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Boasting a shared lounge and free WiFi, 森の宿 ビヨルク is located in Myoko. Very cozy and comfortable place, Delicious dinner and breakfast, especially great coffee :) The beds were very comfortable and clean. Every interior detail was very neat and has own style, very well matched. The best part was the kindness of the warm heaeted host couple. When you stay there, you will know about what I meant. It was very beautiful time there~ We will definetly stay again~
Refre Hotel in Myoko features ski-to-door access and a shared lounge. With free WiFi, this hotel offers ski storage space and free shuttle service upon prior request. what was most impressive was the extraordinarily helpful and friendly staff
Offering a ski school and ski storage space, Silverhorn is set in Myoko in the Niigata Region. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. There is a shared bathroom with a shower at the property. Super fluffy duvet and comfortable bed. Great location right near the gondola, 10-15 minutes walk to the village. Great in-house onsen. Very friendly and helpful staff. Delicious dinners at their restaurant. Highly recommend!
Next door to Akakura Kanko Ski Resort, Akakura Kanko Hotel features a golf course, a tennis court and a spa center. View, Onsen, ski in / ski out
Boasting natural hot spring baths and a comforting lounge room with a fireplace, Akakura Yours Inn is cozy accommodations located in the highland resort area of Myoko.
Located just a 2-minute walk away from Akakura Onsen Ski Resort, Akakura Wakui Hotel offers simple accommodations with natural hot spring baths. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire property. Very friendly and hospitable. The owners of the hotel went out of their way to help us and make us feel welcome. The breakfast was also great. Very convenient with parking, ski hire close by and the ski lift extremely close.
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Hotel Te Windsor is set in Myoko, less than 0.6 mi from Akakura Onsen Ski Area, and has a garden and a shared lounge. Each accommodations at the 3-star hotel has mountain views and free WiFi. Comfy bed, nice location, good ski shop onsite
Located a 10-minute walk from Myoko Ikenotaira Ski Resort, Ikenoya offers Japanese-style guest rooms and natural hot spring baths. The owner was very nice. She came and pick us up at the station, and even gave us a free ride to the...
Hotel Senke is only a 5-minute walk from Akakura Onsen Ski Resort and Akakura Kanko Ski Resort. It features hot-spring baths, 3 restaurants and Japanese-style rooms. Good B&B on the main street of Akakura Onsen.
Refre Hotel in Myoko features ski-to-door access and a shared lounge. With free WiFi, this hotel offers ski storage space and free shuttle service upon prior request. what was most impressive was the extraordinarily helpful and friendly staff
Only a 7-minute walk from Akakura Ski Resort, Hotel Taiko features indoor and outdoor public hot spring baths, massages and a sauna. Spacious room, good view, great Onsen, friendly staff, walking distance to town is perfect.
björk （森の宿 ビヨルク）, Akakura Kanko Hotel, and Refre Hotel got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Myoko.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Myoko this weekend is $242 or, for a 4-star hotel, $605. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Myoko for this weekend cost around $316 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Myoko near Myokosuginohara Ski Area include Resort Project Myoko Kogen, Soratobu Usagi and Yado Brodiaea.
björk （森の宿 ビヨルク）, Refre Hotel, and Akakura Kanko Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Myoko.
Many families visiting Myoko loved staying at Refre Hotel, björk （森の宿 ビヨルク）, and Silverhorn.
On average, 3-star hotels in Myoko cost $163 per night, and 4-star hotels in Myoko are $503 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Myoko can be found for $295 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
For hotels in Myoko that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try björk （森の宿 ビヨルク）, Silverhorn, and Hotel Tae Windsor.
These hotels in Myoko are highly rated by couples: Kyukamura Myoko, björk （森の宿 ビヨルク）, and Ikenoya.
We stayed 3 nights in Akakura Onsen but actually didn't ski at all on Mt Myoko so we could have stayed longer for sure. Instead we took buses to other resorts like Madarao and Lotte Arai. The town is small and easy to navigate with lots of options for eating. It was fairly touristy but felt a little quieter compared to Hakuba where we had come from previously.
Great choice of restaurants, our favourite being KKitchen.. Well located for easy access on shuttle bus to a number of ski areas. Excellent snow quality and skiing and not overrun by badly behaved Aussies yet. Well equipped ski hires to satisfy the best of skiers.
If we had had more snow it would have been different. But in early March there was little snow and lots of wind and rain. We cut our trip one day short. But the town is a sleepy ski town with really nice people, good restaurants and fun bars. If the had been great there are tons of different resorts to enjoy.
The food, the hot baths/onsen, the ski in ski out, and the staff are amazing. Getting there may set you back 25$ for the taxi or be tiring to get there by bus. But the place itself is great. They accomodate us with food we can eat since we don’t eat pork or non-halal meat. I’m definitely looking forward to coming a third time
Great place for snow sports! It's less known compared to many of the other ski resorts in Japan so the hills are much less crowded. The cost is also much more reasonable compared to places like Hokkaido. Getting to Myoko Kogen is quite easy from Tokyo, via Shinkansen to Nagano, then local Kitano train from Nagano to Myoko Kogen, with the entire trip about 4~5 hours. There aren't many good restaurants in Myoko, so it would be nice to stay in a hotel equipped with kitchenette to avoid hassle of finding food. The lift stations are quite close to central Myoko area and hotels usually provide transportations, so it's easy to get around.
