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Shiga Lake Hotel

Shiga Lake Hotel

4.1/53 Reviews
Easy to go to Giant Ski Area because there is a slope to ski area directly. But I don't recommend for beginner to go ski area from this slope. And you can't go back to the hotel from this way, you have to go back by gondola to Yamanoeki and walk 300m. Too far if you walk with skies or snowboard. Yukata is not free of charge, you have to pay 300 yens for rent. There is a shower room in your room but you can't use it because there is ONLY cold water(hot water doesn't work). Some breakfast menu is not enough for customers. But dinner is ok.
Hotel & Onsen 2307 Shigakogen

Hotel & Onsen 2307 Shigakogen

5/51 Reviews
もてなしや料理スタッフさんの対応が素敵でした。
Hotel Omodaka

Hotel Omodaka

4.3/533 Reviews
The hotel has arranged for vehicles to pick up and drop off at Tangtianzhong Station. Although the building is old, the service staff are very kind. The fly in the ointment is that the water in the Volkswagen Pool Hot Spring is too hot to go down. There is also the entrance of the hotel to the Hell Valley Wild Monkey Park, but the return journey needs to take the bus to the station near the hotel. The environment of the day, the wind and snow began to blow, and the hotel really experienced a lot of hardships.
Yudanaka Seifuso

Yudanaka Seifuso

4.6/532 Reviews
This is my second stay in this lovely ryokan, and it was as magical as the first. Matsuo, the owner, is a friendly and welcoming host, who speaks English and is ready to explain anything you need and the staff are wonderful. Matsuo will drive you to the bottom of the Snow Monkey park (the rest is on foot through a lush hill). Our meals were served in a dining room just for us, and the food was a visual and gastronomic feast. We stayed in the largest room, which has its own en-suite. The ryokan has 3 hot baths, I strongly recommend trying the one outdoors: there’s something poetic about sitting in the hot pool, while rain drizzles and steam rises.
Shibu Onsen Amagawaso

Shibu Onsen Amagawaso

4.7/55 Reviews
A hot spring inn located across the bridge over Onsenji in Shibu Onsen. Although the building itself is old, it is well-maintained. The proprietress who greeted us (she looks like Mitsuko Kusafue!!) was very friendly, and gave us recommendations for hot springs around the area and Yudanaka Station, and then we checked into our room. The room has an indoor bath/toilet and is very spacious with a feeling of openness. The bath is quite hot and you can't take it for a long time, but once you get in it, you'll get rid of your fatigue at once. The time for the private open-air bath is specified at check-in, but you can enjoy it at a slightly warmer temperature. And the long-awaited dinner! It was prepared in a private banquet hall, and following the appetizers, sashimi, salad, etc. that had been set earlier, Shingen rolls, gratin, beef shabu, etc. were served and ordered together. It went well with the wine. If I had to say, I would have liked the wine to be dry. However, the food was as good as the reputation, and I enjoyed it with the most delicious dishes using elaborate local products. The soba at the end of the meal was handmade by the owner, and it was another big hit after a long time! This was also elaborate and the rice was cooked to the desired hardness. As previously mentioned, the food and baths are very good, and I will stay again when I come to Shibu Onsen!! Amagawa-so,located across bridge from the Onsen-ji in Shibu-Onsen, to enjoy the food and baths mentioned in prior reviews. Building is well-maintained despite its age, and the nostalgia of visiting a relative or grandparent's house in the countryside is palpable. Okami-san who greeted us (looks like Mitsuko Kusabue!) was very friendly. us some recommendations for places in the surrounding Onsen-area, and then we checked into room. The room was very spacious and open with an indoor bath and toilet. The bath is quite hot and you can't stay in it for a long time , but it will take away my fatigue at once.The private Roten-Buro can be reserved at the time of check-in, but this one is slightly warmer and can be enjoyed in a relaxed manner.And the long-awaited dinner! the appetizers/sashimi/salad, etc. that had been prepared earlier, Shingen-maki, Gratin, Gyu-shabu, etc. were served, and they went well with the wine we had ordered together. have preferred a drier wine.... However, the food was as good as the reputation of the restaurant, and we enjoyed the most delicious dishes using elaborate local products. It was both chewy and fragrant! The next day's breakfast consisted of grilled salmon, hot eggs, potato salad, tofu, etc. The rice was cooked just the way I like it, and the consistency was just right. The food and bath were as good as the previous reviews, and we will stay there again when we come to Shibu Onsen!
Shiga Swiss Inn

Shiga Swiss Inn

3.7/50 Reviews
The hotel is in a snow park. The overall evaluation is that this is a hotel with high cost performance and relatively old facilities. First of all, talk about transportation. You can go to Fabu Hot Spring or Gao Tianyuan, and then call the store to pick them up. English is fine. We tried to walk over, but the snow was too thick and it was too difficult to drag the suitcase. Then said facilities, we live in a Japanese-style room, the bathroom is shared, two on the ground floor, mind the careful booking. The hot springs are small and good overall, especially the open air, and monkeys pass by. Then it ’s the meal. To be honest, I ’m not very satisfied. The dinner cost us 5,000 yuan for two people. It ’s a buffet but the food is average. The taste in Japanese food in Japan is medium to low, but because it ’s extremely inconvenient to go out, so Can only eat or bring it with him. Finally, talk about the service. The clerk's enthusiasm for the service is good. He gave us detailed instructions on how to buy snow tickets, where to slip, etc. When he left, he also took the initiative to find the car we ordered to send out the snow field. One van took us to Fabu Hot Springs and took the Shiga Express of Nagaden back to Nagano jr station

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Hotel Information for Travelers

Number of Hotels17
Number of Reviews34
Highest Price₹ 35,887
Lowest Price₹ 2,175
Average Price (Weekends)₹ 14,088
Average Price (Weekdays)₹ 12,556