ペンションあっとＨＯＭＥ
4.8
Not good(9 reviews)
1526-306 Futamata, Myoko, Niigata 949-2101, Japan
+81 255-87-2557
Hotel Description
Pension At Home
Pension At Home, located at 1526-306 Futamata, Myoko, Niigata 949-2101, Japan, offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere with a focus on relaxation and comfort. Nestled in the picturesque Myoko region, this charming hotel is surrounded by a rich array of outdoor activities and natural beauty. Guests will appreciate the tranquil setting, which includes nearby ski resorts and hot springs, perfect for a serene getaway. The hotel features a traditional design style, combining the warmth of Japanese hospitality with modern amenities for a comfortable stay.
The rooms at Pension At Home are designed with simplicity and comfort in mind. Each room is spacious, providing a relaxing environment for guests to unwind after a day of skiing or exploring the area. The private bath facilities offer added comfort, while the hotel’s kid-friendly atmosphere makes it an ideal choice for families. Although there is no fitness center or spa on the premises, the hotel's serene ambiance and private baths provide ample relaxation opportunities for guests.
One of the standout amenities at Pension At Home is its artificial onsen, a perfect way to soak and relax after a day of outdoor activities. Wi-Fi is also available, ensuring guests can stay connected while enjoying their stay. Though there are no pools or hot tubs on-site, the emphasis on tranquility and natural surroundings offers guests a unique experience.
Conveniently located near public transportation, the hotel provides easy access to local attractions and sights. Guests can reach Myoko Kogen, Akakura Onsen Ski Area, and Ikenotaira ALPEN BLICK Ski Resort within minutes, offering ample opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and hiking throughout the year. The hotel's proximity to Myokokogen Station makes it an ideal base for exploring the area by taxi or on foot.
For dining, guests can explore the nearby restaurants such as Koyama, which offers Syokudo and Teishoku, and Yakitori Asagao, a popular yakitori restaurant. Each of these dining options is only a short taxi ride away, ensuring guests have easy access to delicious local cuisine.
Pension At Home offers a unique opportunity for guests to immerse themselves in the beauty and tranquility of the Myoko region. Whether you're here for skiing, hot springs, or simply to unwind, the hotel provides an excellent base for your adventure.
The rooms at Pension At Home are designed with simplicity and comfort in mind. Each room is spacious, providing a relaxing environment for guests to unwind after a day of skiing or exploring the area. The private bath facilities offer added comfort, while the hotel’s kid-friendly atmosphere makes it an ideal choice for families. Although there is no fitness center or spa on the premises, the hotel's serene ambiance and private baths provide ample relaxation opportunities for guests.
One of the standout amenities at Pension At Home is its artificial onsen, a perfect way to soak and relax after a day of outdoor activities. Wi-Fi is also available, ensuring guests can stay connected while enjoying their stay. Though there are no pools or hot tubs on-site, the emphasis on tranquility and natural surroundings offers guests a unique experience.
Conveniently located near public transportation, the hotel provides easy access to local attractions and sights. Guests can reach Myoko Kogen, Akakura Onsen Ski Area, and Ikenotaira ALPEN BLICK Ski Resort within minutes, offering ample opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and hiking throughout the year. The hotel's proximity to Myokokogen Station makes it an ideal base for exploring the area by taxi or on foot.
For dining, guests can explore the nearby restaurants such as Koyama, which offers Syokudo and Teishoku, and Yakitori Asagao, a popular yakitori restaurant. Each of these dining options is only a short taxi ride away, ensuring guests have easy access to delicious local cuisine.
Pension At Home offers a unique opportunity for guests to immerse themselves in the beauty and tranquility of the Myoko region. Whether you're here for skiing, hot springs, or simply to unwind, the hotel provides an excellent base for your adventure.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Private bath for enhanced comfort
2. Kid-friendly environment ideal for families
3. Artificial onsen for relaxation
4. Close proximity to top ski resorts
5. Wi-Fi available for easy connectivity
6. Nearby public transportation options
7. Access to Myoko Kogen and Akakura Onsen Ski Area
8. Traditional Japanese design style creating a cozy atmosphere
9. Short taxi rides to popular local restaurants
10. No fitness center or spa, but excellent natural surroundings
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Myoko Kogen
10 min
Akakura Onsen Ski Area4 min
Ikenotaira ALPEN BLICK Ski Resort10 min
Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort17 min
Akakura Kanko Resort5 min
Nearest locations
Koyama
4 min
レストランあいびす4 min
No Name Myoko4 min
Restaurant Tanuki4 min
備長炭火やきとり 麻顔 -Yakitori Asagao-5 min
Hunter Restaurant5 min
Lodge Restaurant Bear6 min
レストランタウべ12 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 40 min |
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Location
1526-306 Futamata, Myoko, Niigata 949-2101, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 40 min
Transit: 4 hr 1 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 6 min
Transit: 3 hr 30 min
Transit:
赤倉銀座
Walking: 21 min
Myokokogen Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 20 min
Nearby locations
6.8
Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Public bath
Artificial onsen
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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ちゅんちゅん
1/5
It was the worst pension I've ever stayed at. The room is clean, but there is a charge for TV, a charge for garbage, and no hot water from the tap and it is cold. I asked for a bath, but I was charged a bathing tax even though there was no sign for the hot spring. The bath was also so cold that I was freezing and couldn't warm up. The time is also set. I wish they would have suggested where I could go on a day trip. And the amount of food is really small. The only convenience store nearby was Yamazaki. What surprised me the most was the sound of weasels running from the attic at night. I thought it was impossible. I think it's good for people who want to stay cheaply, but I think it's better to think of it as just staying the night without expectations.
