Hotel Grand Phenix Okushiga

The overall experience is pretty good. Ski in&out is more suitable for middle-aged and elderly people. Young people are all in Nozawa Hot Spring Village.

It was a very enjoyable 2 nights and 3 days! Before going, I was worried about the check-in time. It was from 16:00, and I thought it was late. Arrived before 15:00. I was thinking of just checking in and going skiing, but they let me in as the room was ready. Furthermore, thankfully, I was able to upgrade, saying, "It's convenient for me." I was happy to have a room on the top floor with a high ceiling and a view of the slopes. It was easy to get in and out of the ski area from the ski lockers, and it was also very easy to come back from skiing. I was also happy with the air spray at the entrance of the ski resort. I enjoyed the sunset from the bath and the pool. I was able to enjoy the 3 days ＼(^-^)／

Simply the Best of East and West. スキガ高原スキー場で最高。 100% (12年前の最初の滞在から2日前の最近の滞在まで...ここは今や私たちの毎年の「山の楽園」です) この "静かなアルプスの贅沢 "に匹敵するものは何もない。 ホテルグランドフェニックス奥志賀高原は、和と洋（ヨーロッパの伝統）のエッセンスを最も真摯な形で表現しています。 フランシス・フリーマン (過去30年以上、日本、アジア、オーストラリア、ヨーロッパを旅してきた旅行者）

舒適度高的酒店 預訂了日式客房，客房十分大，整潔乾淨。 客房在地下，面對雪地庭園景觀，十分美麗。 酒店有滑雪裝備租借，又可比住客存放滑雪裝備，而且一出酒店就是雪場，十分方便。 酒店晚餐亦十分美味，早餐亦很好。 總的來說，十分推薦入住。

Wonderful, that's all I can say. I was amazed that there was such a place near Tokyo. While it was nearly 40 degrees in Tokyo, Okushiga Kogen was only 22 degrees even at midday. That alone was luxurious, but the cute hotel in the middle of nature made me excited. The mountain road leading to the hotel was beautiful, and the drive itself was fun. It was clear that the entire building was lovingly and carefully maintained. The room was not only spacious and luxurious, but also beautifully cleaned. The room was warm and wooden, like a chalet, and the bottled water in the refrigerator was free, which is rare these days, and the water in the water heater was kept at the right temperature, so coffee and tea were ready to drink. It was a truly wonderful moment to enjoy a drink on the balcony while looking at the nature while feeling the refreshing breeze. The shared lobby, the lounge with a fireplace, and the large public bath were also beautifully maintained and were relaxing spaces. All the staff were warm and welcoming, and they knew our schedule, which was amazing. We were originally thinking about going to Karuizawa, but we were surprised that they were so friendly and helpful. I was right to choose Okushiga Kogen in search of coolness. There were few people, and I felt like I had it all to myself. Next time, I'd like to come back for a longer stay, with a book in hand. I've heard that the ski season and autumn foliage season are also wonderful, so I'd like to come back in a different season.

I think everyone has experienced the feeling that the same menu gets repeated and boring as the number of stays increases. Even in Japan, Niseko has a wide variety of dinners so you won't get bored. Shiga Kogen and Zao are not long-term stay friendly, so you will have to eat the same menu over and over for 3 or 4 nights. This hotel is different. How is it different? ! 1: "La Stella Alpina" offers five types of antipasto, which are of a high level. This also applies to other dishes, but the quality of the ingredients and the cooking level are extremely high. The chef's oyster dishes are exquisite. I asked the Chiba sisters (in charge of the antipasto wagon) for a double oyster escabeche. 2: Even if it's not on the menu, they have a secret trick to provide steamed oysters (large and delicious) at a reasonable price. Why not consult with Deputy Manager Saito, who is also the maitre d' of the restaurant? I think you can enjoy a delicious surprise dinner with close communication, not just oysters. The "Special Plan" is the basis of dinner at this hotel. Various arrangements are possible. They will change the fish + meat course to an a la carte menu. There are not many hotels in Japan or abroad that offer this kind of flexibility. So no matter how many times you stay during the season, you will never get bored. The salty taste is also nice for your body tired from skiing and sauna. Eating Japanese food at Kagaribi is also a fun accent. 3: If you consult with the chef and Mr. Saito in advance (the day before or before your next stay depending on the dish), you can take a gourmet trip from north to south Italy. This restaurant serves bouillabaisse, but because of the quality and the chef's skill, I asked if we could try zuppa di pesce (a seafood soup that is said to be the origin of bouillabaisse) from the Naples region. A few days later, it was served. It is a common dish in Naples, but it is a zuppa di pesce that shows the pride of being a supplier to the imperial family and the energy of the chef. When I stayed in December, I asked if I could try seafood couscous from deep south Italy, and in January, seafood couscous was served. Like bouillabaisse, they also stock a lot of soup for soup, so we finished off with ojiya, a happiness that you can feel at an altitude of 1600m. It was fun to converse with the chef through the food!! 4: Compared to dinner, breakfast at this restaurant feels lacking in energy. You can't cut baguettes, country bread, or mountain bread to your desired length and thickness and enjoy a selection of dairy products. There are few types of bread (no baguettes, my favorite) and they are baby-sized. So I requested one baguette, had the German potatoes from the buffet made into a tortilla-style dish*, and had bocadillo at the table!! I mixed the instant salsa with ketchup and mayo. There was only one type of cheese, which was out of the question. The consommé soup at the buffet was delicious. It became a rich consommé depending on when I ate it. It was also good to drop the boiled* and eat it. There were many inbound guests, and we were having sauna discussions about breakfast. ① Why are the sizes so small? The only small coffee cup was a target of criticism, as was the bread. 2) *There were requests for specific food preferences, but they were not able to accommodate, and there were problems with this. 3) There was not enough cereal or fruit, and the same was true for yogurt. 4) It's a shame that the bonfire breakfast is a set with no variety and you can't choose... There may be limitations due to the size of the hotel and the number of rooms, but considering that it is a top-class hotel, it's not so good. 5) Obuse chestnut jam is served at breakfast. It's really delicious. I buy it again and again from the hotel's ship.