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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.

Went there over the weekend for a ski trip with the boys.. The newly refurbished hotel was neat, with slick designs and a super relaxing bar area. The restaurant serving a wide selection of breakfasts was a great way to kick off the day. The rooms are very nice and spacious that are also very functional in the layout.. The Hotel is ideally located right in the center of town. Overall the best thing i liked was the friendly ,professional service of the staff. and i would have to say the in house Onsen! Highly recommend The Happo to any one thinking of going to Hakuba. Looking forward to my next visit.

Service and hygiene have always been of Japanese standard. The brother at the front desk is still driving in the snow and we go to the convenience store to buy things. Location, 5 minutes to Wulong Snow Resort, it was an excellent location. But what needs to be done is the big environment. Because I used to go to Niseko, Hokkaido, there are very convenient restaurants, shopping, and convenience stores nearby. But Baima Wulong is very barren here. It takes 10 minutes to walk to the nearest restaurant, which is very unsuitable. Of course, this hotel has nothing to do with itself

When I was thinking about where to stay for my first summer in Hakuba, I chose this place because it had very good reviews. We communicated via email before our stay, and from then on, they were very kind and I was grateful. It was a nice pension, just like the reviews said, the food was plentiful, and the price was reasonable, making me want to come back again. One thing is that there is no reservation system for bathing, so it was difficult to get in when it was crowded and it took a long time. I felt that it would be smoother if there was a system where guests could specify their desired time slot.

The hotel staff speaks English, which makes it simple after a previous trip to Japan. They upgrade to the hotel for free for their backpackers hostel and their daughter. We arrived on December 13, 2014, which was before the main peak on December 20, 2014, and it was exactly the time we left. To step down for the pre-season is to open the red road first, running shuttles are not enough and have to pay a taxi fee. My daughter tore ligaments in her knee on a beginner's ski while on the Red Road. The Gondola Hotel in Whitehorse Village recommended an Australian physiotherapy and had two before we left. All the staff gave us amazing everything to help. I highly recommend that you stay here if you go skiing in Japan. Note: Phyio word is wrong, it should be Physio

Plenty of wow factor in this stylish apartment. Fanatastic outlook from every window, it was dificult to talk ourselves into going out each morning! Loved the bathroom with loads of hot water and the second toilet made it easy to share among the four of us. Super comfortable beds and each one with a view of the snow covered forest. I was concerned that it would be too remote from the online views but it is really well located with an easy flatish walk to the happo Gondola. The staff respond really fast to every enquiry, and as this was our first Japan trip, we had loads! It took me ages to choose with all the options availabe, and I could not have chosen a better experience. Book direct for better pricing and a very generous 15% off for return visits or personal recomendations. One minor detail; the stairs are very steep, especially to the loft area, if you have small children, and limited eating options in walking distance means book ahead for dinner.