Soratobu Usagi

"As suggested by Google Maps, it doesn’t matter if you get off the bus early and push up the mountain. However, it turns out that there are no people walking on the nearby road, so it is impossible to get there in the super-thick snow zone. Remember, if you take the bus, you have to get off at a snow resort. Hotel, if it is not so far up the mountain and the driving road is so far, I will die"

Altopiano Myoko

"I had a fantastic stay at Alto Piano. The owner and his mum provided exceptional service and cooked a 4 course western meal for me every night. The food was delicious. Owner also dropped me"

Hotel Madam Mirei

"Stayed at the hotel for four nights this time, and the overall experience was very good value. The most impressive thing is the arrangement of one berth and two meals: although dinner is full, the hotel is very careful. Every night, the hot pot soup base and the main ingredients have been changed. I will not feel tired after staying for four days. For us who need to replenish physical strength after skiing, It was both full and pleasant. The accommodation is a traditional Japanese-style room with a comfortable space and a very Japanese atmosphere. Bathing needs to go to the public bath, the facilities are well maintained, but there will be more crowds during popular times (about snowing in the evening), it is recommended to stagger the peak time slightly. For skiers, the location is also very convenient, about 7-8 minutes walk to the snow field. Although it is not ski-in/ski-out, it is just a warm-up journey before skiing."

Hotel Senke

"All in all great experience. The rooms were nice and cozy Japanese styled, with lots of space for all your bags, clothes and what not. Miwa the manager and her family were all really sweet and super helpful! Super nice natural Onsen as well. Location is great; the hotel is on the Main Street in Akakura Onsen. Loads of different restaurants and bars right on the street + a convenient store. 5-10 minute walk to Akakura Onsen ski area. 15-20 minute walk to Kanko ski resort. And buses that take you to other ski resorts and the Myoko-Kogen station. Drying room for all your ski/snowboard gear. Great hotel✨"

Hotel Alpen Blick

"Dinner buffet aims to be full, so don’t have high expectations. The location is not good, so you can travel by car. There are no shops nearby, and it’s hard to find the way in heavy snow. The worst thing is that the network is very poor, 4G is only 1 bar, and it is difficult to access the Internet. The WIFI is also very weak and often disconnected. You can feel the natural air wholeheartedly. The hot springs are very hygienic and the bath products used are also very good. There is a ski equipment store next to it. If you don't have any equipment, you can rent it. There is a ski resort next to it, which is also very convenient. "

Myoko Onsen cottage Ajisai

Hotel Taiko, Akakura Onsen

"The hotel has Onsen, a very good facility. The hotel is very close to the Akakura Onsen Ski Area and within walking distance, only 8 minutes walk"

Lodge Amenouo

Kaminomiya Onsen Kawaratei

"The hotel's location is remote, so it's best to drive. Many locals use the bathhouse and the accompanying hot spring facilities, so hygiene can be a bit lacking. This was also the first time I'd encountered a hotel with coin-operated lockers. Tea was provided after the hot springs, but all other amenities required payment. The hotel room was spacious, with a lovely view of snow-capped mountains and cherry blossoms. The bathroom had a separate bathtub, but it was a bit inconvenient to use."