Ulasan Hotel Omodaka

It was brilliant! It is the same with pictures on this site. They gave me yukata and towel and changed it every day. I had a tea and enjoyed it on my balcony. I tried a futon at first time in my life. I had my own reserved table for breakfast. ❗❗❗The hotel has its own bus with driver, which took me to the Snow Monkey Park and to the station for free! Actually staff was so polite! It is seems like you are someone important. Actually the only one minus that you can't go to all 9 Shibu Onsen's baths, but just to 9th bath only. But the hotel has its own bath even open-air. It was really nice and comfortable accommodation.

可以在天台溫泉池享受開揚山景，陣陣飄雪，令人心礦神怡。晚餐和式餐膳，食材新鮮，份量豐富。早餐為自助式，可以品嚐當地醃菜及各式美食。

酒店員工非常友善，可惜不太懂英語。但3/F的浴埸很方便，也很舒服。酒店旁邊有一個给居民用的公園，裡面有十幾棵樱花正在盛開，给我們带來驚喜！房間內沒有冲涼液和洗髮水，所以只好跑到浴場去冲凉。

地理位置優越，交通非常方便，比較靠近野猿温泉，工作人員很熱情，酒店裡的温泉很棒。但餐食不太豐富，吃不飽。

飯店有安排車輛在湯田中車站接送。雖然建物老舊，但服務人員都很親切。美中不足的是大眾池溫泉的水，太燙，燙到無法下去泡。還有飯店有載我們到地獄谷野猴公苑的入口，但回程需要自行搭公車到飯店附近的站牌，當天的環境，開始颳風、下大雪的當下，要回到飯店真的歷經千辛萬苦。

What an absolutely gorgeous traditional Japanese hotel. Like most people we stayed because we were in town to visit the Snow Monkey Park, and we couldn’t fault this for a close place to stay nearby. The hotel is older, but has all the necessary amenities. We had a Japanese room, which meant mattresses on the tatami floor. The mattresses were fine to sleep on, but I will admit I wasn’t a fan of the pillow. The dinner was incredible, so many different foods to try, they were all scrumptious and the service was lovely. Food was served in private rooms on the lower floors, which was nice and allowed for privacy with my partner while we ate. Breakfast was also great, buffet style with lots of different choices. Would definitely stay again if we were in the area.

The room was spacious and warm. I even had to turn the heater off before going to sleep because it made the room so toasty. I never felt cold inside. Everyday we had an amazing and healthy breakfast feast to fuel up before driving out to the ski slopes. And of course coming back to the onsen after a day of skiing is the best way to wrap up the day and help those tired muscles recover. A thing to note is that my room (and most accommodations in Yudanaka) don't have showers attached, so one would have to go to the onsen (located within the same building) to take a shower. There is an ensuite toilet. Initially I felt that the shower thing wasn't something I'd like but it is actually ok - I went to the onsen everyday after skiing anyway, and for hygiene purposes one would shower before getting into the onsen. It is never crowded in the onsen, male and female are separate, nudity is completely normal and no biggie, everybody just minds their own business. I highly recommend the onsen experience, it is quite something different and a Japanese tradition. Everything that one needs is provided in the onsen and shower area. There are also hairdryers, face/body moisturisers. My stay included one dinner in the hotel and it was the best dinner I've had in years! It must have been 8 courses with some side dishes, all meticulously prepared and delicious! The staff spoke some very basic English and were all lovely and helpful.