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Had a good experience in the hotel -- we snowboarded during our stay and the room was large enough to unpack our gear and get out quick! The drying area was near the exit, so we didn't have to go through unnecessary flights of stairs. The room isn't the most well-maintained room, but I usually get allergic to tatami mat dust and I didn't get a single allergic reaction during my stay. Slept like a log. Also the front desk was amazing -- Nim, thank you! The owner also personally escorted our car to safety as we stupidly used a non-4wd to a ski resort. Thanks Regan. The hotel isn't perfect -- it needs a bit more polish, but a few tweaks like improving the wifi signal and hiring more service-oriented personnel would improve the hotel by leaps and bounds.

Basically, it is better not to expect to see HP. The room was an ordinary Japanese room, so it was beautiful without problems. The room bath is small and old. → Is there a hot spring? The hot spring is very large. It is a pity that the sauna was closed, but it is only possible in the world. I expected an open-air bath, but the hot water is cold over the wet. It was cold and could not enter because it was lined up with a hot water pool. I don't think the temperature management is properly. In addition, the inner bath ↔︎ the open-air bath passage is frozen and dangerous. This is really dangerous. I think it's bad for children or older people. The rice is not a plan but a set menu. It is a so-called decided menu, and it feels luxurious when it is written with a pot, rice, baked goods, fried goods, dessert, but it is not very delicious. I think the private inn around it is delicious. By the way, breakfast is not even delicious in the set menu. I want you to choose to eat with Viking. I'm sorry to leave this, so it's good with rice and natto. Serviceally, rice is carried, and this is this (e.g. fish)? Young staff, older staff, kitchen charge? No one can answer the staff. I think there are customers who don't ask this hand? I think that's not the kind of place that you can choose yukata, or you're lending DVDs in Ghibli. And I thought it was cheap to swallow the above. The genre is rich and fun, so I will come to Akakura again, but I wonder if I will change the inn.

A hotel near Yan Hot Spring, In winter, the snow only reaches Golden Soup. The hotel is full of Japanese hot spring hotel style The hot spring is very comfortable, but in winter the open-air bath only sees a wall of snow. There are 24-hour vending machines and microwaves The most heart-warming day was driving relatively late The boss lady was very concerned and looked relieved when she saw me coming. Very attentive reception, She also speaks good English, so even if she’s not familiar with Japanese, she doesn’t have to worry about communication difficulties. Please note that it will be closed at night. If you come home late at night, please let the hostess know. In addition, there is no parking space in the store. Your car must be parked in the bus station parking lot more than 100 meters away. There is no elevator, so be careful when carrying large luggage.

I found a discount coupon in Myoko City, so I booked a stay there. At check-in, another person received a coupon worth 2000 yen. I was a little disappointed that I couldn't use it inside the hotel. The hotel staff told me which stores I could use, and I went shopping.　 Since it was probably after the autumn leaves and before the ski season, I think the coupons were available. However, although there was sleet when we arrived, it started to snow heavily in the evening. Well, I left the hotel room up to me this time, but it was a spacious Japanese-Western style room that had been beautifully renovated. The sofa in the room was also big. The wash area and toilet are unit baths. There is no safe. I started by taking a bath in the indoor bath on the first floor. The water was quite hot (probably around 42 degrees), but it was pleasantly hot. It is a free and transparent hot spring. The washroom area is stocked with toiletries and other toiletries. Maybe it was because the water was hot, but after a bath I had apple cheeks for the first time in a while. The next morning, I went to the open-air bath on the third floor. There are two washing areas, but the open-air bath is large. The open-air bath is a semi-open-air bath with the entire surface open. In the morning, there was a blanket of snow. Dinner was at a separate beer garden. It's only a few minutes by shuttle bus. Breakfast was a buffet at the hotel restaurant. The content of Viking is normal. There were no local products like this. Maybe it's because some of the staff are Vietnamese (?), but we also had Vietnamese pho and banh mi. For rice, there was tororo and barley rice, as well as sea bream rice with chazuke. The snowy scenery from the restaurant and the sea of ​​clouds were very beautiful. It was a reasonable hotel, and I was able to experience a beer garden buffet dinner, and it was a great experience with the scenery for the first time this winter, a nice hot spring, and a clean, spacious room.

I was surprised because there is only wifi near the front desk, but it was good to be able to cut off my smartphone. Due to the deep snow, the truck got addicted to the inn and the return was late.

We couldn’t get into an onsen after our ski day at Seki so we stopped by this place down the road. The onsen is on the third floor of a big Japanese hotel at a family ski resort. The onsen was big and had everything you needed. 500 yen plus extra for a towel. Everything was clean and spick. The bath looks out on the ski field. It was terrific and I’d definitely come here again.

A real friendly hotel with stunning view. Excellent services with nice and friendly staff to help around. I will definitely recommend to others if they are going to travel here. highly recommend to all kinds of travellers who enjoy good services and good mountain view. Simply in love with it very much. enjoy and thanks.