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We stayed as a couple. We had been interested after seeing it on the website and social media, and our stay exceeded expectations—especially the meal at LA VIGNE DINING FÛDO, which left a lasting impression. Being able to savor dining at the Hotel at a relaxed pace made for a truly satisfying experience. The Room and interior spaces were beautifully designed, and we found the scent throughout the property and in the bath amenities very soothing. The bright Room also had a kitchen, which made it feel more like staying in a vacation home than at a Hotel. It was such a wonderful stay that we’d love to return. Highly recommended.

The lobster was incredibly delicious—I was genuinely surprised. I treated myself a bit by staying here, and many guests seemed to be regulars; the overall atmosphere was wonderful. I also appreciated being able to request Shuttle Service from/to Hakuba Station. This may have been just me missing it, but I would have appreciated it even more if makeup remover had been available in the Room or in the private bath.

The view from the Room was amazing—we could see the ski jump. It was forecast to rain from that day, but we had a brief spell of sunshine, which made us feel refreshed. There was an Onsen and an open-air bath as well, and it was very soothing. The meals were a real treat for vegetarians. It was a very relaxing one-night stay, and the Room was clean, but it was a bit disappointing that there is a step up to reach the toilet; at night, it felt like something elderly guests could easily trip over. Other than that, it was a Hotel we were fully satisfied with.

This was a wonderful inn, just as the reviews said. Although the facilities are old, everything felt clean throughout, and it was very comfortable. The baths in particular were so good that they alone made me want to come back. The view of the Hakuba mountain range from the open-air bath was so soothing that I could have stayed there forever. Soaking in the indoor bath fed by natural hot spring water eased my fatigue, and I slept soundly through the night without waking even once. Breakfast and dinner were buffet-style with Japanese, Western, and Chinese options; not only did they cook beef steak and white shrimp tempura right in front of you, but there were also many dishes thoughtfully prepared using healthy local ingredients, which I really appreciated. I was also impressed by how quick-thinking and pleasant all of the hotel staff were. It’s a hotel I definitely want to visit again.

In conclusion, this Accommodation offered outstanding value for money! I had made separate one-night Reservations for different Rooms, but when availability opened up, I was able to stay in the same Room for two nights. I chose the Deluxe Japanese-style Room, and upgrading was definitely the right decision. The first thing I did after arriving was head straight to the Onsen. The water quality was incredible—silky and pleasantly smooth—and it genuinely felt like it left my skin refreshed. The washing area is spacious, and the indoor bath is more than large enough. The open-air bath is a bit smaller, but the water was so clean and soothing that it didn’t matter at all. I would happily come back just for this Onsen. The meals were also excellent. Although it’s a buffet, it wasn’t the typical “hotel buffet” with mass-produced dishes. Instead, each item felt carefully prepared. There aren’t countless options, but both the taste and quality were more than satisfying. I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay of two nights, and the initial plated dish (separate from the buffet) featured different ingredients on each day—both were delicious. Some buffet items also changed on day two, so I never felt bored even with dinner twice in a row. The wood-fired pizza was especially good—I ended up eating too much on both days. Honestly, if you ate this dinner every day you’d definitely gain weight (in a good way). It was nothing like an ordinary hotel buffet that simply reheats frozen food. Breakfast was just as good. The view from the Room was amazing as well, which made me even happier that I chose the Deluxe Japanese-style Room. By luck I was on the top floor (5th floor), with a full view of Happo-One Ski Resort—including the ski jump—so it felt fantastic. I honestly think this Accommodation has one of the best vantage points in the area in terms of seeing over the entire resort and how close it feels to the mountains. Switching to two nights in this Deluxe Japanese-style Room was absolutely worth it. If you’re unsure which side to choose, I highly recommend a ski-resort-facing Room. The Accommodation itself may be somewhat older, but there wasn’t a single place where it felt old (or dirty). If anything, it feels very clean throughout. Even my window had been thoroughly cleaned, so I could enjoy their proud ski-resort view through spotless glass. All staff members were kind and welcoming with genuine smiles, which made my stay even better. I would absolutely like to stay here again.

While Marriott Hotels are often associated with polished service, perhaps because this is not a large-scale Hotel, the hospitality here was friendly and warm, and every staff member we interacted with had a wonderful smile. I’m sorry for the trouble we caused when my son’s Switch wouldn’t connect to the Wi-Fi. They even contacted a service provider to get it connected, and my son was truly grateful. The Room also felt very Hakuba—woody and simple, but exactly my taste. The ReFa shower head in the bath and the amenities were excellent as well. The meals were also incredibly elaborate and detailed; I was especially moved by the appetizer inspired by Hakuba’s scenery. I often can’t finish a full course meal, but this time I was able to enjoy every last bite. In winter, it seems we’ll be able to see a completely different landscape in many ways, so this is an Accommodation I’d love to revisit during ski season.

Most of the staff are foreigners. The front desk staff speak fluent Japanese, but English is the main language at the adjacent café and restaurant. There wasn’t even a Japanese menu. I think completing online check-in in advance makes things smoother. The service was always friendly with smiles, so I had a comfortable stay. I booked a plan with dinner, and then suddenly received an email from a restaurant reservation site called TableCheck to confirm my dinner Reservation, which surprised me. When I called the Hotel, they said it was fine as it was for the Hotel dinner plan. I didn’t expect it to be a sushi restaurant, so it was a pleasant surprise. The food was excellent. The Room was lovely too, but if you’re expecting a traditional Japanese-style Onsen, you might be disappointed—there’s no open-air bath. It seems most guests are also foreigners, so it felt like being abroad in a good way.

