Hotéis perto de Monte Hakusan 17

"Tudo excelente "

"The hotel is amazing. The room is huge and very pleasant. "

"Hotel muito bom, com infraestrutura ótima, restaurantes bons e cidade linda."

"Hotel perfeito "

"Hotel novo, bem localizado, em frente ao mercado. Tudo muito bem feito. Senti falta de um pouco mais de inglês nos funcionários da recepção, foi difícil a comunicação por várias vezes. Mas fora isso tudo estava muito bom."

"Uso do Onsen foi muito bom."

"Refeições saborosas, bastante confortável, quartos enormes. Atendimento em inglês, opções de salas de banho privadas para pessoas com tatuagem. O único ponto é que fica distante da vila de shirakawa, uns 30 minutos a pé."

"Traditional Japanese-style resort hotel. The room was very spacious and comfortable (we chose beds instead of tatami). The service was very good, with clear explanations provided. There are two public bath options on-site, both excellent and separated by gender. We didn’t choose the kaiseki dinner due to the high price — and we regretted it. We tried to book it on the same day, but the reservation cutoff time had passed. We went out to find dinner in the area, but most restaurants close very early (8 PM) and there are very few options. We ended up going to a convenience store and bought food to eat in the room — which was also a lovely experience. We ended the night at the hotel bar with some warm sake (no food available there, just a few small snacks). Important tip: there’s nothing in the town itself — the resorts are the main attraction. We hadn’t realized that before, and it’s something important to consider when planning your trip and meals. For our trip, one night was enough. It’s not something we would repeat, as it’s not a priority for us — but it was worth it for the bathing experience. (We only used the hotel baths — we didn’t go to the public ones in town, as we didn’t think it was necessary to pay for something that was already available at the hotel and most likely better.)"

"O melhor hotel que fiquei durante minha viagem ao Japão. O quarto é pequeno, mas confortável, foi o único hotel em que a cama não ficava encostada na parede ou janela. "