Hotel 24 Sweets Hakuba

The hotel offers a small but very relaxing onsen, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes.

Yes, the hotel provides parking for your convenience.

The beds and pillows are comfortable, although some guests recommend bringing a travel pillow if you prefer a softer pillow.

The hotel offers half-board options with great breakfast and dinner, and guests can also enjoy complimentary tea and coffee.

The staff are described as friendly, accommodating, and always helpful, providing a hospitable and welcoming experience for guests.

Guests highly recommend choosing the half-board option, as the breakfast and dinner were described as great, with a variety of choices and fulfilling meals.

If accessibility is a concern, opt for a room on level 2, especially for those with knee issues, as there are steep steps to the rooms.

Take advantage of the traditional Japanese bath with onsen, described as small but very relaxing after a day on the slopes.

Keep in mind the small bathing tax required to be paid, as it is a government requirement and may not be included in the initial booking cost.

The hotel's convenient location, just a few minutes' walk from the bus station and Happo One snow resort, surrounded by eateries and convenience stores, was highlighted as a major advantage.

Be aware that the rooms are 'ryokan' style, with futons on the floor, which may not be very comfortable for some guests.

The staff were consistently praised for being friendly, accommodating, and always helpful, contributing to a positive guest experience.

Guests appreciated the small welcome sweet/cake upon arrival and the small bag with treats upon departure, adding a thoughtful touch to their stay.

Note that the shared bathroom facilities are open plan, without separate shower cubicles, and some guests did not adhere to showering before using the onsen.

Be aware that the hotel does not have an elevator, which may be a consideration for guests with mobility concerns.