Hot Spring Hotels in Hakuba

I absolutely love this hotel. I'd definitely stay there again. The room was clean, comfortable, and spacious. The onsen was excellent. A few days here in the winter would be a real treat.

Breakfast, dinner, and lodging are all Japanese set meals and lodgings. Hakuba Bafang Hot Spring is unbeatable. After soaking, the skin is slippery. Even the caudal vertebra from the previous veneer injury and fracture does not hurt after the bath. It is amazing. . I like the tea set and the furnishings very much. The bed has been made after dinner, which is very heartwarming; there are pick-ups and small gifts when I leave, which is very considerate. I regret not buying more authentic biscuits and seaweed fragrant pine. I don't know if I can order by mail and get home by EMS.

Great boutique hotel right beside Happo Bus Terminal. Newly renovated/built with beautiful decor & rooms. There was a sakura tree just outside our window & alps view out another window. Lawsons & a public bath just across the road + shuttle bus service to both Goryo & Happo resorts. It was pretty empty as it was Spring but the views in the area was still breathtaking. Highly recommended for Golden Week travels!

The interior of the homestay is fragrant, the homestay is well maintained, the Japanese breakfast is delicious with Western style, and the sound of the collision next door will still be heard, but some restaurants will also hear the sound of the next door, we are acceptable.

The location is a bit out of the way, but it's actually very close to Hakuba Station, less than a 2-minute drive. If you're driving, it's no problem. The parking lot is also quite large for Hakuba, so you don't need to worry about finding a spot when you get back. I've stayed at many hotels in Hakuba, and even with parking lots, they're often full. For independent travelers, it's a bit more inconvenient; you need to take the hotel shuttle bus to get there easily. The hotel staff are very friendly, and the rooms are very clean and well-equipped, especially the bathroom, which was spotless and brand new – fantastic! There was already a pitcher of ice water in the refrigerator upon check-in, which was incredibly refreshing in the summer heat! If you don't have to have your room cleaned daily, you can get a ¥1000 coupon, which can be used for shopping at the hotel!

Overall a good stay. For some reason this time round the breakfast was the same for our entire one week stay. A little bit more variety will be good.

The room is not small for Japan, it is clean and the view outside the window is beautiful. The service is friendly and there is a semi-open-air private hot spring. Although there is no scenery, it is still very comfortable to take a bath after skiing. The restaurant and bar are both very nice. I met the owner and had a pleasant half-day, half-English chat with him. The owner also treated me to many drinks. The only downside is that there is no elevator, which makes it a little troublesome to move luggage. If you want to eat at the restaurant, remember to make a reservation one day in advance.

Going skiing in December The Wulong Pavilion is a good choice. It is very close to the Happo ski resort. If the rental equipment staff will pick you up and pick up the cable car station in the morning, the hotel will also have a special car to pick up the service. The days of heavy snowfall are really good. On the ground floor of the hotel, each room has a box for storing ski equipment. It is also very convenient, and there is also a laundry dryer. The hot spring feels slightly ordinary, but there are also outdoor soups, and the water temperature is not hot enough. The basic varieties of breakfast are available, and dinner is average. Overall, it is a good choice to go skiing for a few days.

Family hotel, the hotel is very simple, the transportation is very convenient, the room is cold and hot, and it is impossible to take a shower. But the hotel's own hot spring is great and the breakfast is delicious. The boss is family-friendly. But the 1600 New Year's Eve can't be said to be cost-effective