Otari Hotel Guide - Tsugaike Natural Park hotels in Otari, Japan.

"A lovely traditional Japanese hotel with large rooms, elaborate breakfast and very helpful staff. "

"Great place to stay and fantastic location. My only complaint is that the bathroom was very cold."

"Wonderful place to stay with excellent food and hosts! "

"Clean room…great staff"

"Room was warm, clean and breakfast is good"

"Amazing place to stay. Absolutely will be back"

"Wow, what an absolute gem of a lodge to stay at. Super cool setting nestled in the forest just under Iwatake skifield. Genuine original Japanese ski lodge for a neat authentic experience. "

"The place was cosy and the host was so very helpful with transport to grocery shopping and station, & lift passes. The small house had all the facilities you need and was toasty. "

"Lovely, great location, friendly staff"

"A great apartment with stunning view, friendly and helpful staff, good location. "

"Staff was friendly and accommodating. "

"Great staff"

"Super stay, homely, friendly, helpful, good coffee, good selection of breakfast bits, the lady owner is a Jem, super accommodating, and Ly was great for lifts around town, would (and hope to) return in a heartbeat "

"Close to ski area. Very good breakfast and dinner. Hot bath is great."

"The rooms are specious and very nice, good breakfast and service "

"Very clean and quiet place. Great breakfast. "

"New hotel, comfortable rooms and good service with shuttle bus"

"We had a truly delightful stay. The space was generous, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a spacious living and dining area. Everything was clean, comfortable, and tastefully decorated, making us feel completely at home. The kitchen was fully equipped with everything we needed, it had all the essentials and more. We enjoyed a cozy evening indoors, cooking and shabu shabu together. The host was incredibly nice and responsive, and all the information provided was clear and helpful. We’re...

"The staff were so welcoming and it was a comfortable environment to stay at. "