Hotel Sierra Resort Hakuba

This hotel has unbeatable snow scenery and great service. Although Hakuba is inconvenient for transportation, the hotel has free shuttle buses to various distribution points in Hakuba. You still need to take the bus to the two nearby ski resorts, but we were lucky that day and met a free car with the word Sera printed on it to take us to Tsugaike. I don't understand what the mechanism is. The hotel has free popcorn, wine, sake, apple juice, red bean soup, milk, coffee, oden, curry rice, ice cream, etc., which can basically meet all the needs of a short stay. The best thing is the floor-to-ceiling windows in the lobby, which are very photogenic and very friendly for families with children who love to play in the snow. They can watch over their children indoors with the heater on. The comments all said that the dinner was average, so I booked the hotel's car to go to Roujiang, a super delicious barbecue restaurant, highly recommended, but reservations must be made in advance.

Overall the best hotel in Kep

I came back 7 years later and the hotel is well preserved. Although it is old, it is very clean, especially the hot springs. The hot springs here are definitely worth the price. The breakfast is average and there is no service, but the free snacks, shutbus and hot springs are worth the price. The only drawback is that the breakfast is average.

The hotel facilities are too old. The room has a smell. I feel like I was deceived by the marketing of Xiaohongshu. I thought my room was a suite and bigger, but it turned out to be a two-bedroom. Each room is so small. It's not worth more than 7,000 a night. The breakfast is really pitiful and the dinner is also unpalatable. I think if I come to Baima again, I'd better find a homestay, at least it will be comfortable.

The snow view of the hotel is very charming. There are free snacks and hot red bean soup, which is good! Dinner is included in the room fee. French Western food is only for steak. Very exquisite. Breakfast is very poor. There are very few things. I would rather eat cup noodles than go to the restaurant the next day. But the hotel is very old and shabby. The facilities are the hotel facilities of China 20 years ago, and the four-person suite costs more than 7,000 a night. The shower room in the room has no exhaust, which makes the whole room extremely smelly. The whole room is very shabby. Spraying a lot of perfume can't cover it. The attitude of the ** Japanese man who booked the dinner at the Western restaurant was very bad. The first night was arranged in the snow view lobby. The second night was arranged in a small private room next to the lobby, with four walls inside. The last table of 6-7 people was dining. I asked him why he sat inside, and there were all empty seats outside. Why didn't he let us sit. He couldn't explain. He said he had to sit inside anyway. Later, he called a girl who could speak English. He rejected us with all kinds of unreasonable questions. He said that someone had booked something. The whole lobby was empty. Later, after our negotiation, he saw that we were very determined and helped us arrange it outside. So I seriously suspect that the man at the front desk of this restaurant is somewhat anti-Chinese!