Hotels with Bars in Hakuba

The location is on the mountain, a bit far away. shuttle bus only a few hours, inconvenient. But the relative environment is very quiet. The women's bath can't find the sauna but the men have it. There is free self-service. There are not many breakfast options, but it is acceptable. Overall, it feels good.

What an awesome experience! The hotel offered exemplary service before we even arrived. Due to special travel arrangements, we arrived late and the staff quick to arrange an in-room bento dinner for us before our arrival. When we got there, we were immediately blown away by the gorgeousness of the hotel. Despite its age, everything was very clean and polished. I can see that great care had been taken to upkeep the hotel and it’s premises, which are extraordinarily beautiful. We couldn’t resist taking pictures even after check-out, and it took us an hour to finally reluctantly leave. Words cannot actually do the place justice, you must visit there yourself. We were very impressed with how delicious the food was, and the attention to detail, including the placement of the food, the coordination of food color. My mouth is still watering as I recall how delicious it was. I had 10 helpings of their prime rib one day. Besides, I had a dietary restriction and the staff were really careful with that, to the extent of reminding me what dishes not to eat everyday at their breakfast and dinner buffet. In addition to excellent food and service, the hotel went out of its way to be very eco-friendly. For every day that we did not need our room to be tidied, we earned points, which can be traded in for ice cream or other goodies. Finally, the staff spoke perfect English. This is rare indeed, and it made everything so much easier and so much more enjoyable. Thanks for the experience!

We stayed at this beautiful hotel for 7 nights in late Feb 2020, the hotel itself is accommodating with the services and getting you all set up for the impending slopes. What really gives it 5 stars is the staff who go out of their way to accommodate you in every way needed. From sorting out dinner reservations, picking us up in a shuttle, to finding misplaced gear (after check out). Mychelle, Olivia, and the team are an asset to this hotel and we'll definitely be back. The location being near the bustling restaurants and bars was also amazing.... This was a great experience...... and we loved the daily yoga👍👍

Yamano Hotel is the ultimate ski chalet in Hakuba. It's situated right across from the 1986 Olympic ski jump and just a short stroll to the Happo-One chair lift. It could even be considered a ski-in and ski-out chalet. The rooms are big and comfortable with gorgeous views of the mountains and the valley. This hotel is a family-owned and run business. The owners Mr. Keita and his wife Monica will greet you from the time you get off the bus to the time you enter the hotel parking area. Mr. Keita is an incredible concierge, always attending to any of your needs and willing to assist you with any information. He also provides a free shuttle to the lift, and if you're tired at the end of the day you can call him and he will be happy to come pick you up, even though it's a short distance. For the additional ski resorts, he is happy to make a reservation for the free morning shuttle. They will pick you up right at the parking lot of the hotel and will drop you off at the same place. So you have easy access to the 7 resorts in the Hakuba Valley right from his doorstep. Once you return from your day in the mountain, you can walk straight into a very spacious heated ski room where you can put your boards and skis on a special rack, warm your boots, gloves, ski pants and jacket so all will be ready to go the next morning. After leaving your stuff in the warm room, you can either step across the hall to enjoy their beautiful onsen inside the chalet that has a hot mineral bath, a cold mountain water plunge bath, and a fantastic wooden and hot rock sauna. An additional perk is the two massage chairs in the laundry area that you can enjoy for free. After relaxing in the Onsen and/or massage chair, you can go back to your comfortable and spacious room and relax until you're ready to have dinner at his restaurant at 6pm. And if you choose to go to other restaurants, several of them are just 5-10 minutes walk away, or there are shuttle buses you can take. The hotel also includes a delicious and abundant breakfast buffet that includes traditional Japanese breakfast of miso soup, fermented beans, Japanese rice and more; traditional American breakfast with several types of eggs, bacon, potatoes, and sausage; and traditional Continental breakfast including orange juice, freshly made apple juice, cereals, pastries, and fresh fruit. To summarize our stay at Yamano Hotel, Mr. Keita and his wife Monica made us feel at home and part of their family. That's how well they treat you. This will definitely be the place we stay next time we come to Hakuba.

