Best Hotels in Hakuba
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Wakata Lodge Hakuba ★★★
"Overall experience was good, room was clean and service was great! Just the private toilet kinda misleading as we were thought our room has bathroom as well. It was public bathroom and you have to go down for shower. Room at the upstairs which is not so convenience for us."
Hotel Sierra Resort Hakuba ★★★★
"Lovely resort"
Hakuba Canadian Lodge ★★
"Love here, good location, good service, clean and comfortable."
Hakuba Tokyu Hotel ★★★★
"The staff provided excellent service, and the food was delicious. The room was alright, and the hotel's location was great."
Ringo Lodge Hakuba ★★
"Lovely breakfast, helpful staff and spotlessly clean. Very quaint lodge and walkable distance from Echoland and the free shuttle bus stop. There was also a games room and snacks in the pantry. Plus points for the polaroid camera which guests are free to use 😊"
Summit Views Hakuba ★★★
"convinience and good location"
The Happo by Hhg ★★★★
"We had 5 night in one of the suites in The Happo. The room was large and well appointed. The staff were fabulous. We used the hotel shuttle bus every day. Staff organised resistant bookings and shuttles etc for us. Provided advice about various locations to visit. The restaurant onsite is good and not overly expensive for Japan."
Villa Rengatei ★★
"The toilet and bathroom are separate, which is very easy to use, and the heated floors are warm, so it was very comfortable. The surroundings were bright until late at night, so I was able to walk around the town. There are many restaurants such as supermarkets, ramen shops, and yakiniku restaurants, and it is in a great location not far from Hakuba Station and the ski resort! If you go a little further, you can see the ski jump for the Nagano Olympics. It snowed 30-40cm overnight, so the snow shoveling equipment was very helpful! There is a shared microwave, which is very convenient."
raw_ ★★★
"It was snowy so we couldn't go into the hot springs but it was fun."
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Hakuba Mominoki Hotel
"What we liked: - The decor in the reception area with its big fireplace feels very welcoming and cosy and reminded me a bit of a British hunting lodge. Very stylish. We loved it! - Very nice terrace with torch light in the evening. Great atmosphere. - We also liked the glamping area in the forest next door, with its pub. - The room was quite spacious and very clean. - Very friendly staff, providing excellent service! What we didn't like so much: - It's a shame that the only two dinner options available are either buffet-style at the restaurant or barbecue in the glamping area. It would be nice to be able to have a served meal on the restaurant terrace, but unfortunately only buffet dinner is available. - So we opted for the barbecue, which was great - except for the fact that between the salad and the barbecue, we were served cheese fondue. Apart from the fact that summer doesn't quite feel like the right season for a fondue, it was very filling, so that we - sadly - had to leave behind quite a bit of the excellent meat and vegetables, as our stomachs were already quite full. My suggestion to the hotel management would be to skip the fondue (and reduce the price accordingly). Or at least add it as an option for those who really want it. That said, the local beef was fantastic, and we also liked the presentation. - Breakfast was a bit of a let-down for me as a Westerner. Only the standard choices of bread you find in most Japanese hotels (tiny soft croissants, soft rolls and toast). It would be great if some Swiss/German-style rustic bread choices were available as an alternative for those who don't like a Japanese breakfast. Also, the coffee (served from one of those big containers) was very disappointing. For an establishment like this, I would have expected an espresso machine, offering guests different kinds of coffee (cappuccino, cafe au lait, espresso), which should be seen as the general standard nowadays. - We didn't quite understand why the glamping area as well as the bar were only open until 9pm - in the middle of the summer holiday season! With no other places within walking distance (as far as we were aware), that very much limited our options for after-dinner drinks. There was live piano entertainment in the bar area near the reception, but it stopped at 9pm sharp, just as we were coming back from dinner in the glamping area. Such a shame! - While the room was OK (spacious, functional and clean), there is one thing that annoyed us: The step to get into the bathroom. I almost stumbled on two occasions when getting out of the bathroom, because I didn't expect a step to be there. I think it could potentially be quite dangerous. If there were a light at the bottom of the step, that would at least make it a bit safer. Overall a very nice stay, even though it was (unfortunately) only for one night."
Garden Pension Obergurgl
"It’s a really cozy hostel with your own room. The staff is really welcoming and friendly, would really help you in any way possible. I dont mind the shared bathroom, I never had a problem with it and it was never full during my stay. The pillows were soft and there is also a heater. If I feel too warm I just open the windows. Location wise, it was a bit of a challenge to go up Goryu plaza since it was winter and it was a long ramp going up, maybe took me 10-12mins. I didn’t rent a car so I had to book an uber to and from Hakuba station. They only have 2 toilets in the male’s restroom in the 2nd flr"
Restaurant & Hotel Traumerei
"Cleaning of a nearby room started before check-out, and the sound of the vacuum cleaner kept me from relaxing in bed after breakfast. The bread was absolutely delicious."
Hotel la Montagne Furuhata
"Do NOT recommend this hotel. We stayed in the annex building, which: Does NOT have any showers; Does NOT have warm water; Does NOT have a descent mens toilet; The entire hotel does not have working wifi. Even the bedsheets, pillows, etc. are worn out and dirty. In short: worst hotel i ever stayed in!"
