Hotel Lady Diana & St. Georges

I stayed there on a tour this winter. The location was extremely far from the ski resort, which made it quite difficult. The first impression was very strange as all the doors creaked. When I got to the room, it was full of bugs and very dusty. There were so many stink bugs in my bed that I wanted to go home at this point. The bath was also very creepy and I couldn't really relax. I don't think I will use it next time.

I came here with a friend on a snowboarding tour. The room had tatami mats, an air conditioner, and a stove, so I was able to stay warm. However, I stayed in the annex, so I had to go through the outside once to get to the main building. The dining area and public bath were located in the main building, so even though I had warmed up, I ended up getting cold by the time I returned to my room (lol)The manager was a foreigner, but I think he was friendly and easy to talk to. The location is also very good as it is a 5 minute walk to the nearby ski resort.

This was my accommodation for an overnight ski/snowboard trip from Shinjuku to Hakuba on Orion Tours.Last year it was an unpopular ski resort, so this year we decided to go to the popular Hakuba Goryu, so the plans are about 10,000 yen more expensive than last year.I didn't have high expectations, but I thought it was a better accommodation than last year.In conclusion, I can't deny my lack of research, but the accommodation was of a level that a student would be able to tolerate.Below are my personal impressions on each of the above items.The way people feel about things is different, and the bad points are more noticeable, so I'll write more about them. Please take a look at it for reference only.[Guest room]☆×1First, the curtains were torn into pieces. The outside air doesn't come in because it has double sash windows, but it still feels bad.And there's a hole in the wall.And then there was trash falling. It appears to be trash left behind by a previous customer. A lubricant for masks? The bag had fallen. I felt that there was a problem with hygiene and aesthetic sense. I want to tell the person at the hotel. Please at least improve this.There was a TV in the room, but it was on top. If you look at it while lying down, the color of the screen changes and you can't see it. Let's hear the sound.There is a hole under the door so you can hear the TV in the next room. You can also tell if someone is downstairs. Let's stop doing things as a couple.The good thing about the room was that there was a fan heater in addition to the air conditioner, so the room quickly warmed up.[Service]☆×3It is run by a foreign (white European) man. They are two people, one with a smooth face and one with a beard and a cute look. He was very personable and easy to talk to.However, the room was pitch black when I checked in, so I guess I was a male college student? There were three people sleeping on the floor in the entrance. It was a shock. When we went in and called out to them, they stopped greeting the host...Are they part-timers?The rice was normal. It was served on a plate and I was told that I could have as many refills as I wanted, but it was much more filling than it looked.[place]It says it's an 8 minute walk from the slopes of Escal Plaza, which is close, but it takes twice as long to get there during heavy snow, so please be careful if you're from Kanto and aren't used to snow.There is also a shuttle bus, but since it is not a major inn, the name of the inn is not listed on the route.You can take route 2 or route 1. When leaving the slopes, be sure to tell the man at the bus stop your hotel name and ask him to take you on the ride.The winter entrance is underground. I went there during a blizzard, so it was buried. There is a small sign that says ``Winter Entrance,'' but it's so dark that it's hard to tell if you can enter. Please be careful.P.S.I went there with my wife, and the door to the shared women's bathroom was left open, so there was condensation all over the wall of the changing room. Cotton swabs were provided as amenities, but they were moldy, so be sure to check before using them. The men's bath was normal. There are 3 types of showers in the bathroom, so if you go with a large group, you might have to fight over each other... (lol)As a result of being stingy even though I was already old enough, I ended up thinking that the accommodation was not a very good place.I thought that if I looked for accommodation in the Izu area for the same price, I could have stayed in a decent room, but considering the board-related one-day rental ticket, one-day lift ticket, and round-trip bus fare, I thought it was cheap and I couldn't complain. Masu. (The price of our plan is listed for reference only. Departing late at night on 1/23, staying overnight on 1/24, returning on 1/25: Just over ¥27,000 per person)This is my second ski/snowboard trip and I can't deny that I'm still lacking in experience, but I learned that I need to research more.I think it was because we went on a weekday, but the only guests were me and one man in his 40s or 50s, so I was glad that we had a quiet time.This is my personal opinion, but I think students and people who just need a good night's sleep will be completely satisfied, so please use this as a reference only.The summer tennis training camp looks like fun since the host is from a foreign country...

