รีวิวและความประทับใจจากผู้เข้าพักที่ Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO

It’s a nice Hotel.

Overall, it is a good Hotel. What I especially liked was that there are hooks for hanging bath towels—most Hotels don’t have anywhere to hang them. It was also nice to have both a luggage stand and an additional fold-out rack. The bathroom has glass walls, which may be a Western-style design. You can lower the blind so it isn’t visible, but I didn’t really understand the point. The sink area is also too open, so you need to be careful about splashing water. It’s good that the toilet is separate. Many recent Hotels in Niseko use a Western-style layout where the sink, toilet, and bath are all in one space; when someone is using the toilet, you can’t even wash your hands. Is it common overseas to use the bath or sink while someone else is on the toilet? I find that kind of setup very unpleasant, so I was glad this Hotel has a separate toilet. The other Facilities were good. The Onsen uses a circulation system, so there was a slight smell of disinfectant. The lockers do not have keys—there’s only an “In Use” sign like you’d see in a meeting room and an undressing basket—so in a changing room used by many international guests, I think key-operated lockers are necessary to prevent problems. Since most guests seemed to be from Greater China, it was unpleasant to see some people bringing smartphones into the Onsen area; using multiple towels even though signs say “one towel”; or using hair dryers inappropriately as if they were at home rather than in a Hotel. The restaurant was also crowded. Although the food items are arranged in one line, because traffic flow isn’t clearly defined there were some issues such as cutting in with companions and people reaching from both directions. The parking lot is hard to find. The entrance facing the ski resort is actually a back entrance; the main entrance and official parking lot are on the other side of the building. I felt that both the layout and signage/guidance could be improved.