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1. Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama
Hotel Morinokaze TateyamaToyama
- Unwind in mountain-top mineral hot springs at this wellness sanctuary, where natural beauty meets traditional Japanese onsen experiences.
NT$6,815
NT$7,557 total
Sep 27 - Sep 28




2. Hakuba Tokyu Hotel
Hakuba Tokyu HotelHokujo
- Soak in mountain bliss at this hotel where the full-service spa offers aromatherapy treatments and facials, plus in-room massage options.
NT$2,613
NT$3,248 total
Sep 29 - Sep 30




3. Shinshu Omachi Onsen Ryoan Kawaki
Shinshu Omachi Onsen Ryoan KawakiOmachi
- Japanese ryokan offers 5 natural hot springs, private soaking tubs, and traditional gardens for serenity.
NT$6,213
NT$12,908 total
Sep 28 - Sep 29




4. Guest room Furusatomura Kogeikan
Guest room Furusatomura KogeikanOmachi
- Revitalizing hostel escape offers onsite spa treatments and peaceful terrace views, creating a serene refuge for wellness seekers.
NT$2,825
NT$3,107 total
Sep 27 - Sep 28
NT$2,952
NT$3,692 total
Sep 27 - Sep 28




6. Hotel La Neige
Hotel La NeigeHokujo
- Immerse in alpine serenity at this mountain retreat with ski-in/ski-out access and indulgent spa therapies for post-slope relaxation.
NT$7,292
NT$8,824 total
Oct 26 - Oct 27




8. Hotel Green Plaza Hakuba
Hotel Green Plaza HakubaOtari
- Mountainside spa sanctuary offers Japanese onsen, sauna, and daily ski access at Hotel Green Plaza Hakuba.
NT$3,014
NT$3,687 total
Oct 21 - Oct 22
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Top Ashikuraji Hotel Reviews
Hotel Sierra Resort Hakuba
8/10 Good
"The property is nice, the onsen is a terrific feature and the staff were excellent and helpful with our many questions for inbound/outbound travel. However, for upwards of $400 per night, the dining options were rather basic and, given the hotel's somewhat remote location, the sporadic shuttle schedule and drop-off locations made the ski resorts somewhat of a challenge to reach."















