Hotel Hakuba

This is my second time staying at this hotel. It’s very cost-effective. It includes pick-up and drop-off from Hakuba Station, breakfast and dinner, hot springs, and pick-up to other ski resorts! The dinner was delicious and sumptuous! The stream next to the hotel is also beautiful

The food is delicious and I use it every year. On a sunny day, the view from the room is spectacular, making this a very satisfying hotel.

It was very bad. The room was very old. I had a stomachache for 3 days after eating dinner. I couldn’t bear the stomachache in the middle of the night so I went to the front desk to ask for medicine. There was a waiter inside but he pretended not to hear because it was rest time and did not come out. I held my stomach and endured it. I was forced to give up after screaming in pain 10 times. I didn't sleep all night and was so painful that I told me in the morning that I couldn't go to the restaurant. I had a stomachache after eating dinner. The restaurant gave me a piece of painkiller and said "please take care of yourself" and left without taking the initiative to ask for compensation. , didn’t take the initiative to say free of charge, or even apologize seriously. This is really the worst hotel among the dozens of hotels I stayed in in Japan during my business trip this year.

My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights for the purpose of mountain climbing in Hakuba. The food buffet had many varieties and was delicious. It was easy to go to a restaurant and eat in my yukata and slippers. The view from the room is also good (I stayed on the 5th floor, the top floor). The open-air hot spring bath also feels great (though it's only large enough for 3 people). The room has a small kitchen and microwave, which seems convenient for long-term stays (I didn't use it for two nights this time). The hotel was clean and not too big in a good way, and there were lots of beautiful flowers at the entrance, giving it a relaxing atmosphere like a Swiss mountain hut. It was very good.

Stayed with a friend for Happo-one mountain climbing. It's just a 10 minute walk from Hakuba Station. There are footbaths along the way, so please be sure to stop by. All the staff members were veterans and responded efficiently. I also appreciate that there is a shuttle bus to the main attractions in front of the hotel. The room has a kitchen and microwave. I didn't use it, but it's great for long-term stays. The hair dryer in the room has a very weak air flow, so be careful if you have long hair. It was also nice to be able to see outside through the large windows. Although the hot spring was small, there was an open-air bath, so I was able to relax. The buffet was delicious for both breakfast and dinner. Many of the dishes were vegetable-based and had mild flavors, so I couldn't help but eat too much and ended up feeling full. This is a hotel that I would like to use again when I go to Hakuba.

The day we arrived it was cloudy...the next morning it was foggy...unfortunately we couldn't get a great view from our room. A panoramic view of the Northern Alps! I chose this hotel because of the photo, so I was disappointed, but the room was spacious and I was able to relax. Dinner had a wide selection of items and I was excited by the amount of sweets. As a countermeasure against the coronavirus, you will be asked for meal times at check-in, so you can rest assured that the restaurant will not be crowded. The next morning, we checked out early and headed to Iwatake Mountain Resort. This was a spectacular view of the sea of ​​clouds.

The hotel is bright and clean. It feels like home, more like an inn than a hotel, so you can feel at ease. The only exception was that the bathroom had make-up remover and lotion, but it was convenient. At check-in, we selected the meal time and entered the restaurant, so it was smooth and there was no congestion. It was a buffet for both breakfast and dinner, but there were a lot of items, and each dish was replenished quickly, so there was always plenty. After all, if the food is delicious, you will be more satisfied. On the way home, I used the 5% off ticket from the shop to buy amazake and Gohei mochi as souvenirs.