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THWei1979
Taipei, Taiwan

Nice hotel facility

3.0 of 5 bubblesReviewed 29 May 2018via mobile
The hotel staff were nice and friendly. The breakfast they offered on the 2nd floor was nice. Handmade rice ball was delicious. It was a enjoyment to take a walk near the hotel. View was good and air was fresh.

The room was way to big for 1-2 people to stay. It would be better if they could have some remodel for hotel rooms.
Date of stay: April 2018
Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Reviewed 15 April 2018

My friend told me about this place & booked it for me.

Just a note at the beginning. Check there website. They have shuttle buses to take you from Karuizawa Station to the resort and back. But they have a schedule. So check for the bus times. And they leave right on time. So don't be late. Or it'll be a costly taxi ride up.

You'll be looking at a 30 - 40 min. bus ride up, from Karuizawa Station. Yes up. You're pretty much going up a small mountain.
Check in was straight forward & they do have someone at reception that understands & speaks English.

I payed for the upgraded room. Yes, I had to pay more but for me (personally), it was worth every penny. My room also included a breakfast & dinner buffet. Which you'll have to give them a time slot, for when you're going to be arriving, and your slip for the buffet.

The room was a great size, water & beer in the fridge (no charge) every day.
The bathroom a decent to normal size with all the amenities you need. Soaps, shampoo, conditioner, razor, tooth brush/ paste, and even q-tips.
This room came with it's own little patio & hot spring bath tub. This was awesome!

The buffet had enough food to keep you filled. They had western & Japanese cuisine.
The scrambled eggs might be considered to be runny, compared to North American standards, but honestly it tasted very good and a no biggy for me. The dinner buffet was the same, and a good variety as well.

The resort has it's own onsen as well to enjoy. They have a smoking room, that is close to there, for any smokers that want to stay here. They have some Ping-pong tables and other things to do. This is a nice place to just get away from the city and just relax.

The staff here are very accommodating & helpful. They even stand outside, to see you off, as you leave. Not just one person either. Amazing!

This place seems like it's in the middle of no where and the facility is quite large.
But if you just want to get away from it all and come to relax. Then maybe look into this place.
For me. It was worth every penny & I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Date of stay: April 2018
  • Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Reviewed 31 December 2016 via mobile

We've stayed here 3 out of the past 4 Christmases.

Only around 20mins drive from down town Karuizawa and well worth it for the experience of staying the snowy mountains . The Japanese/Western Suite rooms are great value and the best size and layout I've found for a family of four in Japan. Two beds in one bedroom, a Japanese tatami bedroom and a massive living area.

They also have free onsen, a heated indoor pool (costs), and karaoke rooms etc. The staff are friendly and helpful for a great overall experience.

My only complaint would be the breakfast is overpriced and pretty low quality. But there are a couple of couple of convenient stores 1km down the road so we just grab something there.

Date of stay: December 2016
Trip type: Travelled with family
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Reviewed 4 April 2016

Indeed, the room is wide and the hot spring quality is good. However, They were all.

Though there were 3 pair of slipper in the room,
bath towel, towel, toothbrush, glass,tea cup , mug cup ,tea set are all for two persons. I called to bring them but the staff could not succeed in the first try. In other country,it happened that so so. But in Japan,this is the first time that it is not equipped and the staff failed.

We had to eat dinner in a hall, not in a restaurant. During our dinner, there were large groups, at least 3. It was very noisy and they are rude. But the staff didn't cautioned them and didn't rebuke them.

Meal was disastrous. There were number of dishes but were bad. It was bad rather than not delicious. Worst of all, nigiri zushi and ramen. That was not a nigiri-zushi. That was not a ramen. Do they not ashamed to provide them?

During the dinner time, the light was dark and staff turn on the music. A stuffed animal character, I guess it was a dog, come out and visit the tables. But the dog flatters large groups only.

The staff should separate the individual customer and large groups. They crashed into me and never get in that lines and break ranks. It is dangerous.

There was a large communal bath.The spring quality is splendid. But! A floor was too slimy to walk,and we slipped and nearly fell down. And there were few handrails.It is dangerous.

In the next morning, we were able to choose the breakfast venue from two places. We chose the restaurant without hesitation. We were able to eat the breakfast peacefully. But there's a poor choice of menu. We all were disappointed. About the taste, better than dinner.

We will never come again and never recommend.

Date of stay: March 2016
  • Trip type: Travelled with family
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2  Thank しほ 及
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Reviewed 2 November 2015

We needed a value for money layover place prior to arriving at our next ryokan and chanced upon this in Iiyado website for Yen25k for 2 inclusive of dinner and breakfast. It was convenient to get to as the hotel offered free shuttle transfer (40mins) from Karuizawa Station. The hotel was a condo converted into serviced apartments after the last property bubble burst. The unit we had was huge with 2 bedrooms.
The onsens were in the basement. Both indoor and outdoor Onsen water quality was good and hot. Avoid the crowds by going during peak dinner and breakfast times, and late at night.
We chose the Jaanese Kaiseki dinner option and it was surprising good. The buffet breakfast spread was very good.
We plan to come back again for a layover stop during this coming autumn leaves season.
The factory outlet mall next to Karuizawa Stn is worth a breeze through but my preference is Gotemba.

Date of stay: June 2015
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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1  Thank TanSS
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Reviewed 8 October 2015

Firstly, I need to clarify that I do not know how to get to this hotel as this hotel stay was included in a package I had booked and it included transport to the hotel. Anyway, before we arrived at the hotel, we were brought to Onioshidashi Park where you can enjoy spectacular views of Mount Asama which is not as famous as Mount Fuji, but no less awe-inspiring.

Our driver helped us with the check-in so we had no issues with language at the reception. We were then shown to our rooms by a Hotel Relations Officer who could speak Mandarin. She was very helpful and informative about the hotel facilities and the area in general. I was travelling with hubby and 2 teenage boys and we had booked 2 rooms. The hotel upgraded our rooms and in the end, we had two rooms which could sleep 4 people each. The rooms were clean and VERY SPACIOUS. I heard the spacious rooms are typical of most most hotel rooms outside of Tokyo. The rooms may face different sides and some offer a view, some don't. One of our rooms offered the view of Mount Asama which was so beautiful that I think I just stood by the window and admired it for close to half an hour.

The hotel has indoor and outdoor Onsens and comes with a vanity area with an extensive array of toiletries for one to choose from. Kiddos enjoyed their first Onsen experience.

As it is at such an isolated (peaceful and quiet, surrounded by nature) location, most guests will have dinner at the hotel premise. Huge selection of seafood and international cuisine available. There is definitely something for everyone.

As winter days are quite short, it was dark early and not much to see outside. So we planned to go for early breakfast the next morning and then walk around the hotel grounds.

Can't remember much about the breakfast as I have never been much of a breakfast person but I did enjoy our short morning stroll just around the hotel grounds. There is also a rooftop area where you can enjoy the sights of the surrounding mountains.

Overall it was a lovely experience to get chill and get away from the hustle and bustle of the busy and fast-paced city.

Date of stay: December 2014
  • Trip type: Travelled with family
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