Hokkaido Furano City
A natural hot spring hotel with its own source, overlooking the Tokachidake mountain range from the top floor
"La Vista Furano Hills" is a hotel in Furano, Hokkaido, with a natural hot spring large public bath. On the top floor, the 9th floor, there are separate large public baths for men and women fed by its own source. From the indoor bath, you can take in the ridgeline of the Tokachidake mountain range, and from the open-air bath, you can overlook the streetscape of Furano. As you move between the lukewarm bath, waterfall bath, and outdoor pot bath, the soft chloride spring water wraps around your skin, leaving you warm for a long time and resistant to chilling after the bath. The men's bath is equipped with a high-temperature dry sauna and a pot-shaped cold plunge bath, while the women's bath has a mist sauna. Three private baths with different atmospheres are available free of charge, and the complimentary ice cream after bathing and late-night ramen are also part of the trip's pleasures.

A large public bath for men and women, fed by its own source, on the 9th floor, the top floor. The soft sodium chloride spring water warms the body well, and the heat lingers long after you get out. The indoor bath area offers a lukewarm bath and a waterfall bath, where the streams of water falling onto your shoulders ease stiffness. Outside, there is a pot bath and a hot bath, and from the unobstructed view you can look out over the Tokachidake mountain range from the indoor bath and the cityscape of Furano from the open-air bath.

Guests staying at the hotel can use three private baths with different atmospheres free of charge. There is a rock bath, a pot bath, and a cypress bath, each with its own character. Some baths let you look out at the mountain scenery of Furano from the tub, allowing you to enjoy the view outside the window all to yourself. They are equipped with a powder room and washing area separated by an inner door, so you can spend a quiet bathing time without worrying about being seen by others.

A high-temperature dry sauna installed in the top-floor bath area. The dry heat quietly seeps in from the surface of your skin, and after sitting for a while, beads of sweat gradually appear on your back and neck. Tiered seating is available, so you can choose the level of heat according to how you feel that day. In the quiet room with no unnecessary decorations, as you steady your breathing, the fatigue of travel slowly melts away.

A mist sauna in the women's bath area. Fine mist fills the room, and the warm steam that seems to cling to you gently wraps around your skin. It is less stifling, and its charm lies in warming your body deeply and thoroughly over time. As you quietly breathe in the humid air that is gentle on the throat and skin, stiffness gradually eases away.

A pot-shaped cold plunge bath in the men's bath area. The water temperature is maintained by a cooling system, letting you sink your sauna-heated body fully into a depth just right for one person. Once you are immersed to the shoulders, the heat slips away at once, and a clear sensation spreads all the way to your fingertips. In the open-air space, tattonou chairs and benches are lined up, allowing you to surrender yourself to the outdoor air and soak in the afterglow under a wide sky with no tall buildings around.
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Regardless of size, guests with tattoos, body art, or tattoos are not allowed to use the large public baths. Please use the bath in your room or the private baths instead.
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