Hotels with Breakfast in Yuzawa

A truly enjoyable stay with beautiful views and a wonderful atmosphere I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The view from the room was amazing, and the Japanese-style room added a special touch that made the experience feel authentic and relaxing. I also loved the library and the overall cultural atmosphere of the hotel -- it created a calm and inspiring environment. The movie experience offered by the hotel was a great addition and made the stay even more memorable. Breakfast was also excellent: very nice, beautifully presented, and delicious. Overall, it was delightful stay, and I would love to come back again.

The owners were extremely accommodating. Their stated transport service from the homestay to the ski resort was 8am - 10am and 4pm - 5pm but because it was not very busy, the owners offered to drive us at 11am. They also sold tickets that were discounted and brought us to rent ski equipment for about half price of the hotel’s. The room is also spacious but modest. The owners speak mandarin as well so it was nice to have someone translate for us at the rental shop. This is a very good budget friendly option.

The room was spacious, which was great for staying with kids. There's a small ski resort right behind the hotel, perfect for beginners. If you're heading to Yuzawa Nakazato Ski Resort, it's a bit of a walk. The shuttle bus is quite convenient, running between Yuzawa Station and the hotel, taking about 15 minutes, with a stop at Iwahara Ski Resort. Dining options are limited; the buffet was just okay, but the à la carte options were decent, though reservations are required for both. Lunch options were very sparse. A downside is that there's no free luggage storage. So, if you arrive early or leave late, you'll need to figure out what to do with your bags.

1.是一間有年代感的旅館，進到旅館裡面要換室內拖鞋，自己的鞋子須拿到左邊的置鞋櫃放，無鑰匙，櫃檯的兩位服務人員態度極佳，女性人員英語能力較好，但年紀也是蠻大的了，辛苦他們！ 2.有越後湯澤車站到旅館的來回接送車，在車站的東口9號站牌位置，到達車站後，請至札口斜對面的雪具行，進去之後再往左邊方向往前，有一個服務櫃台，請把飯店傳給你的訊息（有出現湯澤電氣旅館的字樣就可），跟服務人員說要預約接駁車（說Reserve shuttle bus就可以），他們會給你填單子，寫個名字跟人數而已，然後他們會幫忙打電話給旅館告知，會再跟你說幾點會到，然後在車站哪裡等（會有地圖），也會跟你說是什麼顏色的車子來（當天是綠色的）；退房當天再跟旅館櫃檯預約說要搭幾點的車回車站，接送時刻表都放在櫃檯給旅客看，可以滑完雪回來的時候再講，目前最晚的班次是18:10，過了就要請旅館幫你叫計程車了，或是到附近的「岩原滑雪場前站」搭電車到越後湯澤站！ 3.旅館到岩原滑雪場也會有接駁車（會坐到滑雪場中腹），可以在滑雪的前一晚跟旅館櫃檯講一下，最早班次是08:40，最晚是11:40，從滑雪場回來從13:00開始每個小時一班，最晚是17:00回來旅館，當天如果有坐接駁車去岩原滑雪場的話，司機會問你下午想坐幾點的車回來，他會統計人數位置夠不夠，如果時間上來不及，中腹有公車可以坐下來到山麓，山麓走到到旅館路程不會太遠！ 4.旅館可以租借滑雪服裝跟裝備，價格是比滑雪場便宜的，但還是建議服裝自己自行攜帶，因為當天租借服裝口袋內有發現前一位客人遺留的垃圾跟雪票，很明顯應該來不及洗就掛上去，而且服務樣式、大小選擇性有限，早到是可以早選，從頭到腳所需都有租借（除了貼身的護具沒有之外）服裝跟頭盔可以前一晚租借，滑雪板跟滑雪鞋要當天才能租（早上8點後，要去地下一樓，但還是要先跟櫃檯講）；另櫃檯有販售附近雪場的雪票，有折扣，有需要的人可以給櫃檯買，是雪票兌換券，到雪場的時候在跟售票處換票就好！ 5.旅館有提供晚餐餐盒跟早餐自助吧，都是要自費，在櫃台前看得到資訊，不想買的話，旅館走出去右轉大概3分鐘路程就有一間超商Lawson，建議早點到旅館早點去超商買東西的，因為熟食跟飯糰三明治類的容易被拿光；旅館一樓有微波爐兩台可以使用，在櫃台左方的一個小隔間！ 6.當日住的是和式房間，很有氛圍感，裡面有浴室跟獨立廁所間，也有冰箱，但沒提供飲用水，床鋪要自己鋪，寢具都放在櫥櫃裡面，房間桌上有一本旅館的說明書，裡面會教你怎麼鋪！ 7.有公共澡堂，是一個大池子（開放到凌晨2點），有戶外的一個小池可以泡（只開放到晚上11點），澡堂就在櫃台同一層樓右手邊進去（有告示），澡堂裡面有提供沐浴乳、洗髮乳及吹風機，但毛巾或浴巾要自己從房裡面帶過去，而且東西只是放在一個籃子裡面，沒有上鎖的置物櫃，所以不要帶貴重物品去澡堂！ 8.旅館樓層表示較怪，2樓就是大廳1樓處，所以房號如果是201的話，其實就是在1樓而已，房號301就是在旅館的2樓了，以此類推！ 9.退房的時候還是可以寄放行李，跟櫃臺說聲就好，他們會指定一個大廳位置給你放，當天記得取回就是！ 10.整體來說，這間旅館適合要去岩原滑雪場滑雪的人住，因為滑雪場離這裡真的很近，惟附近真的沒有什麼店家可以用餐（但附近有一間超商，還有加油站可以加油），櫃臺服務人員態度很好，旅館設施較老舊，但不影響住宿，有電梯，也有wifi，一樓有販賣機，也有接駁車接送，不要求旅館要住多高級跟現代化的人，可以來體驗一下日式旅館的氛圍，而且房價也不會太高！

