Chalet Nozawa

This is a wonderful, homely hot spring hotel with a LIVE hall and practice studio ☆ The food is voluminous and delicious!!

I came to Nozawa Onsen to ski.Located along the access road to the ski resortThere is road heating in front of the inn so there is no freezing and you can get in and out smoothly🚌The mother at the inn is kind and helpful, and the bath ♨️ is open 24 hours a day.The meal was comforting with gentle and delicious food made by my mother.What's more, this place has a 60 tatami live hall and five 10 tatami studios.Enjoy music every night after skiing!Of course, from spring to fall, you can enjoy mainly music 🎶.The photos were taken of the view from the dining room and the exterior of the inn.

I was going to give it 10 stars because the wifi was strong, but the chikuwa was too salty so I gave it 4 stars.

There is strong wifi signal.Chikuwa...

All the food was cold except for the miso soup and white rice.Both the spring rolls and stewed hamburgers were not lukewarm, but rather cold.Are the people in this hostel the kind of people who eat convenience store bentos without heating them up? Cold hamburger steak, boiled food, fried food...I'm sorry, but it wasn't delicious.The room was so thin that I could hear footsteps and noises next door, so it was difficult to sleep at night.You can buy cup noodles for 200 yen at the hotel, so it might be best to use that instead.Also, there are small towels in the room, but no bath towels. I brought my own after reading the reviews, but be sure to bring your own.If I had hung a towel to dry in the room, I wouldn't have had a dry throat in the morning, but I won't be coming back again due to the poor quality of the food and the people staying there. I was angry at being woken up at 3, 5, 6, and 7 a.m.

I stayed here while visiting Nozawa Onsen ski resort.The person at the front desk was very kind and I felt safe staying there.There was only one indoor hot spring bath, but I was very grateful that it was open 24 hours a day!It was helpful to be able to leave my luggage there even after checking out.Even after checking out, you can use the bath for 300 yen, so you can take a bath before returning home!

I stayed for one night with a lift ticket and two meals included. |The room does not have a toilet, bath, or sink, and is the same as a normal guesthouse. |Our room had tatami mats. …

I used it on a snowboarding trip, but the lady employee was not very friendly. Not even a smile. The young proprietress was very kind and friendly, but...it's a shame. Dinner and breakfast are also average. …

I stayed with a cheap snowboarding package that doesn't allow you to specify accommodation.LocationIt's about a 20-minute walk from the center of the hot spring town, and it's difficult to get to from the main slopes of Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort unless you use a bus. It's fairly close to the Karasawa slopes, and there are many buses running around the time the lifts open, but if you're looking to enjoy wandering around the hot spring town or visiting the public baths, the location may be a bit of a hassle. .The bus stop to the ski slopes and Iiyama Station is close (buses bound for Iiyama Station board the bus from the center of the hot spring town first, so it's hard to get on during the busy season, so you may have to wait a few minutes = 5 to 10 minutes). )Conductor inside the innThere are many stairs, and there is little space to change clothes before check-in and after check-out.First of all, the changing area before check-in is the bathing area, but to get there you have to go up the stairs once and then go down again (in the case of the women's bath). From there, you have to go up the stairs, go back down to the front desk, and then go back up again to get to the hallway in front of your room where you can leave your luggage. It was difficult to keep going up and down the stairs while carrying heavy luggage.There is also a narrow hallway where you can store your luggage after check-out. If your departure time overlaps with someone else's, you'll have to spread out your luggage and organize your luggage while blocking the hallway.Amenities and bathI'm glad that it has a hot spring and can be used 24 hours a day.However, there are no bath towels (mini towels and toothbrushes are provided). Only conditioner shampoo and body soap are provided in the bath.At least in the women's bath, there are only 4 showers in the bathroom and 1 hair dryer in the changing area, so if you don't get the timing right, you'll have to wait standing in a small space. By the way, I didn't see a hair dryer in the room either, so all the female guests probably had to take turns using one in the bathroom. (However, it was relatively empty when I used it, probably because the baths are open 24 hours a day and the number of customers is spread out.)roomI stayed in a quadruple room with 2 single beds + 2 futons on tatami. The tatami area is quite narrow, which was good since I'm a woman, but I don't think two large men would be able to sleep there. I thought.There were enough outlets and hangers for the number of people. The heating was at just the right temperature, neither too hot nor too cold.

I was satisfied with my stay at a reasonable price.The bathroom is also large for this type of inn, and it's nice to be able to use it anytime.