Hotels near Green Bowl Omachishi Skate Park, Omachi

the location is a bit far from the bus station but it's good that shuttle bus service is provided free of charge, the best thing is the dinner set with more than 10 dishes and all are very delicious, the onsen is also very relaxing with both indoor and outdoor, all staffs are very nice and polite

The hotel is located on the only way to Tateyama Kurobe Ogizawa Station. It takes about 15 minutes to drive to Ogizawa Station. It is very convenient (for self-driving friends). There are only three staff at the hotel front desk. If there are many people, you may have to wait. There is a children's game room in terms of facilities. Indoor swimming pools, hot springs, etc., as well as meals. Since the hotel is far away from the urban area and hot spring street, it is better to have one and two meals. The hotel mainly has buffets but there are fewer choices. Generally speaking, they are acceptable but more convenient for self-driving tours.

no hot water, no heater. probably cuz i m arriving during off-peak season. also, no bathroom. the only toilet available is the lobby toilet, and no hot water in the toilet. anyway, its close to the station. facilities are so clean, typical japanese accomodation. remember guys, this is dormitory type accomodation so be prepared mentally. microwave oven and hot water also provided at common area to heat food.

The breakfast buffet is delicious, there are two public hot springs, one private bath, private bath must be reserved in advance, reservation is half price in the morning, it is very cheap, only a few hundred yen, there are shuttle buses to jr or bus stations, Daily scheduled pickup and drop off at the ski resort

We stayed here for 2 nights in July. The hotel and rooms are clean and comfortable. The lack of vegetarian / vegan food options was disappointing considering this is a Marriott Hotel. The resteraunt may not be theirs, but still expected better. The staff were very helpful, although the hotel shuttle to drop us to the station was only available for a 30 minute timeslot in the morning. Strange, but not a problem. Location is good, still has a feel that it could be a lot better by just making small improvements. Its the details that matter, at least that is why we booked Marriott. Still, we would stay here again (and maybe bring our own food).

It is a bright and clean hotel. There is a feeling of home called inn rather than a hotel. It was convenient except that there was a makeup drop and makeup water in the bath. I chose the time zone of the meal at check-in and put it into the restaurant, so it was smooth without congestion. It was a Viking in the morning and evening, but there were many items, and every dish was replenished immediately and always ”full”. Even if the meal is delicious, the satisfaction increases. I used the store ５％ off ticket on my return and made sweet sake and gohei Mochi souvenirs.

Taxi fare to and from the train station 900 yen per trip, not expensive. I used to try to walk from the station to the hotel by visiting Hotaka Shrine and continue walking along the waterway. Open Google map to navigate with you, not lost, and it is a pleasant route. The hotel itself is not new. But clean, available lay out of a strange twin room. But personally, I like it very much, because it has mutual privacy. The windows of every room overlook the Japanese Alps Breakfast is set. Choose Japanese or western style. It's delicious to be laid out and tastes good too. Next to the hotel, there is a take away food shop called hottomotto, delicious and cost-effective. Or walking to the other way, there is a community mall with super market, Muji and Mc Donald. The owner of the accommodation, both female and male, are lovely, hospitable and communicate in English.

We had booked this accommodation in Hakuba for 3 nights in Jan24; family of 4 (2 adults and 2 adult/children). We were supposed to be picked up from the bus station by the accommodation and sent several emails to confirm that pick-up was still happening the day before (and day of) our arrival. Eventually receive a reply, that yes, they were picking us up at 4:30pm. Waited at for 20mins and then decided to phone as no one arrived (this is highly unusual in Japan for people not to show up on time!)y. The answered that ”yeah, they are on the way, but they were running late”). Bear in mind we were waiting in -3C degrees waiting for someone to show up. When we went to check in the 2 boys (maybe early 20s) behind the counter were very lack-luster. Point to the building outside as to where we were staying - but no offer to help carry bags through the snow laden path; or even show us to our rooms. We struggled up to the building and couldn't get access inside - the door was locked. Went back to reception and only then did he get up from behind the counter to help us. We had to take off our shoes in the entrance area - strewn with what seemed like hundreds of wet shoes and then walk through the water logged entrance - no offer of slippers but an off-handed comment about ”oh there should be some slippers in your room” (there wasn't). There was none of the usual information exchange when checking in; ie breakfast (evidently you can buy this in the hotel, but not sure where as there was only a fleeting mention on check out). We were disappointed at the presentation of the room; old curtains hanging off with hooks missing; noisy neighbours which made it feel like we were in a school dormitory rather than a $$$ accommodation. Thankfully these neighbours left the next day - but we were wondering what the hell we had booked into. There is no sound-proofing; you can hear everything in the corridor, stomping, loud talking etc. Shuttle bus is available to get to town, but you have to put your name down on a schedule and it was not readily available. The day we definitely needed to use it (check out) in order to catch the bus, only one shuttle vehicle was available and there was so many people waiting and everyone was late getting to their desired destinations. If you are looking for high quality Japanese service and style of accommodation that you find throughout Japan, this place will not provide you with it. It is fitted out with what seemed to be Ikea-style furniture; bunk beds in the second room that my youngest (tallest) son couldn't fit into so we had to put the mattress on the floor. Toilets are standard western-style toilet, not the Japanese ”special” toilets (bidet, auto flush etc). All appointments throughout the suite was very basic western standard. The only view we had from the room was towards the back at other buildings - not the beautiful view as shown on the advertised room. We figured out that there is probably only 4 rooms