Hotels near Ōgizawa Station, Omachi

Great place and the standards you'd expect of Holiday Inn, but you really need to drive to make it more convenient. There's only one bus to and fro which costs 1,230 Yen from Shinano-Omachi station. There is also nothing in the near area nor any Uber services. Still, the restaurant is pretty decent and there's a pool + Onsen with a simple vending machine as well as a shop selling apparels or food items. Christmas vibes were all-in when we went around mid November. Overall, a great hotel and if the location doesn't bother you because you drive, you'll likely have a good time.

the location is a bit far from the bus station but it's good that shuttle bus service is provided free of charge, the best thing is the dinner set with more than 10 dishes and all are very delicious, the onsen is also very relaxing with both indoor and outdoor, all staffs are very nice and polite

Environment: Surrounded by mountains, the scenery is breathtaking. We mainly come here for skiing. It’s not too comfortable to soak in a hot spring after skiing. There is a special car to the ski resort, but we rented our own car, which is half an hour's drive from Happone. Hygiene: very clean Service: Our car broke down on the day we left. A beautiful lady at the hotel was very enthusiastic to help us solve the problem. She accompanied us throughout the process to call the car rental company and try various methods until the problem was solved. It took about 2 days. hours, which delayed her working time. When I left, I wanted to say thank you. She was already doing housekeeping, but unfortunately I didn't even ask her name. It is said that it is not the most high-end chain of Hoshino Resorts Group, but the service is super five-star. Most of the employees don't speak English very well, but they all try to communicate patiently and have translation software, so I don't think it's a problem. Various other details are meticulous. Very stunning. This is my first time staying at Jiejie, and I’m already thinking about going there next time!

I was looking for an inn to go skiing to the Hakuba area, and I decided to find this and stay here. １ only for a night, but I was thinking about check-in after skiing through the Net, but in the morning, I received a call from the inn for confirmation and the time of the rental open-air bath. I was very polite and had a good feeling. When I arrived at the inn by car, I was able to guide the car and guide the parking place. Check-in, etc., is like a lounge, and while drinking tea and tea confectionery, it is done carefully by Nakai, and the yukata for the woman (the cute with the color was paid ７００ yen). After choosing etc, we were guided to the room. The room is on the ５ floor and has a semi open-air bath (you can open all the windows) on the window side. Yufune was Shigaraku Yaki, the size was satisfactory, and the hot water was satisfactory. ２４ It is very happy to put it in the hot spring at any time. The meal is not only a room meal, but I had a kaiseki dish in a private room. Breakfast was a buffet style at the convention hall and it was satisfactory here. I don't know because I don't use a large bath. It was a satisfactory stay, such as the kind response of the staff 々. I would like to use it if I have a chance.

The hotel is located 8-10 minutes' walk from Omachi Onsengo Station. I stayed in a log cabin room this time. The room size and comfort are good, but one window cannot be locked, and the other two windows have no curtains, and the lights from passing vehicles shine in at night. Room, so the quality of sleep is not good, the space for men's and women's baths is not large, and the women's bath has a strong smell of kitchen smoke during dinner time.

Oribana onsen hotel is very close to Ogisawa station which is my starting point for the Tateyama Alpine route. We stayed at Oribana for 2 nights, before and after finishing the Tateyama route. Oribana is not located inside the Omachi onsen area. My first impression after arriving at the hotel is not very good since the staff did not come out to help with the luggage from the parking lot. Bu once inside the hotel the standard Japanese service came back finally. Guests have to take off the shoes at the reception and wear the socks throughout the hotel. The staff even cleaned the luggage before bringing them to my room. In the lobby there is music playing the same song in a loop. The staff explained the hotel details in lobby, then led us to our room. The hotel has a not very impressive garden, but with good view of the mountain. I picked a western style room. It is not a very spacious room, may be 10 mats. The room is equipped with both warm air and cool air conditioner. The onsen is not big but with many patrons. The outdoor bath is facing the wild countryside with occasional traffic passing through. The dinner on first night is a little surprise to me. With only Jpy10,800 per person per night, the dinner is really worth more than the price paid for. Every dish is delicious, the local pork, the yuba, the shrimp cake, the grill salted fish, the baked apple, the veggie tempura, all are outstanding. And we have our private dinning room in the restaurant. Unfortunately there is no souvenir shop in the hotel. Again the breakfast is served in the private room, and free coffee is available in the coffee room in the morning. Another surprise is that there are free fresh milk available in the morning near the onsen. The second night dinner we ordered different menu and again scored high.

I used it at a little cheaper price in the room. The location of the room can only be reached halfway by elevator and use the stairs. I thought it would be painful for those who have heavy luggage ... The stairs are made of ”U-shaped”, and there is a space with a wide 々 on the way, so you can go up several steps without going up at once. It is a specification. Thanks to that, it was easy to go up, so I was saved. Also, I think one of the reasons why the room is in a back place is cheap. Supper was an all-you-can-eat buffet of shark fin and snow crab. There was also yakitori, and there was a seafood bowl made by myself, so it was a fun dinner. I feel that it is a hotel where you can spend a comfortable time even if you stay for a long time.

The staff are very kind and attentive. the cottage it has everything. it has a big heater in the living room, and a small heater in every room and also in the toilet. kitchen, you can just get some grocery at the supermarket and cook it yourself they provide cooking stove, pots, pan, and kettle. they also lent the sled for free, so my kids have snow activities every morning with new snow.

Good location, very convenient for catching the bus or train. A large supermarket and drugstore are within walking distance. I didn’t get to have the free breakfast as the first bus leaves very early. The hotel is quite new with good facilities, including an onsen public bath on the ground level.

Although it was Saturday, we stayed at this roadside station inn with reasonable accommodation rates. This day-use bath is famous for its bath using Beitou stone from Akita Tamagawa Onsen. It was a weekend, so the bath was quite crowded even though it was raining light sleet. There is also an open-air bath. The shampoo in the bath did not lather well. My wife said the same thing. In the information file in the room, it said that guests can borrow brand shampoo. The room was 8 tatami mats in size and had no veranda, the washroom was large, and the toilet and bathroom were unit baths. The heating in the room was weak, and the room remained cold unless it was kept at 27 degrees or higher. We ate in a private room. There was a wide variety of dishes and the portions were filling. Sashimi, tempura, apple gratin, etc. were brought to us each time. I was full, but the Shinshu soba was delicious. My wife, who didn't have high expectations for the food because it was a roadside station inn, was very satisfied with the food. Local sake starts at 1,100 yen for 300cc. We had breakfast in the restaurant, it was delicious.