Find hotels near Hakuba Olympic Museum, Hakuba from NT$3,921

"Excellent service, clean room, good facilities and lovely location."

"Less expensive and budget friendly. Amenities available like Onsen and table tennis. Laudry is also available. Distance is the disadvantage. It's a little far from the city center although still walking distance. "

"Great oasis in the mountains with great service and food "

"It was close to Hakuba 47. The people were nice and very helpful."

"Perfect accom!! Shuttle buses to the slopes approx 2 min walk away. Local convenience store super small with limited variety, but okay for essentials. Spacious and clean. "

"If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would! House of Finn Juhl in Hakuba is an absolute dream—everything from the stunning design to the warm, welcoming atmosphere made this stay unforgettable. The host was the nicest person ever, going above and beyond to make sure every moment was perfect. And the Finn Juhl furniture? Absolutely next level. The clean lines and mid-century modern aesthetic bring out the perfect balance of elegance and comfort, making the space feel both sophisticated and inviting. Each room has its own gorgeous bathroom, adding to the luxury, and the rooms themselves are incredibly quiet—perfect for a restful, peaceful stay. Honestly, if I could move in and call this place home, I would in a heartbeat. Can’t wait to come back!"

"Amazing, has to be the best place to stay in Hakuba"

"Well what a 10 days that was. Fantastic from the moment we stepped into the front door to the moment we were dropped at the bus stop to leave. Excellent position to the lifts at happo one. And don’t miss the Friday night buffet (make sure u book early). The breaks and coffee every morning became my highlight each day. Set the tone for such a great day. And finally the onsen. What a great way to experience the onsen in Japan. Was always clean and super restorative after a day on the slopes. Well done team I definitely hope to be back"

"The people who work here are WONDERFUL. Sad that mgmt put them in this position. The facility is really in terrible shape, maintained in a patchwork, the grounds had snow boulders falling from roof and a treacherous entrance to reception. The worst arrival we've ever had; there was no shuttle service to the hotel. The roads were icy and there were no available taxis so we wandered around with gear and suitcases for 1 1/2 hours taking two nasty falls on the ice after a 12 hour trip to get there. Instead of skiing, we planned our second day of slope time there lugging our stuff back to the bus station for shipping in order to prepare for departure. The property is not a hotel, rather it's a dorm/hostel type of place. The shared bathroom was on another floor from us on 4, had one out of order, and it was flooded from the other leaking and smelly in the women's 3rd floor. Fire exits were blocked with old beds and furniture, tied open to window latches or inoperable with doors removed, no sprinklers, etc. It was completely dangerous as far as fire safety evac goes. Difficult to navigate by its byzantine corridors and lockers for gear don't lock. I never went to the communal shower but opted to use the hot springs (a 20 minute walk) after seeing the grunge reviews about not going in without shower shoes. If you wanted a nice bath there, it costs ¥3,000 extra which is more than the one in the village. Overall, the staff and location to lift were super."