Akaigawa Hotels with Free Parking.

The room is nothing special, after all, Clubmed is not famous for luxury. Great experience with two boys (ages 6/13). The staff from catering, entertainment and kids club are dedicated to giving guests the best experience. The food in the main restaurant (buffet) is rich and of high quality. We went there just three weeks after it opened. With 1/3 of the staff reduced, we also understand that the service in their several paid small restaurants is very slow and inconsiderate, and there is no manpower ( It is said that the Japanese work visa processing time exceeded and the overseas employees did not arrive in time). Of course, the main reason for going to Hokkaido is to ski, which is a wonderful experience. There are two club meds in the entire ski resort, so there are no skiers who are not hotel guests. It’s really ten times better than the famous Niseko we went to later. There are many day trips in Niseko that drive from other places. The cable car lines are very long and the ski trails are crowded. I personally feel that it is very dangerous. I prefer Kororo where there are fewer people, the snow trails are beautiful, the scenery is not crowded, and it is safer. In addition, even if you don’t book in advance, you can always book personal training and classes at Clubmed. However, if you go to Niseko during the peak season (we were at Chris**as), you must book it several months in advance otherwise it will be fully booked.

The three-meal buffet in the hotel is mostly white customers. Chinese food and Japanese food are really not good. The facilities are good and there are not many people. The operating hours of the ski lift are a bit short. After 4 o'clock, there is only one red trail and Jiyi Trail. Ctrip’s communication about the airport drop-off was really outrageous. I don’t know where the problem was. I told them several times and they still gave me the wrong time. Fortunately, I finally changed it back with the hotel front desk.