The hotel is located in a small ski resort town. We arrived in the afternoon and were immediately encouraged to relax in the lounge with other guests enjoying complimentary hot tea & snacks, including marshmallows that could be roasted over a small fire in the fireplace.
Dinner was served in the smaller of the hotel’s two dining rooms. Apparently both rooms are usually open, the larger & more luxurious being a higher-end eatery. But we had our choice of several menus, including the menu for the closed dining room. The food was ok. In hindsight I’d recommend modest choices that equal the restaurant’s limited capabilities. We opted for pricey dishes that weren’t well executed & rued the resulting bill.
Breakfast is a hybrid buffet, with a choice of several main courses ordered off a menu, accompanied by the buffet items. It was fine, on par with typical hotel fare. Breakfast was served in the larger dining room with linen napkins - a rarity for Japanese restaurants - with a lovely, expansive view of the surrounding grounds.
Our room, itself, was moderately sized, with a king bed & a bathroom that featured a step up to it. The bathroom had a tub and a hand-held
“shower” attachment. Hubby was able to use the wand as a shower in its mount, but I was worried I’d inadvertently spray the entire room, even with the provided shower curtain.
Finally, the hotel staff is very friendly & gracious. Overall, we’d recommend the hotel, but suggest dining elsewhere for dinner.