Rooms are good, and the stay was pleasant.

I drove there for two nights and three days to go skiing.The parking lot was large and easy to park.The hotel entrance is difficult to find.The building is old but very clean. There was no strange smell or mold in the bathroom in the room or the shared large bath, and the shower curtain was clean and comfortable.In addition, the breakfast and dinner menu is run by a small group of people, so the dishes are not elaborate, but the dishes are special, such as steak and fried shrimp, and the presentation was beautiful, so I was full. I was especially surprised at how tender the beef steak was. Please note that there are set times, but hot food will be served quickly. It was delicious! !I didn't have high expectations because it was a cheap plan and the building looked old, but I had a very comfortable stay. I would like to stay again with meals included.

The hotel is very run down. It's like a time capsule. The lower rooms are quite damp, but those higher up are ok. Most rooms have lofts, but it's difficult to get up as the ladders are very steep and narrow.As of September 2023 the two hotel buildings and the large land around are for sale.

This time, I used it for a tennis club training camp. |I will rate it as 4 stars. |First of all, the customer service was good. |Next is the tennis court. …

Three students stayed here on a bus ski tour this winter.The rooms are quite ordinary. It's old, but I think it's worth the price.However, one thing that bothered me was that there was a screen on the floor next to the stove, I don't know if it was a ventilation hole, but the inside was dusty and dirty, which made me a little concerned.Access is about a 10-15 minute walk from the bus terminal in front of the ski resort.There is a slope all the way to the inn, but going from the ski resort to the inn is a downhill slope, but when going from the inn to the ski resort in the morning, you have to go uphill, so you have to carry your skis etc. I get quite tired when I go there.The food was decent and very delicious. An elderly couple, a group of six students, and a Chinese couple who were around said that the food was delicious.Personally, the customer service was very good.I guess it was run by the owner's uncle and a foreigner (I only saw them).From the time I checked in, they kindly and carefully taught me how to use coupons and how to use the room, and even at meals, they both kindly and carefully taught me how to use coupons and how to use the room. We talked for a little while, and it was really fun.I don't think there are any convenience stores unless you are coming by car. Walk for more than 30 minutes. However, when I go to the convenience store in the dark at night, there is a local railroad crossing before I get there, and taking pictures there is really emotional. If you have a single lens, it's a good idea to have a flash! It's been 5 months since I stayed there, but I still remember that time very well, and my trip with three friends became very fond memories.I would like to go again if I have a chance.

It was a cheap tour and was used by a family of 9.About the hotel.At this price, we were able to stay overnight, and the plan included lift tickets and rentals.The building itself was an old building. Although there was some deterioration over time, such as the bathroom door not closing, I was generally satisfied.The food is also very good for this price.During the meal, the owner was very attentive and talked to me, which made me feel very comfortable.I am very satisfied with everything, including the building, the food, the personality of the owner, and the foreign chef, all of whom are very nice people. It would be rude to go and stay overnight just because it was cheap.There are a lot of students here, but if you are willing to stay with good manners, I think you will be very satisfied with the overall stay, even considering the price.The tour included rentals, but the rental shop was separate from the accommodation, so it was pretty scary. The boots have no cushioning inside. Water from melting snow will seep into it. Cushion included is an additional charge. The board was within acceptable limits, but the boots were a shock.It's about the cushions, but the boots themselves had an unusually bad odor lol. It's a free rental, so I can't help it, but it's a rental product that I don't have many chances to come across lol.The smell from the moment I entered the rental shop was shocking lolRentals have nothing to do with lodging.The inn was one that I would like to visit again.