Courtyard by Marriott Hakuba
"The best part about this hotel was definitely the breakfast – they had everything from Japanese to Western options. I especially loved the soba noodles and the fried eggs. The coffee was good too, and they offered various egg rolls. The room itself was quite spacious; we had no trouble fitting our two large suitcases. However, the bathroom was a bit small, feeling somewhat disproportionate to the rest of the room. The other hotel facilities were pretty basic; there wasn't much to attract us beyond just needing a place to sleep for the night. Because of this, paying over 3100+ per night (including breakfast) felt a bit expensive."
Square 8 Hakuba Retreat by Unplan
"Great place, super close to all the attractions!"
Hakuba Highland Hotel
"The breakfast room has a stunning view. The hotel is located on a cliff, offering clear views of the Japan Alps."
Hotel Hakuba Hifumi
"We stayed in this hotel twice for this trip. The room design is more traditional this time but as comfortable as the previous one. Highly recommended."
Marukin Ryokan
"I stayed in early October, and the hotel was sparsely populated. The staff was incredibly friendly, the breakfast was delicious and plentiful, and the onsen was excellent, with a window overlooking a small garden. The room was traditionally decorated, had everything you needed, and the futon was very comfortable. I was very happy with everything! If I come back to Huckabee, I'll definitely stay here!"
Sanzan Chalet
Hotel Goryukan
"The yoga classes held irregularly are the best. I've been going to Konami for over 10 years and have participated in yoga classes taught by various instructors, but in Ayako Bacon's yoga class, every movement is explained carefully, and at the end, my body feels refreshed and relaxed. If you have the chance, please try participating. The food, made with local vegetables, mushrooms, and wild plants, is also excellent. The hot springs are also great, allowing you to relax and soothe your fatigue."
Hakuba Pension & Log Hotel Meteor
"We stayed in the 7bedroom log cabin with our group of 14. Bedrooms were large and cozy with new bathrooms in each. The whole place has been renovated with a big kitchen and communal lounge with heaps of room for a large group. Great location with a 2 minute walk into town, close to restaurants, shuttle bus and convenience store. The Pensione next door who manage the log cabin looked after us so well and are super helpful dropping us to ski lifts, onsens and making reservations for us. Chika is an absolute legend and made our stay amazing. Would recommend this house to any large group and great for multiple families"
Hakuba Hotel Paipu No Kemuri
"not helpful staff. not sufficient knowledge to help me regarding re-charge Hakuba Valley lift pass. I am the first time to Hakuba for ski and I don't know the used (yesterday ) lift pass can be re-charged to re-use. The lady staff asked me to buy 2 new re-charge card which cost 100 yen per card (2* 100 )from their hotel and the male staff just told me to do input on-line payment re-charge. Because of payment via Visa on-line and our Visa card was blocked due to security password problem. We spent 20mins for the re-charge process at hotel lobby and got failed to re-charge our lift pass at the end. I request hotel to refund as we couldn't use the hotel re-charge card but the hotel staff rejected and instructed me to go direct to Gondola Station ticket counter ask for help. I told them we did ski just yesterday. If the lady staff teach me to use the old lift pass to re-charge, I can save 200 yen from the hotel re-charge card. Gondola Station staff explained to me that they couldn't do re-charge at counter, just sell new lift pass. At the end, I have 6 Hakuba Valley ski lift pass card on hand. Honesty speaking, not an advance ski site ! old system !"
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Hakuba Mahoroba
"Super new, modern, clean, well equipped and stocked apartment facing the Alps, and to top it off, the heated floors on the cold nights. The host was very kind, responsive, and accomodating. It's the best apartments we've stayed in Japan after extensive travels across the country. Will be back and highly recommended!"
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FAQ – Hotels in Hakuba
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What is the average price of a hotel in Hakuba this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Hakuba this weekend is £296 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £488 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Hakuba this weekend typically cost £519 per night.
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How much do hotels in Hakuba cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Hakuba during weekdays is £286 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £462 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Hakuba generally cost £498 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Hakuba?
Some of the best places to stay in Hakuba are near popular attractions like Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort and Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Hakuba near Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort?
Some of the top hotels in Hakuba near Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort include Hakuba Tokyu Hotel (from £96), Hakuba Hotel Paipu No Kemuri (from £42) and Marukin Ryokan (from £62), all offering easy access to Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Hakuba?
The most popular Hakuba hotels for your stay: Hotel Sierra Resort Hakuba (from £113), Hakuba Tokyu Hotel (from £96) and Hakuba sun valley Hotel (from £26) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Hakuba are pet friendly?
Farm&Camp Re:Hakuba allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Hakuba are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hakuba Mominoki Hotel (from £103), Hakuba Hotel Ougiya (from £64) and Garden Pension Obergurgl (from £38) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Hakuba have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Hotel Sierra Resort Hakuba (from £113), Hakuba Tokyu Hotel (from £96) and Courtyard by Marriott Hakuba (from £161) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Hakuba have swimming pools?
Hotel Sierra Resort Hakuba (from £113) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Hakuba offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel la Vigne Hakuba by Onko Chishin (from £293),Hotel la Neige (from £164) and Phoenix Chalets by Hhg (from £276) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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