Hisaya Inn

This is my 4th time staying at Hisaya this winter season.I have stayed here over 40 times so far.That's how much I like it.Although the prices are reasonable, the food is excellent, and the employees are all well-educated and kind.The bath is also a hot spring, and the snowy scenery of the open-air bath is wonderful 😉I want to stay here again next season 😃

I came here on the last day of Hachikita skiing. I was able to ski just in time, the weather was nice, and in the evening I was very satisfied with the full crab course at Oyado Hisaya. The crab is carefully cooked. The young hostess was also very kind and had a wonderful smile. I was surprised by the care they gave me in the largest room. This time I stayed to celebrate my eldest son's coming of age and my second son's admission to university, so it was a very fond memory.

Arrived at 9 o'clock. Unfortunately, it was raining, but we were able to enter and use the shared space called Satoyama for free before check-in time. The children enjoyed playing table tennis. The food looks delicious and I have high expectations for the service from the employees. It feels like a guesthouse, but you can enjoy it right in front of the lift at Hachikita Kogen Ski Resort.

I used it when going skiing at Hachikita Kogen Ski Resort. I am very grateful that the lift station is right in front of the hotel. There is also a drying room, which I think will be helpful for skiers and snowboarders.There is an open-air bath with a view of the river, and it's especially beautiful at night when it's lit up.

My husband uses this place every year when he goes snowboarding with friends. This is my first time staying here as a couple, as my husband and I were recommended it as ``It's really nice!'' It's true that it's not a new building, so the room is small, but it was clean and comfortable with a kotatsu.Also, I really like the bath!The open-air bath is especially comfortable♪ What a luxury to be able to close your eyes and take a leisurely bath while listening to the sound of the murmuring river and rustling trees!As the host said, it was an inn that I can recommend.However, there are two disappointing points...I tried to play games in the room while my husband was snowboarding, but there was no outlet for the HDMI cable ^^;Next time I'd like a room with a TV with an outlet lolAlso, ladies, there are no shower caps, so you need to prepare your own.There were disposable brushes and cotton swabs in the bathroom.If you want to take a bath many times, I'd like you to put a shower cap if possible.

The open-air bath and crab course meal after skiing will make you happy.The extra items are a real bargain.Rental equipment is affordable and easy for families to use.This is my 6th stay here.

I used it on a ski trip with my son.All of the staff members were very nice, including some who were young students.Both the crab kaiseki and sukiyaki meals were very delicious. The portion was huge and I was full.The bath was a hot spring, and the open-air bath overlooking the snow-covered river was the best!Bath towels, yukata robes, and toothbrush towel sets are provided in the room. There are no makeup removers, face washes, or skin care products. There is a hair dryer.There was a free space where you could stretch, play table tennis, and read, so you could relax in your free time. There was also a kotatsu.The room I stayed in had a gas fan heater, kotatsu, and TV. There is no refrigerator, bath, toilet, or washroom.They laid out the futon for me and gave me a bed, which was very helpful for my exhausted body.I was very grateful that I was able to use the bathroom, parking lot, and luggage storage even after checking out.You can buy lift tickets at a discounted price at the front desk. Card payment possible.It was also close to the pair lift platform.The request isDinner time is from 18:30, but I'll wait a while after I get back from skiing and take a bath. I was so hungry that I ended up eating potato chips! Even better if it's from 18:00.Breakfast started at 8:00, but if the lift is on a holiday, it starts at 8:00, so I would be happy if it started a little earlier for groups who want to ski first thing in the morning. Maybe I'll take it easy and work in two shifts with the person I want. If you have breakfast starting at 8:00, you'll finish eating and get ready...and then you'll arrive at the central lift station around 9:30, so you'll end up eating a lot (+_+), which was a little disappointing.Also, the room I stayed in was oddly shaped, and even the map I received had a triangular shape, so I couldn't help but feel like I was missing something. It might be better to have a little explanation about the shape of the room at check-in. I felt like I was being treated like a customer who didn't care.At first, I felt that way, but after staying there, I realized that it was a very good inn, so I would like to stay there again.

It's close to the ski resort and has great access!Yukimi Onsen was also nice after getting tired.

This is the third time. This time it's plum's room.The seasoning of the food, the cleanliness of the room, and the warmth of the room have improved.I'm thinking of using it every year from now on.The noise in the room is so loud that I can't sleepI don't know what the sound of electric current is, but it's sound waves that make the tatami floor vibrate slightly. Turn off all electrical appliances and heaters that can generate noise, and ensure that the noise is between 45 dB and 55 dB at 1 a.m.

The view of the snowy scenery along the river from the open-air bath is the best. Cooking too ◎