つりお
4/5
I used Akakura Onsen Kanko Ski Resort and Akakura Onsen Ski Resort for 2 nights and 3 days in February 2023.Check-in is after 15:00Check out is 10:00Curfew until 23:00.Since bathing costs extra, we used a day trip hot spring at another hotel.It was good point・It's cheap! The best\( 'ω')/・Good location, 5 minutes by car to the ski resort・Breakfast (7:30) and dinner (18:00) are delicious (the portions may be small)・The duvet is warm with 90% duck down.Bed mattress is soft and comfortable-Walls are thin (not soundproof)Improvement points・There is no toilet in the room・No hot water in the bathroom- Hair is on the floor of the room・There are dead insects in the electricity in the room.・The drying room is a storeroom, so snowboards and boots cannot be dried in one day.・TV charges apply. Garbage collection feeMicrowave and kettle in the roomNo trash cans or tissuesI was protected from the rain and wind and was able to get a good night's sleep as there were only pensions around.I still want to use it!
vg5re
1/5
Although we had two meals, the amount of food was very small.Measures: If you eat a lot of rice, we recommend bringing a late night snack with you.The ski drying room was not available.Measures: Make full use of indoor fan heaters.The floor was so cold that my toes felt cramped.What to do: Wear thick socks and slippers installed inside the pipe.There is not enough hot water in the bath.Solution: Add more and more hot water.There is a charge for taking out the garbage.Measures: Take your trash home with you.Or pay the penalty.There is no TV. There is a charge when ordering.Remedy: Avoid watching TV. Or pay moneyLet's watch TV.There are a lot of old comics.If you have free time, give up watching TV and spend your time watching manga.Parking fee was required. 660 yen per dayMeasures: Stop driving.It is not a heated toilet seat.Solution: Stop using it.If you need to wash with hot water, please put up with poop.There is no hot water in the bathroom. It appears that the water heater is turned off.Measures: Stick with water, or stop using water if you don't like it.There was no smell of cigarettes.Measures: Ask your child to continue staying in a non-smoking room.It was snowing heavily.Countermeasures: Snow countermeasures using chains and shovels are essential.Let's prepare well and go.I was able to stay at a super cheap price with a half-board plan (7,250 yen) that included a Myoko lift ticket. It's a cheap accommodation, so if you take proper precautions, you'll be comfortable.I can spend it. The room was nice and didn't smell like cigarettes.Be sure to bring the necessary items such as towels and toothbrushes.You probably won't have enough for breakfast or dinner, so bring extra food with you.Those who drink coffee and add milk warm it up in their own rooms.Bring things.(Is the milk frozen? Is it curdled? Old? I think it's either.)If you feel uncomfortable having your meal and coffee served at the same time, you may want to ask the host to serve you coffee after your meal.You end up drinking cold coffee after your meal.
優
2/5
father? I wonder if grandpa is doing it all by himself!? ️I don't think it's possible for people who don't like insects 😓 I'm fine with splitting insects, but still, when I'm in my room that much...It's very inconvenient as there is no air conditioner or TV 💦💦Since we stayed during Obon, which was extremely hot...we only have one window with a fan, but there's nothing we can do with that! Σ(×_×;)!The kids seem to be having fun in the bunk beds...I think they will bring the TV with you if you pay for it.In the bathroom, there was some kind of soap and pump type that I didn't understand.Well, it was a fun experience 😅 Breakfast was Western toast, so I was a little nervous.
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Tavibito
1/5
I had planned to stay for two consecutive nights during Golden Week, but there were so many stink bugs that no matter how many times I tried to get rid of them, I couldn't get enough of them, and they were flying …
野田みさ子
3/5
Unfortunately, the Akakura pension does not have a hot spring.Cleaning is done carefully.
hiro hiko
1/5
Even though it's not a hot spring, for some reason they charge a bathing tax. There was a sign in the room saying there was a 1,000 yen facility fee for using the TV in the room, and a 350 yen disposal fee for leaving trash in the room. There is quite a lot of dust etc. For those who don't eat a lot, the amount of food is appropriate.It's a cheap place to stay, so I don't recommend it to people who don't have a solid purpose for their trip.
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Tamarind222
3/5
Recommended for those who want to have a bath and two meals and still stay at a cheap price. …