Hütte Nishidake

6.2
Good
(76 reviews)

Hotel Description

Hutte Nishidake

Hütte Nishidake is a serene mountain hotel located in a stunning natural setting that offers guests a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The hotel is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Nearby attractions include the impressive Mount Yari, known for its challenging trekking routes and stunning panoramic views, just a short 1 hour and 46 minutes away. Guests can also explore the scenic Mount Tsubakuro, famous for its colorful flora and granite trails, accessible in about 2 hours and 55 minutes.
The accommodations at Hütte Nishidake provide spacious, comfortable rooms designed to create a relaxing atmosphere, where guests can unwind after a day of adventure. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay.
Unique features of the hotel include high-speed internet access and fully equipped kitchens, allowing guests to prepare their meals if they choose.
The hotel is conveniently located near public transport options, making it easy to access local attractions and major airports. Health and safety measures are prioritized to ensure guests feel secure during their stay.
Nearby dining options include Michikusa Restaurant and Restaurant Abe, offering diverse culinary experiences. Hütte Nishidake invites you to experience its tranquil charm and explore the beauty of the surrounding mountains, ensuring a memorable getaway.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Beautiful mountain views visible from rooms

2. Spacious and well-appointed accommodations

3. Fully equipped kitchens for guest convenience

4. High-speed internet access throughout the hotel

5. Close proximity to major hiking trails and sights


6.8 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Mount Yari
1 hr 46 min
Mount Tsubakuro
2 hr 55 min
Mt. Otensho
1 hr 48 min
Mt. Minamidake
1 hr 24 min
Tokusawa
3 hr 11 min

Nearest locations

Michikusa Restaurant
3 hr 11 min
Restaurant Konashidaira
4 hr 26 min
Gosenjaku Kitchen
4 hr 31 min
Restaurant La Belle Foret
4 hr 33 min
Kamikochi Restaurant
4 hr 36 min
Restaurant La Viviera
4 hr 47 min
Casual Dining Alpenrose
4 hr 49 min
Restaurant BON VIVANT
7 hr 25 min
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Good to know

Location rating6.8

Location


Nearby locations

6.8

Good Location

Top Attractions

Top Restaurants


Reviews

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김겨울

1/5
I recommend other mountain huts.

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M T

1/5
I was surprised at how rude the phone response was.When I asked if I could make a reservation for the end of October, the first thing I heard was,He said sarcastically, ``No one climbs mountains around here at the end of October.Are you a famous mountaineer or something?''An eccentric old man who hates humans immediately popped into my head, even though I haven't met him yet lolEven after reading the reviews, the uncle's attitude seems to be bad.I'm glad I didn't have to go.

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levi811204

4/5
Huashan Hut also needs to be booked by phone and there are not many places.It is convenient and close to Huashan, and it is a great spot to enjoy the sunrise.

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Eric Huang

1/5
This place is the model of poor customer service. Visit here and find out for yourself.

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鄭旭呈

5/5
Lovely mountain villa. Pass by on the way. You can give me proper food and rest. The store staff is very cute.

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근수이 (브로밍)

1/5
Poor facilities and unfriendly

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Li, Erica 老蝦 (蝦)

3/5
Restroom $200Sports drinks 600There is no other cooked food except instant noodlesoverseas staffThe rationale for rating table 3.2 can be understoodThe service is very direct and specialGood thing I chose to live somewhere else.Passing by Ginza

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Yuki Niwa

5/5
In August 2013, I traveled across Omote Ginza and stayed at Enzanso, Hutte Nishidake, and Yarigatake Sanso.First, when you call to make a reservation, you will be told that there will be no alcoholic beverages for sale.No private conversation is allowed during meals, making it impossible to have fun conversations with fellow guests.There are 8 rooms with bunk beds for each group of 4 people, which can accommodate about 32 people, but I shared a room with 2 Chinese (Hong Kong?) men.This day was a weekday and there were about 8 guests. I wish I had another bed.There were two people in charge of the hut, a man with round glasses and a man who looked like a foreigner who was in charge of cooking.It looks like an old-fashioned, blunt mountain hut, but the initial explanation was thorough.I think all the mountain huts in the Northern Alps are competing for services as mountain resorts, but it doesn't seem like they're putting that kind of effort into it here.It may be the place where the Nakabusa Onsen group was demoted.It is an important resupply point as it is the halfway point between Omote Ginza, so we may be grateful for it.The tent site seems to have a good reputation as long as the view is nice and there is no strong wind.

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E.の

4/5
I stayed here 2 years ago. It felt good. The weather was bad and there were only two guests, me and my friend, so we were able to stay there elegantly. The person who seemed to be the owner and the female receptionist were very nice. There were about 3 other male staff members, and they didn't seem to be very sociable, but I didn't feel bad about them.

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バブバブ

1/5
We rented a tent site next to the hut and set up the tent, but unfortunately the weather was rough and raining that day.As we took shelter inside the hut for a while to avoid the rainstorm, the staff warned us, ``If you're staying in a tent, don't go in here (inside the hut)!''I had no choice but to order an expensive coffee and stay there.This is the worst mountain hut.