February | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on customer reviews!

I'd like to introduce a rather interesting hotel. Tajimakan is located in Hida Onsen, and you will be greeted by a muscular young owner. The Honokidaira Ski Resort is about 30 minutes away by car or bus. Hirayu Onsen Ski Resort is also about 10 minutes away by car or 20 minutes by bus. Tajimakan offers hot springs that draw from two different sources. They are particular about their health, such as controlling the quality of the hot springs and using an original blend of miso that is served with meals, and they even have something called a "muscle drink"! This is a recommended inn for those who want to do a lot of skiing.

I was impressed with the attention to detail at this hotel. From the open-air observation bath, Mt. Fuji spreads out before your eyes, which was very pleasant. There are plastic bags for wet towels in the changing room of the large public bath, and you can put your used bath towels in the laundry basket so you can use a new one every time. There is also free tea at the entrance to the bath, so you can relax after your bath.

There is a ski resort behind the hotel. The hotel is barrier-free and child-Breathtaking view. The bath is an open-air bath with a spectacular view of the mountains. Meals are Buffet of Shinshu country cuisine. The rooms are Japanese and Western room style and you can sleep in a bed or a futon. There was a discount for children, so we were able to stay very cheaply. We were able to ski with the money we saved, so it was a good deal.

The hotel is conveniently located about a 10-minute drive from the Takasu Snow Park ski resort. This is a recommended inn for those who want to enjoy hot springs on a ski trip. Two meals are included, and there is a wide variety of rich dishes such as Hida beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）and grilled Spanish mackerel with Japanese pepper, making it a luxurious stay. The hot spring has a beautiful large bath, and you can relax and soak in the refreshing water, enjoying nature and healing.

It is also famous as Takeda Shingen's secret hot spring, and you can feel plenty of negative ions while bathing while looking out over the valley. The large tatami-floored bath is open 24 hours a day, so you can bathe without hesitation even at night, making it perfect for those who want to relax. Enjoy seasonal dishes prepared in a genre-transcending arrangement, with Tateshina beef Chaliapin steak as the main dish.

Located on a hill, all rooms offer views of the Northern Alps and Matsumoto city. The hotel is spacious, and there is a foot bath in the garden on reception desk floor from which you can enjoy a magnificent view. The bathroom is spacious, and the ladies' changing room is very well equipped. There is an open-air bath and a jacuzzi, and the price of the accommodation is reasonable.

The hotel is located a 3-minute walk from Horohirabashi Station, 2nd ward from Susukino, between a park and a river, so it is surrounded by nature and is quiet. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Breakfast is served Buffet style, with 70 types of healthy foods, and is very satisfying.

You can see Lake Kawaguchi, and if the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji right in front of you. There is a private open-air bath, from which you can see Mt. Fuji covered in winter makeup! It's a small inn, but you can relax there!

Apparently the president himself once collected stones to create a garden, which he then turned into an open-air bath. The luxurious yet calming atmosphere is very relaxing. There is also a beautiful Japanese garden inside Ryokan (Japanese inn). It is close to the city center, and the history and hospitality are very satisfying. It has been a long time since I last stayed here, but I would definitely like to come back with my family.

The Honokidaira Ski Resort is about 20km away, and it's about 40 minutes by car, or about an hour by bus, so it's not that far. It's a beautiful hotel that has been in business for over 50 years, and is representative of Takayama. The mountain views from the rooms are great, and the hotel boasts an open-air garden bath. The locally produced regional cuisine, especially the dishes using Hida beef, are the best in the world.

If you are in Yamanashi Prefecture, you should choose a hotel with a view of Mt. Fuji, a World Heritage Site, as the snow-capped scenery is beautiful. This hotel offers a beautiful view of the snow-capped Mt. Fuji and the lake, so I recommend it. The hot springs include an open-air bath, an indoor bath, and a private bath, all with great views.

It's in a building in front of Kurashiki Station. The rooms on the upper floors are not noisy and there is no noise from cars or other things. The rooms are larger than those in business hotels and are relaxing. I think the food is also quite delicious. It's great that you can go there without getting wet even if it rains in front of the station.

This hotel does not have an indoor bath, only a covered open-air bath, but the view from the open-air bath is spectacular. It gets quite cold at this time of year, so your face will get quite cold, but you can take a relaxing bath while looking at the beautiful view. I went with a friend and we stayed in for two hours. The food is Buffet, but the roast beef that the chef cuts and plates in front of you is excellent.

Sasai Hotel has a large public bath and an open-air bath, and you can enjoy moor hot springs in various baths such as a cypress bath and a tub bath. Buffet plan included food made with lots of local ingredients for both breakfast and dinner. There was a wide variety of Japanese, Western and Chinese cuisine, so everyone could enjoy it. The staff at Buffet venue were all very friendly and made sure you could enjoy your meal in comfort.

It's conveniently located near Sapporo Station and the main street. The price is reasonable for that. It's a hotel operated by the Shigaku Kyosai, so it's a very reasonable deal. The Snow Festival is crowded everywhere, so we recommend making reservations early. Recently, many tourists have been planning their last day before the festival, or coming on the last day of the festival and getting up early the next morning to watch the snow sculptures being taken down. This will also save you money.

I think you can get a good deal by using the Richmond Hotel Sapporo Odori's simple room-only plan for three people. The reason I recommend this hotel is that the hotel is sophisticated and clean, and the staff are very friendly. Odori Park, where the Snow Festival is held, is also nearby!

This hotel is located in the Tanukikoji shopping arcade, and is about a 10-minute walk from Susukino and Odori Park, the venue for the Snow Festival. It's not only cheap, but it's also a clean hotel with a large public bath. Breakfast is also popular. When I stayed there, it was about 6,000 yen per person. However, during the Snow Festival, all hotels will charge a premium. It's best to make reservations early, as it's too late to do so a month in advance!

Many of the facilities run by local producers are relatively old, but this one is in a class of its own. The hotel is not only beautiful, but also luxurious and relaxing, and I was able to stay in a single room for around 6,000 yen. The Snow Festival venue is also quite close, about 15 minutes by train or 25 minutes on foot.

It is a cheap and hidden gem hotel, but you can get there by subway from the center of Sapporo. It is not far from the Odori venue where the Snow Festival is held, about 30 minutes by train. The hotel also has a large public bath, so you can relax after your trip. Breakfast Buffet with about 40 types of Japanese and Western food, and they are all delicious.