Such a cozy place! Free laundry and hot drinks were much appreciated. There is a fireplace in the common area and a storage room for ski/snowboard equipment. I topped up for the meal plan and the food was great, but the cooking amenities are sufficient for those who wish to bring ingredients and cook their own food. Only thing was that the mattress was a little thin, but I only stayed 2 nights so it wasn't really a big issue to me.

The guesthouse's location is incredibly convenient. In the mornings, you can enjoy a stroll in the nearby Takizawa Park and see the dam and waterfall. The guesthouse staff are very friendly, and the Japanese breakfast is fresh and delicious, offering slight variations each day, which truly shows their dedication to providing a great experience. Guests can also access the hot springs 24/7 for their convenience.

The location was very good, and it was quiet on the opposite side of the bustling area, so the only sounds were the river and rain. It was nice. However, the room was not bad, but the walls were thin, so you could hear all the conversations of other guests. Unfortunately, I was with a group of noisy guests late at night and early in the morning, so I had a hard time falling asleep, and even when I did, I was woken up, which was a pain. The room itself was small, but it was clean and enough for a night's sleep. The bathroom was much smaller than it looked in the photos, and it felt cramped for two people. The towels at the foot of the bathroom were damp, so I wish they could be replaced or made of a material that drains water well. It seems that they no longer offer breakfast service, but they had free water, coffee, and tea, which was very helpful. Comfort depends on the guests you stay with, but overall it was a comfortable hotel.

The Japanese-style house also has a small living room, which has no curtains and no elevator. It's okay since it's on the second floor, especially since I had a small suitcase. There's also a hot spring bath; you can't shower inside the room, you can only use the hot spring. But that's just right. It's nice to force myself to soak in the hot spring every day. The hotel is 500 meters away, and there's a small waterfall that looks like a reservoir. The park is beautifully landscaped. I really hope to stay here again.

Although it's a new opening, the hotel's essence feels like the glory days of the 1990s, just before Japan's bubble economy burst. The exterior has been updated, but the interior still has a dated feel. The staff are all very diligent; before they spoke, I thought it was Japanese service, but once they started conversing in various Chinese accents, it felt like I was in a Chinese hotel again. The sky onsen is fantastic; soaking outdoors while gazing at the distant snowy mountains creates a scene straight out of 'Snow Country.' Especially from the hotel room window, looking out at the train tunnel instantly transports you to the Showa era.

The room is spacious but ordinary. The room heater is old and traditional that made the room very dry and uneven temperature in different parts of the room. The water heater is not stable and sometimes it will shut down. The bed and pillow is uncomfortable. The hotel just beside the main road of village and our room windows are facing to the road, thus it is quite noise in the morning especially when it is raining or snowing. To be concluded, the room made us uncomfortable. Not recommended.