Hotel Blancvert Nasu

As a mid-sized to small Hotel with relatively few guest rooms, it never gets unpleasantly crowded, so I can stay comfortably and I really like it. However, there are many families with children, and some people leave their kids unattended during meals, which was a bit troublesome. It doesn’t bother me elsewhere, but I do think a certain level of manners is necessary during meals. Even so, the Hotel is quiet and relaxing overall, and there are plenty of well-made dinosaur displays, so I like it a lot. I hope this Hotel continues for a long time—I’m rooting for you.By the way, this time the pool water seemed warmer than before—whether due to the setting or the season—and it wasn’t cold at all, so we could enjoy swimming comfortably without having to dash into the sauna.

We stayed with our children (ages 8 and 6). Our 6-year-old son is starting to move on from his dinosaur phase, so I wasn’t sure he would enjoy it, but both kids were thrilled from the moment we arrived at the Hotel entrance!The Onsen was great, the staff were wonderful, and the food was the best we’ve had among all the Accommodations we’ve stayed at so far (simple but delicious)!! We would definitely like to stay again.That said, one thing:It was far too cold inside the building (it was -5°C outside). There is no heating in the corridors, so we were freezing in yukata. Even after the Onsen, you get cold right away. I’m glad we brought warm pajamas for the kids.Also, we used the table tennis (for a fee), but you have to go through an outdoor passageway. Going outside in below-freezing temperatures in yukata was really cold. If you could let guests know in advance where it is located, they can bring a jacket—some consideration like that would be appreciated.The pool wasn’t available during our stay, but you held events instead and the kids loved them!This is truly a wonderful Hotel that offers more than its price suggests.