right, but... Squid: Squid sōmen. Neither good nor bad. The impression is the same as Lavista Hakodate. I didn't eat it, but it's a hassle to peel the sweet shrimp yourself. It's frozen. If it was served peeled, I might have tried it. Herring kombu rolls, Matsumae pickles: Okay. Salad: The lettuce is from Asahikawa as stated. I chose shiso dressing from the four dressings, which was a good choice. It was delicious, so I had seconds. Ishikari hot pot: The salmon in it may be cheap, but it was delicious as a soup dish. Considering the strong seasoning of the miso soup from the night before, I was satisfied with this. Roast pork: You pour the sauce yourself, and it's quite delicious. When it comes to buffet-style meat, chicken is a staple, but being able to eat pork is great. And it's delicious! Pork belly grill: It's belly meat, but it's light and goes well with the leeks served with it. The roast pork is rich, but the pork belly grill is light, and both were delicious. Fried egg: I chose it to be slightly runny, and it was delicious! I was planning to have it with extra white rice as a fried egg bowl... but I was too full, so I ate it with the remaining vinegar rice and fried egg, and it was delicious. Seconds. Despite being full, I had a refreshing salad and a caramel pudding. The caramel pudding was quite authentic and delicious. Milk: I thought it might be delicious because it's from Furano, but... It wasn't my favorite kind of milk. It had a slight peculiar taste. Overall, I was satisfied, but the tuna was disappointing. ---------------------- Below are the items I remember being at the venue. Rice accompaniment corner: Herring kombu rolls, Matsumae pickles, squid salted fish roe, grated yam, komatsuna and shiitake salad, natto, pickled rapeseed, cucumber pickles, pickled plums Side dish corner: Grilled mackerel, grilled salmon, grilled scallops (with shells), roast pork Egg dishes: Fried egg, Spanish omelette, tamagoyaki Seafood corner: Fatty salmon, skipjack tuna, sweet shrimp with shells, salmon roe, squid sōmen

Furano seems to have early closing times for shops. Since there wasn't anywhere specific I wanted to go and we had already done sightseeing in Furano, we ended up having dinner at the hotel. I didn't have high expectations since it wasn't a high-class hotel, but the food was surprisingly delicious. The ikura bowl for breakfast, in particular, was a real highlight. The room was also clean and I would recommend it.

This is Lavista Furano. As part of the Dormy Inn Group, they offer a late-night soba service starting from 10 PM. I heard that the portion size is like half of a regular ramen, so I decided to give it a try. Due to COVID-19 prevention measures, there were fewer people inside the hotel. I was expecting a small mini ramen, but the soy sauce ramen with toppings like bamboo shoots and seaweed was quite substantial! It was delicious, especially after having some drinks. The noodles were not too cheap either, just the right texture. Thank you for the meal!

I checked in a little after 3 o'clock and ended up in the 6th parking lot! I circled around for about 3 minutes, then walked across a pedestrian bridge that was about 100m long. The shuttle service was convenient, but if you forget your belongings in the car, it can be a hassle to go back and get them. The baths had two outdoor pot baths. Inside, there were sitting baths instead of lying down baths, places to lie down after soaking, and even a water jet bath. It was a peculiar setup. The sauna was a nano-mist sauna. They had the usual cold shampoo for summer, but it was too cold for that. The hairdryers were all Dyson. There was a welcome drink at the front desk, with unlimited coffee, oolong tea, and orange juice. They also had Monaka ice cream for after the bath, which was unusual! They served night soba on the first floor, with the usual delicious taste. Thank you for the meal!

Here at Lavista Furano, as part of the Dormy Inn Group, they serve a dish called "Yakiniku Soba" after 9:30 PM. It is made using ordinary frozen Chinese noodles and a simple soy sauce ramen sauce, but it is incredibly delicious! The Yakiniku Soba in Furano is light and refreshing. It's one of the reasons to stay at a Dormy Inn!

This is my second time staying here. There is a welcome drink, natural hot springs (with a Dyson hairdryer!), free private baths, and ice cream after bathing. The service is amazing. The breakfast buffet has a wide variety of foods like sashimi, ikura, and scallop grill, all delicious. I ate so much that I couldn't eat lunch (lol). If you come to Furano, this hotel is the best.

The title is a line from the first episode of "From the Northern Country" spoken by Goro. Located about 3 minutes from JR Furano Station in Furano City, Hokkaido, this hotel is a DORMY INN affiliated property with a slightly resort-like atmosphere. Free parking is available, and there is a bath on the top floor, including an outdoor bath with a fantastic view. The outdoor bath here offers a truly amazing view. As far as I know, the outdoor baths at Lavista Furano Hills, Lavista Hakodate Bay, and DORMY INN PREMIUM Shimonoseki are the top three. You can see Mount Tomuraushi, Mount Asahi, Mount Ashibetsu, and maybe even the Hidaka Mountains (just guessing). They serve soba noodles at night, and they also have ice cream and yogurt drinks like other places. Of course, they have seafood bowls, but their unique breakfast menu item is probably the pork bowl. The pork is so tender. There is also an exhibition space dedicated to "From the Northern Country," where they endlessly play Sadamasashi's song "Aa~♪ Aaaa~♪" while displaying photos and even the jersey worn by Jun in the show.

I visited the newly opened La Vista Furano Hills on December 14, 2019. It is a step up from the Dormy Inn hotel. Located very close to Furano Station, the Italian restaurant on the first floor is nice, but going to a nearby izakaya might also be a good idea. During this season, there were many skiers and snowboarders, and rental equipment was available. The baths are spacious, with three private baths as well. The breakfast has a wide variety of options and is delicious compared to Dormy Inn. I didn't try it, but apparently the pancakes are delicious. It may take a little while for them to get used to things as they just opened, but it's a good hotel. It's positioned somewhere between La Vista and Dormy Inn.

I use it when I go to the Biei area. I stayed at a discounted rate with the Furano discount. Dinner is a course meal, but the staff seemed inexperienced and the timing was a bit off, but everything was delicious. However, I am a fan of alcohol, so I feel that it would be nice to have better wine and sake. Breakfast is a buffet, but there were no issues with infection prevention, and I enjoyed it by putting ikura on rice and making a seafood bowl, ignoring the story. I am a professional photographer, and unfortunately the weather was bad, but I was able to spend time at the hotel leisurely. Thank you, manager.

I travel to Biei every month for photography, but this time I stayed a little further away. I found the Italian restaurant to be relatively good. The beer and wine were also good! I enjoyed the hot springs, and the food was satisfying. I will definitely go back!