Hakuba Mominoki Hotel

It is a very nice hotel and breakfast is very good also the hotel have a nice Onsen.

Very nice hotel! Super super clean. Has a ski and snowboard rental shop right across the hotel (1 min walk) 10 min walk to the closest hill Breakfast was great. Buffet style. Both Japanese and western choices Private hotel onsen The pub restaurant is across the hotel. Great to relax after a day of snow activities Japanese restaurant inside the hotel. Not a lot of choices on the menu - just sukiyaki or shabu shabu set menu Transportation is great. Tons of buses - free or paid. If you go out for dinner, you can ask the hotel concierge to pick you up whenever you are for free Bathroom simple and clean - always have hot water Only con - the wifi signal is extremely weak. The signal will go on and off whenever it wants to 🫣 And Overall I will come stay again!

Wonderful Hotel Wonderful hotel and very accommodating to international travelers. Staff was very friendly, room was nice, lounge was comfortable, and the onsen was small but relaxing. Recommend staying here when in Hakuba.

What we liked: - The decor in the reception area with its big fireplace feels very welcoming and cosy and reminded me a bit of a British hunting lodge. Very stylish. We loved it! - Very nice terrace with torch light in the evening. Great atmosphere. - We also liked the glamping area in the forest next door, with its pub. - The room was quite spacious and very clean. - Very friendly staff, providing excellent service! What we didn't like so much: - It's a shame that the only two dinner options available are either buffet-style at the restaurant or barbecue in the glamping area. It would be nice to be able to have a served meal on the restaurant terrace, but unfortunately only buffet dinner is available. - So we opted for the barbecue, which was great - except for the fact that between the salad and the barbecue, we were served cheese fondue. Apart from the fact that summer doesn't quite feel like the right season for a fondue, it was very filling, so that we - sadly - had to leave behind quite a bit of the excellent meat and vegetables, as our stomachs were already quite full. My suggestion to the hotel management would be to skip the fondue (and reduce the price accordingly). Or at least add it as an option for those who really want it. That said, the local beef was fantastic, and we also liked the presentation. - Breakfast was a bit of a let-down for me as a Westerner. Only the standard choices of bread you find in most Japanese hotels (tiny soft croissants, soft rolls and toast). It would be great if some Swiss/German-style rustic bread choices were available as an alternative for those who don't like a Japanese breakfast. Also, the coffee (served from one of those big containers) was very disappointing. For an establishment like this, I would have expected an espresso machine, offering guests different kinds of coffee (cappuccino, cafe au lait, espresso), which should be seen as the general standard nowadays. - We didn't quite understand why the glamping area as well as the bar were only open until 9pm - in the middle of the summer holiday season! With no other places within walking distance (as far as we were aware), that very much limited our options for after-dinner drinks. There was live piano entertainment in the bar area near the reception, but it stopped at 9pm sharp, just as we were coming back from dinner in the glamping area. Such a shame! - While the room was OK (spacious, functional and clean), there is one thing that annoyed us: The step to get into the bathroom. I almost stumbled on two occasions when getting out of the bathroom, because I didn't expect a step to be there. I think it could potentially be quite dangerous. If there were a light at the bottom of the step, that would at least make it a bit safer. Overall a very nice stay, even though it was (unfortunately) only for one night.