Madarao Lainstons

Skiing continued The hotel for ski tours had some not so good reviews before we went, but to conclude, it was completely normal. This is what ski lodges and guesthouses are like. It's normal to have to clean up your own dishes and it's like a training camp, and although it's probably categorized as a hotel because of the facilities, I think it's a traditional ski lodge. I upgraded to a room with a toilet when I applied for the tour, but there were no amenities such as towels, box tissues, or toothbrushes, but that's fine. Cheap hotels overseas have towels, but they're often washed and like sandpaper, and it's normal for them to not have toothpaste or tissues. I'm grateful that they just have toilet paper and slippers. The Japanese hand towel I brought with me looked great in the bathroom. It's light and recommended. A small, thin bath towel from a 100-yen shop is also useful in the bath. I was also grateful that they allowed me to check in early for only 500 yen when I arrived by bus in the morning. It's a great deal to get into the room instead of spending 300 yen on a paid locker. The sheets were cleaned and the toilet was cleaned. The rental skiwear is not wet, and you choose the right size for yourself, so the colors of the top and bottom don't match, but since it doesn't touch your skin directly and you put on a ski poncho over it, I didn't mind that it wasn't washed or the colors didn't match, but maybe people who are particular about cleanliness will mind. However, it seems that all the accommodations only dry the rental wear in the drying room and don't clean it. The wax for rental skis is the customer's responsibility, so it's not very friendly to beginners (lol). However, the bindings and other parts were taken care of, so I didn't feel any danger other than the skis not slipping. Here, you are expected to be independent in the skiing area. The amount of dinner was just right for me, who is always on a diet, but it might be a little small for men. You could have as much white rice as you wanted. You can add meat and vegetables if you pay a fee. I think the price is reasonable. I think the company is making an effort. The breakfast was buffet style, Japanese food with a wide variety of side dishes, and it was delicious, but it was crowded because everyone rushes in at the same time in a small space. The facilities are old, but the staff are all very nice and the additional price is reasonable. For me it was just normal, so I think online reviews are not very reliable. However, depending on the person's values ​​and experiences, this may be "unbelievable!" and lead to a bad review. For me, I am very grateful that they provided such a low price and such a service, including a two-day lift ticket, round-trip bus, rental clothing and skis, and one night's stay with two meals.