Ikenotaira Shirakabakogen hotels - Kitasaku District

I stayed at the Shirakaba Kogen International Ski Resort. I have the impression that there are many families, but there were times when students using the training camp were staying at the hotel. However, the hotel seemed to be careful not to be with the general public, so I didn't have to worry about it. The food is a basic buffet and the food is reasonable. As a feature, you can drink all-you-can-drink craft beer and sake. However, the dining venue is cold, so if you just go with a yukata, it will get cold. It is unavoidable that the facilities in the building are seasoned, but the rooms and baths are large, so it doesn't bother me much. The staff at the front desk and dining venue are all kind. (Accommodation in March / December 2021)

At the end of the ski season, I used it for rental and accommodation plans with lift tickets. I can't deny that the buildings and rooms are old, but the purpose was skiing, so it was necessary and sufficient. More than that, the employees were very responsive, they found what the kids had lost, they were willing to change the size of their boots, and even though it was one night, I felt very comfortable from beginning to end. rice field. It seems that the evaluation of the ski resort itself is low due to the soaring lift fee etc., but since the plan of this hotel included a rental ticket for 2 days and a lift ticket (10 hour ticket), it seems that there is really no more cospa. It was the best. The location was great as the ski area was right in front of me. Even in the morning of the day of stay, the front desk will be available from 8:30, so you can fully slide. It was really easy to use because it also provided a changing room and luggage storage exclusively for guests. As others have posted, it was certainly inconvenient to move because there was a mezzanine staircase between the food and dining area of ​​the buffet venue. Is it hard for the elderly? However, the food was fairly high overall and the sashimi and horsehair crab were delicious. I rarely drink our sake, but I think it's amazing that you can drink all-you-can-drink various sake and local wines. The bath is small for the size of the bathtub. Men and women are replaced by time, and it was good to put in for a long time. The ski area was literally skier-only, and the barn was wide and children seemed to be slippery. I often go to Blanche Takayama, the same skier only, but I felt that it was slippery because it was wider on the slopes than there. I put the children in a ski school, but the total of 4 hours of lessons in the morning and afternoon is 7,000 yen, which is also cheap! I would like to repeat here.