Find hotels near Hakuba Happo-One Ski Area, Hakuba from AED 285

"Our stay was nothing short of amazing. The hosts were some of the most thoughtful and accommodating people we’ve ever met, always going the extra mile to ensure we were comfortable—including offering lifts whenever we needed them. Their kindness and hospitality truly made our trip special. The lodge itself was perfect in every way. The beautiful log house was spotless, well-maintained, and set in a fantastic location. It had everything we needed for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. If you’re looking for a place in Hakuba with exceptional hosts and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, this is the one. We can’t wait to return!"

"Shane and team made it a very pleasant experience, great accomodation"

" Distance from skii areas and food establishments"

"J"

"Staff can communicate in basic english, my traditional room did not disappoint, clean and well done up morning buffet. Can walk to any restaurants, grocery stores and of course the chair lift. "

"Great location near Happo One and Rhythm! Great views!"

"The room with private Onsen Bath was AMAZING!! Definitely will so it again. "

"Grst"

"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."