Ryokans en Myoko

Melissa Australia

We loved the vibe and spacious rooms. Location perfect and walking distance to town and ski lifts. Loved breakfast and morning music 🎶

Pak Hong Hong Kong

Very good value overall. Staff speaks good English. Got private bathroom, which is essential for me. Nice japanese breakfast, with variation everyday. Can buy discounted ski pass tickets (around 25% off) for Ikenotaira, Suginohara and Akakura Onsen. Free shuttle to get you to these 3 ski resorts too. Can do pickup at station between 7am and 7pm when you arrive and leave. Onsen bath is very nice and the building is very traditionally. Surprisingly, there are quite a few grocery shops and restaurants within 5 min of walking distance, which was one of my concerns before I arrived.

NATTAKARN Tailandia

It is one of the best ski resorts for beginner. The slope is a good challenge for newbies and the lift ticket is cheap and not crowded at all. I can get to snowboarding right in the back of the hotel. I would recommend it for families with elderly and kids. The dinner is included and it is very good and delicious.

Tuvshin Japón

I stayed five nights snowboarding at Ikenotaira ski resorts. The inn was running two elderly couples, and their lovely granddaughter came to help during the busy season. It was more like a homestay in a Japanese family with a big house than a hotel. The rooms were nice and clean with toilets. Breakfast was delicious having fresh salad and fruit. The couples were very welcoming, and I enjoyed my solo travel very much. About IkenoTaira ski resort: If you go skiing or snowboarding, the snow where great here. During my stay, almost every day was snowing heavily. I enjoyed skiing in powder snow, it was a great feeling.

Sharron Canadá

Great Ryokan with delicious food and welcoming host family! They will help you with anything you need, including ski pass discount and a drive to the rental shop. I will definitely stay here again if I come back to the area.

Jamie Nueva Zelanda

Located right in the middle of Akakura Onsen the Star hotel is easy to access and then close to a number of restaurants, shops and bars. The free shuttle bus cruises past so it’s easy to jump in and get to Kanko. Onsen ski field is a 5 min walk along the street. Bar across the road and ski rental. Convenience store next door - in evenings. The family that runs Star Hotel is super kind and friendly. They’ll go out of their way to help. Breakfast was great, enough food. The Hotel is a bit tired but I think that’s par for the course around the area. Yes it’s a bit pricy but it’s the middle of peak winter season and you’re in snow paradise so …! The bathroom communal onsen is small - but easy to get to yourself. The water is soooo hot - but great for a soak. Smells great - authentic onsen water. The big family room is basic, but a traditional Japanese type stay - sleeping on futons on tatami. Plenty of extra blankets provided. Gas heaters in room are effective but you wouldn’t leave them on at night so it does cool down. Kotatsu is amazing to slip under, keep warm and rehydrate !! Discount lift tickets from reception are good but cash only. You can pay by credit card at the ski field ticket offices.

Daryl Australia

The location to the ski fields is awesome.