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I used it for my first Maiko.The owner is very personable, the food is delicious, and the room is clean.On this day, it was even cheaper with Hokuriku discount, so it was perfect. Even if it's not cheap, it's perfect, so if you're unsure, this is the place to go.I don't want to go into detail because I think other people's reviews are enough to convey how good it is, but anyway, this place is the best.

This inn is in a great location, 2 minutes walk from the ski resort, and serves delicious food.The carefully selected meals and unlimited refills of homemade rice will soothe your tired body!

I visited you on a Saturday and Sunday in January 2024.This is a warm, family-run inn.Take the shuttle bus to the Maiko Snow Resort hotel and get off at Rental Kadoya-mae, and it's a good location, about a 2-minute walk.Rental Kadoya also has a souvenir shop where you can buy sweets.The shuttle bus was quite crowded, so it's best to line up early when you arrive at the station.The slope entrance is also a 2-3 minute walk.Advance delivery is by Yamato Transport, and they would like it to arrive the day before.Is there a charge for luggage storage before check-in and early check-in? Prices seem to vary slightly depending on the reservation company. (We will tell you the price upon inquiry)Please note that there are no nightwear or towels in the room.It is also listed on the accommodation page.Please don't make a fuss that you have to pay to rent something, even though it's your own responsibility if you don't bring it.Aren't you grateful that you can borrow it?If you don't like it, you can stay at a comic-comi inn.Although the building is old, the inn has Wi-Fi, and you will need to ask the innkeeper for the password.The toilet is shared, but don't worry, it's clean and doesn't feel old or dirty.Boards and equipment rentals are also available.It's a fairly cheap price.There are discount tickets available for tours, but I think it's better and easier to rent it here if you don't have to go and rent it and then come back.The drying room is downstairs on the first floor, which looks like a basement, and the board is next to the entrance and has a lock.There are vending machines where you can buy soft drinks.It looks like they sell potato chips and cup noodles.For meals, you can refill the rice yourself.You can also bring your own tea and water.It's home-cooked and delicious, and of course the rice is made with Shiozawa's Koshihikari rice, which is great.Do you heat your bath with a boiler and use water stored in a tank?Or is it always boiling and when many people, both men and women, use it, it can't be heated completely and it gets hot?It was crowded and when it was empty, I went in and the hot water was normal, but when families came in, it gradually got warmer.So I was a little disappointed in that.However, the jacuzzi style of the artificial hot spring was great!Again, if you are polite, the staff at the hostel will treat you well and I have no bad feelings, so if you ask me if I would like to come back to this hostel, I will gladly go.

This was my first time using it for skiing. They were very courteous from the moment I made the reservation over the phone. Although the inn has been around for several years, it is well-maintained and feels very clean. The room, toilet, and bath are quite clean. All the employees are also very kind and kind. This time I stayed without meals, but the reviews said that the food was very delicious, so next time I will definitely stay with meals. I checked out during the busy breakfast time, but the quick checkout and hot coffee made me feel at ease before I left. I had a great ski trip. thank you.