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5 out of 5

We were welcomed warmly by the lovely hosts (good English speakers too which helped), even being allowed into our rooms (we just expected luggage drop) a few hours before check-in. Delicious Japanese and western breakfasts, clean and relaxing onsens. Location perfect, right next to slopes (handy in Spring when no snow in village but still a snowy outlook onto slopes), ski lifts (can buy lift tickets here) and shuttle to other ski lifts and ski school. Quick walk down to village for restaurants, shops and onsens. Uphill walk home was quick (the quicker the better to warm us up!). Rooms were traditional Japanese so only table and cushions and futons (a little thin, but there were ample doonas and cushions to pad up) on tatami mats which was a good traditional experience and we weren't hanging around in the room much (too much skiing, eating, shopping and bathing to do!). Next door to ski hire shop with discount for hotel guests. Craft beer bar and restaurants nearby. Would definitely stay here again. Hopefully return to Nozawa Onsen again very soon!…We were welcomed warmly by the lovely hosts (good English speakers too which helped), even being allowed into our rooms (we just expected luggage drop) a few hours before check-in. Delicious Japanese and western breakfasts, clean and relaxing onsens. Location perfect, right next to slopes (handy in Spring when no snow in village but still a snowy outlook onto slopes), ski lifts (can buy lift tickets here) and shuttle to other ski lifts and ski school. Quick walk down to village for restaurants, shops and onsens. Uphill walk home was quick (the quicker the better to warm us up!). Rooms were traditional Japanese so only table and cushions and futons (a little thin, but there were ample doonas and cushions to pad up) on tatami mats which was a good traditional experience and we weren't hanging around in the room much (too much skiing, eating, shopping and bathing to do!). Next door to ski hire shop with discount for hotel guests. Craft beer bar and restaurants nearby. Would definitely stay here again. Hopefully return to Nozawa Onsen again very soon!

A verified traveler from Noosa, au stayed at Ryokan Kawahiro

Posted 7 months ago

Ryokan Kawahiro

The place to stay at Nozawaonsen …

5 out of 5

The owners go above and beyond to make your stay enjoyable. On my first night, I was struggling finding a place for dinner. The owner went out in the rain to take me to a restaurant and ensure I will be well taken care of. They speak English and French. The breakfast is delicious. Also, they offer a discount for rental and ski lift tickets. I will go back in a heartbeat! …

A verified traveler stayed at Haus St.Anton

Posted 8 months ago

Haus St.Anton

Will book elsewhere next time…

3 out of 5

Well located hotel located near several onsens and close to the main street. Not too far from the moving sidewalk to the lifts (although there is an unavoidable very steep hill). We booked a room with a private bathroom. The room was clean and of a decent size. Main downssides were the significant premium we paid over other hotels, which we in retrospect have trouble believing was justified, and the very poor western breakfast options. Breakfast was comprised of mostly Japanese options (fair enough), but a bit more could be done to improve the western options e.g. scrambled eggs could be hot but were instead cold, bread consisted of very fluffy white buns (not filling at all), and only other options were runny yogurt and a bit of fruit. Not enough if you plan a morning on the slopes.…Well located hotel located near several onsens and close to the main street. Not too far from the moving sidewalk to the lifts (although there is an unavoidable very steep hill). We booked a room with a private bathroom. The room was clean and of a decent size. Main downssides were the significant premium we paid over other hotels, which we in retrospect have trouble believing was justified, and the very poor western breakfast options. Breakfast was comprised of mostly Japanese options (fair enough), but a bit more could be done to improve the western options e.g. scrambled eggs could be hot but were instead cold, bread consisted of very fluffy white buns (not filling at all), and only other options were runny yogurt and a bit of fruit. Not enough if you plan a morning on the slopes.

A verified traveler from Sydney stayed at Asahiya Ryokan

Posted over a year ago

Asahiya Ryokan

Great Stay…

4 out of 5

It is a truly great location you are literally across the road from the gondola that takes you all the way to the top of Uoentaria (almost the top of the mountain) you can also take the snow mobile (which stops very close) to the bottom of the hikage area (where the ski lessons are held etc) However you are a bit of a walk from the main part of town and it is mainly uphill to get back to the accomodation, so it's a bit of a hassle for dinner after a long day skiing (but its nothing if you're a keen walker and a pretty walk). So you just have to weigh up would you prefer to be closer to food or skiing area? Be warned there are no showers here only two onsens (separated by gender) so if you're not keen on communal bathing just be aware that this is the case, but then again the village - Nozawa Onsen - is aptly named and is famed as an onsens location, so when in Rome! The room is much larger than what we got in other places for a similar price - the main living area (that can also be converted to sleeping area for families) has tatami mats, floor seating and a low table, while the actual sleeping area is mattresses on a loft accessible by a metal ladder on the wall. The Japanese couple who own the place were fantastic, very lovely and incredibly helpful - booked both a tour to see the snow monkeys and a taxi back to Iiyama Station for us! Breakfast is expensive (1000yen) compared to what you get in other places but you can't beat the convenience!…It is a truly great location you are literally across the road from the gondola that takes you all the way to the top of Uoentaria (almost the top of the mountain) you can also take the snow mobile (which stops very close) to the bottom of the hikage area (where the ski lessons are held etc) However you are a bit of a walk from the main part of town and it is mainly uphill to get back to the accomodation, so it's a bit of a hassle for dinner after a long day skiing (but its nothing if you're a keen walker and a pretty walk). So you just have to weigh up would you prefer to be closer to food or skiing area? Be warned there are no showers here only two onsens (separated by gender) so if you're not keen on communal bathing just be aware that this is the case, but then again the village - Nozawa Onsen - is aptly named and is famed as an onsens location, so when in Rome! The room is much larger than what we got in other places for a similar price - the main living area (that can also be converted to sleeping area for families) has tatami mats, floor seating and a low table, while the actual sleeping area is mattresses on a loft accessible by a metal ladder on the wall. The Japanese couple who own the place were fantastic, very lovely and incredibly helpful - booked both a tour to see the snow monkeys and a taxi back to Iiyama Station for us! Breakfast is expensive (1000yen) compared to what you get in other places but you can't beat the convenience!

A verified traveler stayed at Lodge Nakajima

Posted 11 months ago

Lodge Nakajima

Expedia Verified Review…

3 out of 5

布団をひいてくれなかった。飲み物とかの自動販売機の場所が分かりにくい。共同風呂、トイレでこの料金は高い。…

A verified traveler stayed at SUNRISE-MEIJIYA

Posted 2 months ago

SUNRISE-MEIJIYA

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