A challenging mountain for intermediate and beginner skiers/boarders. A few black runs, but for the expert skier/boarder, another mountain would be a better choice. Unparalleled snow awaits the skier/boarder at Myoko. The small town has several restaurants, serving both Japanese and Western food. Shibata offered vegan options, which worked well for myself. Udon no Fu (underneath Pomodora) offered delicious udon. They are famous for their squid ink udon. The Apple tempura was delicious. Pomodora offers good pizza. I would recommend going early as they can get quite slow in serving food as more people come into the restaurant. The restaurant inside Myoko Snowsports had excellent hot chocolate. The lunch service was delicious (had a vegan option) and quick. For most places in town, a reservation is a must. Parking outside of the paid lot (500 Yen) is limited. If driving, snow tires or chains are a must. Myoko can get up to a meter (3.5 ft) of snow overnight. Akakura Kanko has plenty of free parking near the two main lifts, but parking on the Akakura Onsen side is limited. Myoko Snowsports offers lessons in English and the instructors are top notch. The snow monkies are a short side trip from Myoko. Watching their antics is fun. I would highly recommend Myoko for both skiing and boarding.
Wonderful stay at the Refre Hotel with Jenn and Peter. We felt at home from the very first minute, they and their team were always so much helpful. We had a beautiful Japanese style room, loved the in-house Onsen, were everyday overwhelmed by the manifold breakfast, the location of the hotel was just perfect, very close to ski lift, ski school and main street... They helped us with restaurant recommendations and transfers. We had so many nice chats. My daughter loved them. Oh, and yes, skiing was awesome too. Four days of epic snowfalls.
Staying at AIR Myoko was a true pleasure for our family of five (including three young adult offspring). This small boutique retreat combined Japanese aesthetics with contemporary styling and it was a delight to return to after a day of skiing. The comfortable communal spaces in addition to the fabulous food from the guest chef were an unexpected bonus. The hotel staff were excellent in their assistance and communication, we would love to return one day!
Great Australian owners / hosts that go out of there way to make sure you have a fantastic time. My 4 th time in Akakura boarding and defiantly found Myoko ski lodge had it all. Would not even consider going anywhere else in the future. Its just like being at home. You guys are awesome !
Great location right behind the chairlifts to Akakura Onsen, no shuttle bus needed! If heading to the neighbouring resort Akakura Kanko the shuttle bus is 50m away only. Friendly hotel owner and family very helpful with any queries.
Great proximity to the chairlift, lovely staff collected and returned us to the train station in Myoko Kogen, we had two rooms with ensuites, had breakfast one morning was good value all in all a lovely spot to enjoy the snow.
Mile Post was a great experience, and welcoming place to stay. Just out of town, but easy walking distance. Isamu and Tomoko were lovely hosts. True Japanese food and hospitality. We can’t rate it highly enough.
Miwa and her family lovely hosts, traditional Japanese breakfast was 1500yen w hotpot every morning.The Onsen was open long hours clean and traditional. Highly recommend in the Main Street if Myoko.
Location, Service, Food, Comfort is brilliant. Shikin and Takako are the best hosts you will find in Myoko. They make you feel at home, and service is great. Highly recommended!
Right in the center of the village, 5 mins walk to the slope, and the great Japanese hospitality.
Everything was great, we love staying here. Very helpful staffs. Clean hotel and clean room.
Friendly accommodating staff. Spacious hotel, with nice onsen.
All in all, the hotel is perfect for vacations.
Our host was tremendous. Knew the local area well and was very helpful in making restaurant bookings and transporting us to the ski fields. On arriving we were a little concerned we were too far away from the action, but this turned out to be a bonus. The local restaurants offer a truly authentic experience and were great fun, with excellent food and getting to the ski areas was not an issue with our host providing free transfers morning and afternoon.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Japow House. Kimmi and Miyu were awesome hosts and were very helpful in suggesting places to eat and visit. The facilities were very clean and had everything that we needed. Breakfast was nice, consisting of cereal, toast and hot soup. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great place to stay while visiting Myoko.
Can’t say enough good things about this place. Awesome staff, awesome vibe and a really cozy atmosphere to chill in after a long day of riding! Really comfortable beds, nice showers and only a few minutes walk into the center of town as well which is super convenient. Can’t wait to come back and stay for longer next time.
Hotel Massa was a lovely little pension with excellent food in the restaurant. What really made our stay amazing though were our hosts. They really went above and beyond to tend to our every need and make our stay remarkable. It was probably the best hospitality I have ever experienced!!!!
Spacious room, good view, great Onsen, friendly staff, walking distance to town is perfect. Good for families, game room, traditional breakfast not many western options
Hotel Moc exceeded my expectations. Would stay here again if I returned for a skiing holiday.
