Otari Hotels with Wifi

The most beautiful hotel in Hakuba! Snowstorm Villa, Conan BGM It's very convenient to go there. You can take a bus from Shinjuku directly to Hakuba Happo Terminal, and take the free V2 bus to Cotina You can also book a bus back to Haneda Airport and depart directly from the hotel. A perfect ski trip, heavy snow, and a romantic hotel Mostly Europeans, Australians, and many Japanese people The hot springs are also good, and you can directly see the ski slopes in the open air Beautiful

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The room was quite spacious and clean. Every day cleaning, replacement of towels and bathrobes, frequent change of bed linen. Razors, toothbrushes, shampoos, soap, shower caps, clean bathrobes are always freely available near the reception. The view from our window was of the mountains. The hotel has a spacious, comfortable ski room. Each room has a locker for storing ski equipment. Ventilation is good. There is no drying. Our stay included breakfast and dinner, which we really enjoyed. Buffet. The choice of dishes is large, especially for dinner. For breakfast you can choose two types of omelet, sausages, sausage, fish, various vegetables, fruits, juice, milk, cereal, salads, soups, croissants, etc. For dinner, there is generally a great selection of dishes: raw fish, fried fish, stewed fish, squid, shrimp, scallop, pork with vegetables, beef stew, chicken, soups, salads (huge selection), vegetables (huge selection), national dumplings, and of course rice and spaghetti, fruit, ice cream, cakes and I don’t remember what else)). The hotel spa has two onsens: the first is indoors, the second is indoors with an open window (there is access to fresh air, which is very nice) and a view of the mountain. There is also a sauna. There are separate zones for men and women. Entrance to the pool is extra (600 yen per adult), but it seems the pool was not open. There are massage chairs in the spa area, only 100 yen for a 10-minute session. Shampoos, hair conditioners, shower gels and body lotions are provided at the onsen. The hotel has a store where you can buy souvenirs, sweets, alcohol, as well as accessories such as glasses, masks, gloves and other things. On the ground floor there is ski equipment rental. The staff is very polite and helpful. The hotel is located right next to the ski slopes and lifts of the Norikura resort. There were few people on the Norikura slopes, so the slopes were in excellent condition until the evening. Several ski lifts depart directly from the hotel, from which you can go down a couple of red slopes and three green ones. Comfortable for beginners: wide, gentle, uncrowded slopes. Norikura connects to the Cortina area, which is also fun to ride. The total length of the trails is about 20 km. There is a shuttle stop next to the hotel, which takes you to any resort in Hakuba. There are no shops nearby. The hotel is not new, the furniture is somewhat tired, but this did not worsen our stay at all; the advantages of the hotel outweigh this 100 percent. I highly recommend this hotel.

需要共享衞浴設施的酒店，但非常乾淨整潔設施也非常好。一樓的餐廳很不錯，不需要預訂也可以吃到美味的當地食材做的料理。 價格合適，在當地算便宜，包含早餐，簡單美味。 位置一流，出門兩分鐘就是雪場售票處和巴士站。 幾乎沒有服務，不提供接送。如果晚上四點後到白馬，請前往南小谷坐bus，或者在happo下來打車。不然無法抵達。 Perfect location, 2 mins walk to Tsugaike gondola; clean and nice facilities; free and nice breakfast; foreign staff speaking English; nice staff but no service at all, please help yourself; no pick up service, suggest to drop off at happy bus terminal for taxi.

A great Japanese-style family hotel. The old man speaks English and can help solve all problems. If he likes you, he will tell you some little secrets. Breakfast and dinner are very sumptuous every day here, but I just feel that my appetite is small. The nutritional mix is ​​perfect, including fish, meat, eggs, vegetables, and dessert fruits. The fruit is the specialty apple here, and the desserts include caramel pudding or small cakes. The hotel rooms have tatami mats, and the radiators are on all day long. Ski enthusiasts can also find the most attentive service here. There is a drying room downstairs to store ski equipment, and the boss has two cars specially designed to take you to Tsugaike Ski Resort. . If you have the ability, you can slide directly back to the hotel door. Renting ski equipment and buying ski tickets are much cheaper than in stores! ! ! All in all, I am very, very satisfied and thank you for taking care of me.

Small hotel, but clean and considerate service! Communication is in Japanese and English first, but you can communicate through translation software. There is a girl from Vietnam in the restaurant who can speak simple Chinese. She told me that she learned it by watching movies. So amazing👍. There are buses that shuttle between several cities at the entrance of the hotel, but I didn’t try it this time. I hope I can take the bus next time. Because of the hotel’s warm service, I took the initiative to write a thank-you letter to the hotel manager, I hope I can understand it. But they must understand the three Chinese characters for ”thank-you letter”! I may continue to choose this hotel when I come to ski next year!

The facilities are a bit old, but the price is reasonable

Very satisfied with the accommodation! If you take the bus yourself, you can ask the guesthouse to arrange a private car to pick you up from Tsugaike Kogen Bus stop (reservations can only be made by phone). The rooms are the same as in the photos, the rooms on the 2nd floor have bathrooms, but the rooms on the 3rd floor do not. The restaurant overlooks the ski resort, and there is free wine during happy hour and dinner. I've stayed in many other B&Bs and hotels that require additional fees. The outdoor hot spring is a bit small and will be crowded if there are more than 4 people. Highly recommended

For a traditional Japanese ski hotel, take a 3 to 5 minute turn to the snowmobile station. Living on the 5th floor was troublesome, and the small elevator could only go to the 4th floor, but the waiter on the day of check-in moved the luggage of all of us to the door of the room. Breakfast is relatively simple, every day is a Japanese-style fixed food, small dishes, pickles will not be heavy, but some people will not eat. There are fewer restaurants around, and it is best to book in advance for dinner. On the day of check-out, I was bored. The front-end machine was faulty. I couldn't swipe my card. After half an hour, let us go to another hotel in Baima Village (the same company) to pay. We wasteed us for more than an hour before and after, and did not give a discount. Half a dime.

The location is 100 points, very close to the ski resort; there is a ski equipment rental shop in the hotel, with discounts and English communication Since I stayed for 7 days, I was a little surprised that the room was not cleaned, the trash was not cleared, and the towels were not changed. Even if it was not cleaned every day, I thought it would be done at least every 3-4 days, so the hygiene was a little disappointing (maybe I didn't notice they were like that.) The hotel staff are polite but basically only understand Japanese If you are going on a ski trip, I would still recommend this hotel, but don't be too demanding on hygiene/service/food.