"A localização é perfeita para os amantes da neve. O destaque fica por conta do tamanho razoável do onsen, que comporta grupos maiores. A única desvantagem é a disponibilidade limitada de restaurantes e o alto custo das corridas de táxi. Pode não ser adequado para famílias com crianças pequenas."

"Em frente ao teleférico, perto do ponto de ônibus. O café da manhã era bom. Se pudessem mudar parte do cardápio, seria ótimo. Limpo."

"O hotel possui um bar que serve bebidas e lanches gratuitos."

"Obrigado por ficar Na ２ Obon feriado.As crianças e as crianças do dono do quarto Ao Lado estão brincando, o que me FAZ sentir Muito quente.Normalmente não como arroz branco, porque MEU açúcar é limitado, MAS é suficientemente delicioso para complementar. O Caminho para Tsugaike Nature Park está perto, então é Muito bom chegar cedo e andar por amanhã.Você recomenda o vinho e escolha é delicioso."

"Cleaning is done once every 3 days, facilities are average, and the room is a bit cold. The location is good, very close to the cable car."

"Embora eu tenha ficado apenas uma noite, eu ainda daria nota máxima. Recebi um quarto grande no último andar, muito espaçoso, totalmente aquecido, limpo e higiênico. Fica a apenas dez minutos da rodoviária. O teleférico mais próximo pode ser alcançado em cinco minutos a partir da estação de esqui. A foto um é a rodoviária, a foto dois é o horário e a foto três é outro horário. Todos podem consultá-lo."

"É Na Borda do Campo de neve Na piscina de Mei, você Pode deslizar para deslizar. O quarto é amplo e as camas são também confortáveis. O primeiro andar é especial para armazenar equipamento de neve.O restaurante Pode pedir comida simples e ter UMA pequena sopa para cozinhar."

"I stayed for two nights, Friday and Saturday, with my snowboarding friends. Considering the recent rise in prices and fuel costs, this hotel offered good value for money. The clientele seemed to consist mostly of students and families, giving it a lively atmosphere. However, perhaps because it's a reinforced concrete building, we weren't bothered by noises or voices from the next room or the hallway. There's a shop next to the front desk that mainly sells souvenirs, and you can buy things there even if you're not a guest. Tsugaike doesn't have a large shop like a ski center (there's a shop at the gondola station, though), so it's convenient to buy souvenirs here. There's also a cafe space in front of the front desk, and since coffee isn't included with meals (neither breakfast nor dinner), you can get some here if you want some. Apparently, the paper cups you take back to your room are a bit large. You can charge the cost to your room and settle the bill all at once at checkout. The drying room is spacious, but there might not be enough racks for the number of guests. There's a simple men's changing room attached to it, separated only by a curtain. The women's changing room was separate and located at the end of the second floor of the hotel. Be aware that some lockers can be locked while others cannot. I appreciated that the entrance and exit were automatic doors. The men's large bath had seven showerheads and was large enough for 7 or 8 people if they didn't stretch their legs out. Bathing hours were from 3 PM to 10 PM and 6 AM to 8 AM. They even provided lotion and other amenities, which was surprisingly thoughtful. Meals were served in the large dining hall, with assigned seating for each room number. The food was prepared at the right time, with hot dishes served hot and cold dishes served cold. Everything I ate was delicious and never tasted like it had been prepared in advance and then cooled down. There were many dishes, with each person having a small hot pot, another main dish, and appetizers and side dishes, all seasoned to go well with rice. You can get refills of rice, but the bowls are small, so I recommend asking for a large portion if you're a male student. Apparently, there used to be a lift on the course right in front of the hotel, but it has been discontinued. In the mornings, hotel staff will take you to the Bell-Ringing Hill slope and the gondola station at any time. If there is snow, you can also ski back to the front of the hotel. In addition, they will pick you up about four times in the evening at scheduled times, and they will also pick you up outside of the scheduled times if you call and ask."

"Our second stay at Espoir Misawa (see earlier review). Hospitality has not changed and remains as fabulous and friendly as it ever was. Clean rooms, just the same as last time in fact the whole place is just like our last stay. Such a handy place to ski in-out and not overly priced. Beds were still incredibly hard and this caused discomfort in the morning and we brought our own proper towels. Whilst the decor throughout is dated and old, the owners keep it well maintained and clean. If only they had softer beds this place would score 5 points easily."