Country Inn Kashiwabara

The house is Japanese-style, and the bathroom is also very Japanese-style; it's shared and has a small bathtub. The washing area is also in a common area, and there are public toilets on each floor. The guesthouse provides breakfast and dinner, and offers a shuttle service to the station, which is a nice touch. The meals are quite plentiful, and the location is relatively convenient. There's a 7-Eleven about a 6-7 minute walk away after dinner. However, it was booked through a third-party platform, and the phone numbers provided on the order and the Ctrip app, as well as the hotel's phone number, were all blocked. When I showed them the numbers, they were all blocked in red. If you've already booked, be careful when trying to contact the guesthouse. Also, the security deposit is refundable after seven days, not after check-out as stated on the order.

Convenient for self-driving travel, the center of Baima Village is close to major ski resorts. The room heating could not be adjusted to turn on at the normal time, so it was cold when I slept at night. Average Japanese breakfast.

It may be the off-season, so there are only two groups of guests in the hotel. Although the room is a random room type, it is also large. The bath is a public bathroom, which is very suitable for experiencing Japanese life. The hotel is a five-minute drive from the hotel, but the boss will also help with pick-up and drop-off, which is convenient. I will visit again during the snow season if I have the chance.

The hotel is very close to the bus station. It only takes 5 minutes to take a taxi from the bus station. The overall hotel has a European cabin style. The owner is very enthusiastic and provides free travel to and from the ski resort and the bus station (except for remote areas). In addition, in the middle of the night, you can rent a bathroom independently so that a family or a lover can use the hot spring together. The only shortcomings are that the breakfast is too simple, the toilets are shared, and the rooms are relatively small and dilapidated.