The exterior, interior, amenities, and shower pressure were all excellent! The only disappointment was the sauna, which I was most looking forward to—I couldn’t get it to work properly (or didn’t know how) and gave up. An unusually large amount of smoke came out and it felt dangerous, so I turned it off right away. It seemed usable about 1.5 hours after turning it on, but I wasn’t sure whether it would have been okay to just leave it despite the smoke. Also, it would have been perfect if check-in were a bit earlier and check-out a bit later—I honestly wanted to stay longer. Overall, I will definitely come back again!

Dinner was outstanding from appetizers to dessert, both in presentation and flavor. The herb-roasted chicken main was so delicious I could have eaten several servings. It was also great that the portions of pizza and pasta could be adjusted depending on how hungry we were. The bath was spacious as well, and it helped us relax after a long drive. We also appreciated having items like clothespins and extension cords available in the hallway for guests to use freely. The homemade jam at breakfast was delicious too—I ended up eating too much bread. We’d love to visit again during the snowy season.

When I checked in at the front desk, we spoke about a few things. They answered politely, and I was also told that I could leave without stopping by the front desk when checking out. As for the Room amenities, the air conditioner was new and worked well even in summer. The bathroom was a standard unit bath (so I rated it 3), but it was clean. Shampoo and other toiletries were provided, and we could also have a campfire or barbecue right in front of the cottage—mission accomplished! There were no seasonings, but there were plates, a microwave, a toaster oven, and a refrigerator, so there were no issues for everyday use. I was surprised that it’s actually located in town.

Although it was slightly chilly in the mornings and evenings, it was a hot day even in mid-October in Hakuba. The building was old, but it was well-cleaned. However, there were about 5 to 6 stink bugs in the Room, and we dealt with them each time. According to the guidebook in the Room, we peacefully resolved the issue (lol) by letting them out of the Room. The meals, both lava-grilled and sukiyaki, were delicious. And the ice-cold draft beer was the best. This time, I stayed with a slight leg injury, but it was a bit difficult as there was no handrail to go up to the second floor. If there were handrails or if it were possible to sleep on the first floor, it might provide peace of mind for elderly guests.

Although I was a little confused at first because it was my first time using self check-in, both check-in and check-out were easy with no waiting time.\nThe Facility was clean and very well maintained, so I had a comfortable stay.\nI would like to stay again.

More and more Accommodations that welcome dogs have been appearing in recent years, and I stay at various private rental homes around Japan a few times a year. Among them, JADE GROUP’s Accommodation is outstanding in every way (this was my third stay including other JADE properties). The stylish exterior, interior design, and furnishings; the more-than-generous space and openness; and the spacious bathroom were all clean and made for a very comfortable bath time. I loved the overall simple yet luxurious atmosphere. The kitchen appliances were fully equipped, and having a Dyson vacuum cleaner plus a washer-dryer permanently installed was extremely helpful for someone like me who is a bit particular about cleanliness. With such excellent Facilities, I did wish there were at least basic amenities provided as well. From the large living-room windows, you can enjoy views of mountains and rural scenery. In this quiet setting with complete privacy from others, we were able to relax at our own pace—and it still didn’t feel like enough time—so if possible, I recommend a Multiple Night Stay.

A very warm family-run accommodation! The host, his wife, and their children were very friendly and approachable, leaving a great impression. Additionally, the bread baked by the wife was exceptional, making for a wonderfully tasteful breakfast. It was such a pleasant accommodation that I would love to stay here again if given the chance. Thank you!

The building has a vintage charm, with creaking hallways and stairs adding to its character. The room is a simple and calming Japanese-style room. Facilities and amenities are comparable to those of a Business Hotel. There are shared toilets on each floor, kept very clean, and the washbasins are spacious and convenient to use. The bath is newly renovated and can accommodate about five people at once, though the water pressure in the shower was slightly weak. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, with dinner being particularly impressive due to its variety and generous portions. The hotel is managed solely by the owner couple, who handle everything themselves. It must be challenging during busy seasons—please take care of yourselves! I look forward to staying here again someday.

I stayed here again after a year to join an offline meeting, as I couldn't forget the dinner and breakfast from my previous stay. The meals are truly focused on local ingredients and handmade dishes, and they were absolutely delicious. Although I had an early check-out, they kindly accommodated an earlier breakfast time, which was very helpful.

The hotel feels a bit dated, but the staff are wonderful. They kindly offered a free shuttle service to and from the station. We enjoyed the view of the ski jump, as well as the onsen and complimentary massage chairs. It’s also very close to the cable car and has convenient vending machines for drinks.

It was very helpful that the property was so close to the starting point! Being able to use the parking lot until the race ended was a huge help. Breakfast was delicious. Thank you for your hospitality.

I was looking for an Accommodation for a touring trip during the summer holidays, but there were hardly any vacancies. By chance, I found Pension Risu no Koya and stayed for three nights. It had a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, and above all, the meals were outstanding. They were served like a course meal, and every dish was delicious. Most of all, the owners are wonderful people. There are a few minor inconveniences with amenities and such, but their attentive hospitality is truly relaxing. If I go to Hakuba again, I will definitely stay here again. Overall, it is a reasonably priced Accommodation. I hope many more people get to know about it.

My sister and I planned a SUP trip at Lake Aoki, and this Hotel is where we ended up. It was absolutely the right choice! We’re already talking about coming back in ski season. The Room was spacious, with a view of Lake Aoki from the window. The bathroom and other water facilities were clean and pleasant, and we had a very comfortable stay. Both dinner and breakfast, carefully prepared with local ingredients, were high quality—wonderful in both taste and atmosphere. The staff were full of hospitality and kindly helped us with our questions. In addition to the Shuttle Service from the station, they also provided Shuttle Service to the SUP meeting point, which was incredibly helpful. Thank you very much for all your support during our stay.