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"Traditional Japanese breakfast, sleepy town when not ski season."

"Our stay at lodge Matsuya in Nozawaonsen was great. The proprietors were very kind and will accommodat most requests. The property was very quiet in mid April, as most of the skier crowds are not around. There were only a couple other guests so it felt like we had the place to ourselves. We used the public onsen across the street, but the lodge onsen is also available if the public one is too hot for your taste. If you understand the bathing situation then you will be happy here (if you're a...

"Our trip was fabulous. We highly recommend Haus St. Anton. I never write reviews but was compelled to after the wonderful service and treatment we received. When there weren’t any taxis available and we feared we would miss our train back to Tokyo, the owner, without hesitation, kindly offered to drive us and our 1-year-old to the station. It is not a short trip either! We can’t wait to return! The accommodations are cute and cozy and make for the perfect ski weekend. The little coffee shop...

"Well located hotel located near several onsens and close to the main street. Not too far from the moving sidewalk to the lifts (although there is an unavoidable very steep hill). We booked a room with a private bathroom. The room was clean and of a decent size. Main downssides were the significant premium we paid over other hotels, which we in retrospect have trouble believing was justified, and the very poor western breakfast options. Breakfast was comprised of mostly Japanese options...

"The location was unbeatable. Apartments were well stocked and very clean. Spacious and worked well for our large party. "

"Very close to Gondola, kind staff, healthy breakfasts"