Hoteller nær Kanro-sui

«The hotel is located in the middle of fields/forest. Don’t expect much of a town to go to for a walk. You’ll be spending most of the time in the hotel building. If you have dietary restrictions or preferences, it’s best to be very specific about what you can’t eat and write in Japanese if possible, to avoid misunderstandings. Overall the stay was ok but I found the interior design a bit on the darker side and not very cosy. It’s like instagram post come to life.»

«Fint og fredelig hotell i skogen. Hyggelig betjening. Deilig varm kilde tilgjengelig. Skibuss til skianlegget. »

«Det beste hotellet i Niseko. Store fine rom»

«Everything and everyone was great!»

«The hotel was probably top notch 30 years ago, but now feels a bit worn. Common areas are not inviting to hang out socialising with your own group or other guests. The onsen is great though! The restaurants look and feel as school cantines. But the food was excellent. Staff were friendly and helpful, but barely spoke English even though at least 70% of the guests were international. Short walk to the slopes is a definite pro. »

«Vi var på skiferie og hotellets plassering er ganske bra. Varmekilder utendørs trekker også opp. Men hotellet trenger en oppdatering!»

«我以為我租的是整個Villa，原來是兩个Villa一間屋，隔音好差，很易聽到隔离做愛的聲音，其他都不錯！»

«Kitchen had all that is required to cook a proper meal»

«From my suite and bathtub, I had a stunning mountain view. The room was beautiful, clean and comfortable. The staff were cordial and polite. Although, I do wish the staff showed more Japanese culture customer service toward information and concierge services. Being at a Ritz Carlton Reserve hotel, I think the sophistication and quality of the onsen, gym, spa and in-house skiwear boutique weren't up to par. Those areas felt like I was at a Marriott hotel instead of a Ritz Carlton Reserve.»

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