★★★·Hakuba·8.5
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ou é só digitar: “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Chateau Lausanne in Hakuba features recently renovated rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, garden views, work desks, free toiletries and flat‑screen TVs. Guests benefit from free Wi‑Fi, on‑site private parking, a garden lounge, games room, outdoor seating and barbecue facilities. The hotel offers shuttle service, daily housekeeping, luggage and ski storage, and streaming entertainment, with skiing just minutes away and a 66 km drive to Matsumoto Airport.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The hosts were friendly and offered shuttle service to and from the accommodation. They waited for us to pick up ski gear, served a great breakfast, and the room was nice with complimentary tea and coffee. The spot was convenient, right near the start of the shuttle bus route to the ski area.
Penny·Há 9 meses
The room was neat, simply furnished, and the bed was comfortable. The temperature was warm during our winter stay. The location was great, within walking distance to the shuttle buses that take you to the slopes, and the room was dry for storing snow gear. Breakfast was tasty every morning, and free hot chocolate was available anytime in the upstairs sitting room. Rob and Yoshi were excellent hosts; Rob picked us up from the train station and dropped us off at the end of our stay.
Sarah·Há 9 meses
Walking into town was easy, and the bus stop was nearby. The owners were lovely and always ready to help.
Daniel·Há 10 meses
Yoshi and Rob were very friendly and helpful, picking us up and dropping us off at the station. The room was basic but functional and clean. The location was close to the shuttle bus for the mountains, though a bit of a walk to the main street/food hub. Breakfast was good and cooked fresh.
Emily·Há 10 meses
The staff were very friendly and helped us recover from fatigue. The breakfast was delicious. The hot water took a while to come out; after leaving it on for a while, hot water finally appeared.
Maki·Há um ano