We spent 10 nights in a hotel room at The Ridge and loved it. Our room was huge; beautifully equpped and quiet as a church. Unusually for Japan, there was heaps of storage space in the room with cupboards, wardrobes and shelves a-plenty. The western breakfast buffet (which changed every other day) was good, although it might have been nice to see a Japanese option sometimes (an apparently almost exclusively Aussie clientele perhaps the reason why they don't). They have barista coffee available (at an extra cost) although we found the coffee available from the cafe in Ryhthm across the road rather better. The common areas of the hotel, while small, are delightful. The location is within a 10 min flat walk to the Kokusai lifts with a shuttle bus-stop outside the door. The walk into 'town' is a pleasant 15mins where there are heaps of eating and drinking options. The bar at the hotel (open from 4:30) is very pleasant and drinks are very reasonable priced. We ate one evening in the restaurant which was fine if unexceptional...there are lots of dining options you'll want to try anyway. Staff were all really friendly. Our room was always fully serviced while we were out skiing and left immaculate. Highly recommened and we will definitely return.

His attachment to France can be seen everywhere. The herbal tea and pudding served as a welcome drink were very delicious and I understood the concept of this pension. The sweets have a rich flavor made from concentrated ingredients. This alone is enough to satisfy me. The wines are purchased from France, so you can enjoy hard-to-find wines at reasonable prices. It seems like they have a treasure trove of expensive wines that I don't think I'll ever be able to drink. The homemade bread and croissants imported from France are also of high quality. It's no wonder that people who match the owner's and sommelier's preferences become repeat customers.

The hotel is very welcoming and the lobby is very comfortable, like staying in a villa with a big TV in it, you can watch all kinds of programs. Every day, the clerk will register the time for breakfast on the second day and provide breakfast on time on the second day. The owner is Chinese and is very nice. He can pick up and drop off tickets, and can also help to book discount snow tickets, rent skis, and skis can be stored in the store on the first floor of the hotel. Take them out in the car every morning and go directly to the snow. The hotel is next to the hotel's snow field shuttle meteor garden station, and there is also a 711 convenience store, which is within 3 kilometers from the Happa47 and Hakuba47 snow fields, which is very convenient. The hotel has a small restaurant and a bar counter, where a few friends can have a drink and chat in the evening. When you get here, you feel like you are really on a ski holiday. Although the rooms of the hotel are small in size, the overall facilities are complete and warm, and the floors and stairs are also wooden floors. I will stay at this hotel next time I come to ski. Recommended for friends who like skiing. Take the train and get off at Iimori Station, very close to the hotel, 1.8 km.

Did a super short one night vacation with my family and this place was great. I'm not into onsens, but it was nice to have it for my daughter and wife. They loved it. I loved the views in the morning. We came in on a rainy day, but the morning was incredible! The Hakuba valley area is gorgeous and the view from the room was nice to wake up to. As a previous Hilton and Marriott hotel staff, I was very happy to see the staff service on point. The front desk must have good communication with the kitchen staff because they knew I was coming, and my god the food was awesome. Even if I go back for a day trip to Hakuba, I'll hit up the Hakuba Taproom at the bottom of the hotel. The burgers were super satisfying, and the tacos were awesome. I only tried three of the beers they had (too full), but the beer selection was also good. Looks like craft beers from all over Japan. There's a patio area for eating and drinking, and there are activities mixed in. Convenient for my kids.

The breakfast is very good and dinner can also be settled at the hotel. With the child 7 years old, you can live in the twin room, but the site has added extra money. When you place the order, you can't say clearly that you want to add it. It is very dissatisfied. In addition, I don't know if I have already deducted a previous fee for the previous order. The site paid the full amount anyway, and the credit card bill came out and checked. The location of the hotel is on the edge of the village, but the village is not big, but instead it is close to the high road, and it is very quick to go out from a road in the snow. The spa bathroom is very comfortable with large pools and outdoor pools. Ski can be placed in the basement, snowshoes, coin-operated clothes.

Overnight for children's skiing. It's a lift on the slopes across the road, but you need to buy a lift ticket at the ski center, which is about a five-minute walk away. It seems that there is no dinner and there is no large communal bath, but the hot spring is less than five minutes by car. There is no inconvenience to go out to eat. The room was large and comfortable with a family suite. It was a little inconvenient that I couldn't access the drying room directly due to the snow, but there was almost no problem. WiFi was weak indoors. The staff was Chinese but Japanese was OK and they responded very kindly.