Nozawa Onsen BASECAMP

The place was spacious for a stay in Japan.

Vanessa·6 maanden geleden

“仲間とワイワイ楽しめました”

The kitchen and other facilities were very well equipped. The room was clean and comfortable. The only issue was that the ski boot in the drying room was hard to put on; if it were secured with a nail or something to keep it from tipping, it would be fine.

Maruyama·7 maanden geleden

“Our stay was convenient, cosy and well appointed.”

A very comfortable two‑bedroom apartment that looks newly renovated. The location is great for walking to the village and the ski lift. When I asked about a transfer from the bus terminal, the hosts said most people just walk. That walk was tough with a young child, 80 kg of luggage, and rain. I’d definitely suggest arranging an Uber or moving your bags earlier to avoid the hill.

James·7 maanden geleden

“快適でした”

The kitchen and tableware were easy to use and clean. The price could have been lower for it to be even better.

Jun·8 maanden geleden

“It seemed as though the owner wanted to maximise profit instead of providing for guests.”

It was warm—probably the best thing I could say about this place. It looked good on the site, but reality was different. Where do I start? We never saw our hosts at all. Every sign seemed to list our duties instead of making us feel valued. The property isn’t designed for skiers: floors and stairs are slippery and dangerous with ski boots, there are no handrails, and there’s no alternative way to reach the drying room. The drying room lacks space for skis, enough room to dry clothes and gloves, and seating for putting on boots. In the apartment, there’s no outdoor seating to take off or don shoes, no slippers provided, yet we’re not allowed to wear shoes inside. There are no armchairs or sofa, no living room, no TV, and no view from any window—had to go outside to see the weather.

Clare·8 maanden geleden