MyEcoLodge

I stayed with the office worker support plan that is only available from Monday to Thursday! I think it was 8,500 yen including a beer and breakfast. It's super cheap around here, and it's perfect for a quick stay on weekdays ◎

I usually go camping, but this time I stayed here for two nights. The purpose is mountain climbing. This inn is pretty much the same as other people's reviews. If you came here thinking of a hotel or inn, you might be a little disappointed. However, considering the price, I think it's enough. It's strange to compare, but you can stay comfortably for the price of a bungalow at a bad campsite. If you don't need anything, there's a convenience store right across the street, and if you drive for about 10 minutes you'll find everything you need including a supermarket, home center, drug store, and places to eat. There is a coin laundry on-site and a pantry where you can cook your own meals, making it ideal for long-term stays. I went with a cooker, but since the stove is IH, I couldn't use an aluminum cooker (lol). The only thing that was a bit disappointing was the high salt content of the breakfast, which might be a no-no for those who are concerned about it. I stayed there in mid-October, and there was no heating, so the room temperature was comparable to winter houses west of Honshu, so it felt a bit chilly for Hokkaido residents. The facility still felt new, clean and comfortable.

Great lodge if you want to stay with the understanding that there is no TV or air conditioning. The staff are also wonderful.

2024.6.20AccommodationAs mentioned in other reviews, there is a 7-Eleven right in front of the hotel, which is a good location for Niseko.The appearance and facilities of the hotel also feel new.If you enter from the Seven side, you will be on the second floor, where the front desk is.On the same floor is the hotel's kitchen and ramen shop.And there's a restaurant next to it.When you enter the room, it gives you a beautiful impression.The facility was built to avoid waste.However, as time passed, I gradually realized that there was nothing!First, there are no tissues.If you want one, you have to spend 150 yen to buy a pocket tissue.There are no electrical outlets at the built-in desk.To charge it, use the outlet next to the bed.It's also located extremely high!Difficult to use!There's no toothpaste cup!I feel like there should be at least that much.There's no hair dryer, and although the front desk seems to lend one, it's also a hassle.At first glance, the bed looks like a double bed, but when you sleep on it, it turns out to be a combination of two single beds.There is a single comforter on the bed.The center of the bed is raised and if you don't sleep on the right or left side, you'll end up with lines on your body.The lights in the room can only be turned on and off at the entrance, so you have to get up there to turn them off when you go to sleep.Although there is a shower booth in the room and a complete set of shampoo and other supplies, it is disappointing that the shower is so uneven.I feel that there is a lack of taste in the design and amenities of the room.Ramen shops are also reasonably priced.Miso ramen 900 yenEven the most expensive spicy miso ramen costs 1,000 yen.I tried the spicy miso ramen and it tasted okay.Here, a set breakfast is served in the morning.The morning menu is not good.It seems that there are no professional chefs.All the staff, including those at the front desk, are young.Maybe it's just for hire, but I feel like they don't think about taste or the people who use it.A contractor came in the morning to lay carpet tiles in the hallway.Normally, don't such companies come after you check out? I don't know if they don't care about the customers or if they don't care because there are a lot of foreigners, but I don't think they would go out of their way to pay to stay there.There's nothing particularly noteworthy about it, and it's not that it's bad at all, but if they put in a little more effort, they could make a better impression, but the reason they don't make an effort is probably because the Niseko brand is the only thing that brings in customers.

I had an injury snowboarding, the staff here were amazingly helpful, I asked how to get to the hospital, I was then told they would take me there personally. As I got my things in order they had rung the hospital to inform them I was coming. They were then going to stay with me during the stay but I told them they could go back. THEN they told me to email them when I was ready to be picked up. They then did come and pick me up.Tldr : staff here are beyond helpful, amazing people. I couldnt recommend this place more.

Staff very friendly. Clean room. Reasonable price and private bathroom.

New, clean accommodation, opposite 7-11, easy to find food, very good staff, always ready to help. There is a shuttle to the ski area. Recommended.

5 bus stops from the downtown resort. If you go past 9 o'clock, you have to walk 2.5 kilometers. I went into a double dorm, but the bathroom and room were small. However, the bedding is clean and warm. You can eat and relax comfortably in the lounge. Breakfast is the same every day. Rice, miso soup, egg scramble, bacon, ham, stewed burdock root, radish agaric, potatoes, macaroni, cabbage, pineapple fruit. It's the same all morning on the 4th haha. There's a 7-Eleven across the street and one or two restaurants with crazy prices. Two servings of shabu cost 350,000 won in Korean currency. Crazy. LOL

Loved our stay with My Ecolodge! The staff were friendly and so helpful. There was a shuttle to the slopes each morning and they picked us up and dropped us back at Kutchan station. Breakfast was delicious, the rooms were clean and warm! 10/10 would stay again!