Price: $312 nightly, $345 total, Dec 13 - Dec 14, for Recommended hotels in Akakura Onsen
Review: We really enjoyed our stay at this family run ryokan. Staff was friendly and helpful and the room was spacious and clean. Food was excellent and had a very warm, home cooked meal vibe. Access to town was good and easy and skiing conditions were top notch!, by Miho
Price: $113 nightly, $125 total, Nov 13 - Nov 14, for Recommended hotels in Akakura Onsen
Review: We absolutely loved our time here! Cozy rooms, short drive to multiple resorts, really good breakfast. The owner was incredibly friendly and accommodating. One of the best stays we had in Japan., by Yulia
Price: $79 nightly, $89 total, Dec 13 - Dec 14, for Recommended hotels in Akakura Onsen
Review: Great resort for an all inclusive ski trip. Hotel is great- amazing food and facilities- especially the onsen and library space that had so many great book to look through on down day. , by Jonathon
Price: $240 nightly, $264 total, Nov 15 - Nov 16, for Recommended hotels in Akakura Onsen
Review: It’s just beautiful. They have a shuttle to the ski areas that aren’t walkable. Free shuttle from and to the train station. They were very friendly and helped me set up my luggage transportation to the next ski location. , by Carlo
Price: $92 nightly, $101 total, Dec 13 - Dec 14, for Recommended hotels in Akakura Onsen
Review: Staffs were very friendly and helpful, room is very clean. It’s isolated from the village so you’d better prepare your food for night or order buffet, by Huang Kai
Price: $118 nightly, $132 total, Dec 10 - Dec 11, for Recommended hotels in Akakura Onsen
Review: Breakfast is great and in a very convenient location., by Qian
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Review: We really enjoyed our stay at this family run ryokan. Staff was friendly and helpful and the room was spacious and clean. Food was excellent and had a very warm, home cooked meal vibe. Access to town was good and easy and skiing conditions were top notch!, by Miho, July 27, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The room was wonderful and had everything we needed for a short snowboarding trip. The room was very clean and well-maintained, and I wished I had more time chilling in bed. Highly appreciate the thoughtful hosts, and we had a BLAST! 10000% would come back again, by Suhana, March 24, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Sasa is an amazing host, he is incredibly helpful and friendly. Great cook too! We loved staying here, great spot., by Mike, February 18, 2024, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: I just loved loved loved loved loved staying here — the owners are wonderful. Extremely hospitable and helpful. It has a local Japanese vibe that you don’t get in some places The rooms were super comfortable and well heated, breakfast was yummy. Thank you for the warm hospitality, by Alejandro, March 15, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Our room was very comfortable with an amazing view of the lake. The hosts were so friendly and welcoming., by Shannon, August 13, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: I knew I wanted to snowboard at Lotte Arai Resort but I read that it was in a very small town and basically only the resort buildings so i picked this spot because they offered a free shuttle to the nearby mountains. (Not Lotte though its a 40 minute drive and I had to get a separate bus. It was very easy though and the owner was able to help me figure it all out. If you do that route bring cash, it costs 2,000 jpy one way). When I arrived from Tokyo it was a complete 360 in scenery. It was..., by Lily, March 11, 2024, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This was a very nice experience for me and my family. The hotel itself is very nice, but the best part is the service provided by the staff. Extremely courteous and they provided for all our requests. It's in a very nice location with 9 onsens (hot spings) within walking distance. As long as you stay in a hotel in town, you get a free key to access all of them. The hotel provides you with a Onsen outfit that we found very fun to walk around in (like a kimono with jacket and wooden sandels)...., by Glenn, January 16, 2017, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: All around incredible stay. Located on the Onsen road, with access to two public baths outside of the hotel, two very well equipped Onsen within the hotel, and the option to reserve a private Onsen as well. Not listed on when booking, but the hotel picked us up from the train station, as well as runs a free shuttle once every morning (940am) to the monkey park. Really nice touch that they should publicize more broadly. Highly recommend getting breakfast and dinner included. Highlight of the..., by Adrian, April 18, 2018, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This was our first stay in a traditional Japanese ryoken and we had a great stay. The welcome was fantastic with a tour round the hotel and tea served in our room. We also enjoyed the spa and the Japanese breakfast., by Anonymous traveler, May 17, 2017, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The room was spotless and comfortable. The staff was amazing! Very. Courteous and helpful the moment you arrive. The station is a within walking distance which is helpful if in a rush., by Saul, February 17, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: An unforgettable experience with my son who is 9 we enjoyed the private onsen with 2 separate baths we bathed under the stars which was perfect. The staff was incredibly accommodating attentive and so SWEET , the Japanese chocolate covered pecans are dreamy definitely grab a box or 2!, by Victoria, February 15, 2024, rated 10/10 Excellent
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