Zaborin | Pure Snow, Quiet Forest

| Pure snow, quiet forest. Each room is a separate building, and you can see the snow from every corner. I stayed in Yukiwabashi, which has a diamond-shaped snowflake pattern. Every night after dinner, I would immediately sneak into the outdoor private hot spring, soaking in the hot spring while watching the wind blow the snow, and occasionally hearing the faint sound of snow falling from the trees onto the snow. Snow can absorb sound, and I believe it can also absorb the noise of life. Unfortunately, there was heavy snow recently, otherwise, I could have seen Mount Yotei from the room. The advantages are obvious: the scenery is beautiful, and the indoor and outdoor private hot springs with natural hot spring water are amazing (with a strong sulfur smell), which everyone has mentioned. Let me talk about the disadvantages that few people have mentioned. First, a hotel with a five-figure price per night doesn't have double sinks, which is a bit ridiculous. Second, there are only 15 rooms in total, and we go for breakfast and dinner every day, but it seems that the staff doesn't remember people very well. Third, many parts of the room are indeed aging, and it seems that they haven't been well maintained, and the bed is really soft, which is not good for people with back pain. However! The good thing is that the hotel provides various shuttle services, such as picking us up at Park Hyatt on the first day, and taking us to Hanazono 308 during our stay, and they are punctual, which is very convenient for a hotel hidden in the forest.