Located in the centre of the village where you can walk to restaurants, bars, onsen, convenience store and Karaoke bar.
The owner provides a morning/afternoon shuttle to/from the slopes & there is also a night shuttle to the supermarket and restaurants in the other area of Hakuba.
Each villa has two bedrooms & a loft, living, dining, kitchen and bathroom and the floor heating will keep you warm.
Check in 3:00pm / check out 10:00am
Two bedroom villa with upstairs loft accommodating up to 7 guests
Two bedrooms and a loft upstairs & all the cottages have living rooms
with warm floor heating, bathrooms and kitchens.
Rates from 44,000 yen per night
Extras
Utility surcharge: 3,300 yen per night per cottage
Hakuba is a large spread-out collection of accommodation, holiday homes and local houses. The main street starts at the Hakuba Base Camp bus terminal, with a number of restaurants, coffee shops, ski shops and ski hire along the road. It can get quite busy when the weather or snow on the mountains is not good, and you defiantly need to book a restaurant if you’re a group of more than three.
We stayed at Brownie Villas which is a group of small chalets. Ours was a 2 bedroom, it had the basics for cooking, a small lounge area and a loft. Each room had a wall heater, which at night can be a little noisy. The shuttle buses stops are at the end of the street, depending on which mountain you want to go to. They are quite frequent in the morning, less so in the early afternoons. When the pow pow is on, the buses are packed. My suggestion would be to hire your own transport, that way you can move around the different mountains when you want. The nearby supermarket is large and has everything you need.
Thanks again Hisae for arranging the accommodation.
Cheers,
Darren
has been perfect for us.
making our stay easy and "just like home"!
Zoe Ryan
- Closest chairlift - Happo Nagiyama Lift or Gondora Adam Happo Station - 1 km
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Mountain shuttle bus - Meteor-mae or Shakespeare Hotel-mae - 0~200 m
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Bus stop - 2 km
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Train station - 3 km
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Restaurants and bars - 100 m
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Supermarket - 2~3 km
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Rental shop & ski school - 500 m
The Hakuba Valley is home to Hakuba Goryu, Hakuba 47, Happo One, Iwatake, Kashimayar, Norikura and Tsugaike. All these resorts are within range, so you are spoilt for choice.
It does attract the second most amount of western visitors behind Niseko, so it is well suit up to accommodate westerners.
The most common way to travel to Hakuba valley is to fly into Tokyo, catch the shinkansen to Nagano (90 minutes) and then a local train or bus to Hakuba