Manza Prince Hotel

This is my third time at Manza Prince (^.^) I love the quality of the Manza Onsen springs, so I'm back! Of course, the facilities are old, but since the hot springs are the main attraction at this hotel, it doesn't bother me too much. The view from the mixed bath is amazing, and although it was raining this time, I loved the indoor Shakunage no Yu bath so much that I went in four times. They let me use the hot springs even if I arrived early or after checking out, and I was also able to use the hot springs at the Prince-affiliated highland hotels, so it was a very satisfying hot spring trip! Thank you very much.

We stayed in a family room in the main building. We could see the snow-capped mountains. We turned a corner and found the entrance to the hot spring. The room was large, the heating was OK, not too hot, and there was a humidifier in the room. There was mixed bathing. You could use the towels provided by the hotel (no need to rent, they were placed in the room when you checked in), or you could buy them in the store. They were 1100 yen for women and 550 yen for men. They were reusable. It was very comfortable to soak in the hot spring facing the snow-capped mountains. There was a bus from Karuizawa to the hotel. You could make an appointment by email. You could not get on the bus without an appointment. **************************** Opposite the hotel front desk was the entrance to the ski resort. To rent equipment, you could fill out a form and choose it yourself. You could buy the cable car ticket on Ctrip. You had to stay at least two nights if you wanted to ski.

Since it is located in the mountains, transportation is not very convenient, but in return, you can see very beautiful scenery. Also, there are no stores nearby, so I think you'll need to stock up in advance.