Even though it was ski season, I was able to stay there for around 10,000 yen including breakfast (other hotels cost 15,000 yen and up). The rooms are average, with minimal amenities. If you just want to stay the night, it's fine. If you are looking for better service than a business hotel, I think you should choose another hotel. The person at the front desk was very nice.

I used it as a ski hotel for a night without meals. It has good access from the national highway, and Iwatake Ski Resort is about a 5 minute drive. The room was clean and on the 4th floor, and had a great view of the Hakuba mountains. The drying room was spacious, and each room had its own ski shelf and boot storage area, which was great.

I was on a club tourism trip and changed my hotel from the first hotel I stayed at, and the tour guide told me not to expect too much since it was a Hakuba ski resort, but the food was decent and I was satisfied! The hot spring public bath has a capacity of about 5 people, but considering the size of a three-story hotel, I guess that's about it... The room is an 8 tatami Japanese-style room with enough space for two people! The room also has a bathroom. Juice from the vending machine in front of the hot spring on the second floor was ¥120, and Ichiban Shibori was ¥300, which was cheap compared to a normal hotel!

The exterior is a little old, but the interior has been renovated and is relatively clean. You can clearly see Happo-one from Mount View. Dinner was plentiful and felt sufficient. The lady serving the food is also kind. The bathroom is limited to 5-6 people. It's a cheap bus tour, so it's like this... It's ok.

Take a tour and stay overnight. Considering the price, I didn't have high expectations for the food, but the sautéed chicken was delicious. The bath was small, but since I was alone, I was able to relax immensely.