Nozawa Onsen·8.2
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Snowfox Nozawa, nestled in Nozawa Onsen, offers family rooms with mountain views, tatami floors, and balconies. The on‑site restaurant serves breakfast ranging from American to Asian, featuring local specialties. Ski‑to‑door access, a bar, hot tub, and free parking enhance convenience. Its proximity to Matsumoto Airport and diverse outdoor activities make it a standout choice.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The staff’s professionalism shines even with a language barrier, and the place stays clean. It’s run by a single person who handles the front desk, cleaning, rentals, and shuttle service—impressive, especially in low season. The downside is we can’t bathe whenever we want; I’m okay with public onsen, but sometimes I’m too tired and just want a quick shower at the hotel.
Arie·Há 7 meses
We brought our 7‑year‑old and a baby, and the staff were incredibly helpful throughout our stay.
Laura·Há 8 meses
The breakfast suits those who enjoy a Japanese-style spread, but there are no options to customize—it’s served on a set menu to every room. It varies day to day, but for us who prefer a more continental breakfast, it would have been nice to skip some items; it felt a bit tedious to eat everything.
Lemonia·Há 8 meses
The staff and accommodation were lovely, and the location was exceptional, though the shower times were a bit inconvenient.
Sam·Há 8 meses
The Snowfox is a snug ski hostel where the owner is incredibly attentive, always thinking about your comfort. Walking up the hill to the Karasawa lift takes just two minutes, and you’ll find no long ticket lines, so you can jump straight into a ski day. From the hostel’s windows you can actually see people boarding the lift. Breakfasts were both tasty and filling, blending Western and Japanese dishes that kept the kids satisfied. The hostel itself is clean and well maintained. We stayed in the large family suite, which accommodated two adults and two children comfortably. The village is only a fifteen‑minute walk from the hostel, making shopping and dining out a breeze. We loved the mountain and valley views and even spotted a few foxes one morning. The owner was always ready to help; he arranged for our ski bags to be sent to the airport via Ta‑Q‑Bin (Black Cat Courier). The only downside was the limited hours for shower and bath access, which didn’t bother us because the men showered after skiing and the women after dinner. If the hostel’s hours don’t suit you, there’s a public onsen five minutes away that stays open until 11 pm.
Chantelle·Há 8 meses