Washinoya

The B&B is right next to Tsugaike Godola and the ski equipment hall, making skiing very convenient. Japanese tatami, shared toilets, public bathrooms and family hot springs in the basement. Three types of Japanese breakfast (they all taste the same 😆) are served in turn, and lunch can be solved at the ski resort. There are also several restaurants within walking distance. Except for one room, all other rooms are on the second floor, and you need to go up and down narrow stairs every day. The owner also runs a ski equipment rental shop and sells ski tickets, a one-stop service. The only problem is that it is close to Tsugaike Central Station, and when it snows, the snowplows often work in the middle of the night, making it impossible to sleep.

The guesthouse I stayed in during skiing in Hakuba - Tsugaike Plateau Washi House, is a 1-minute walk from the ski resort. It is run by Japanese grandparents and feels a bit old. I dare not turn off all the lights to sleep at night, always feeling that something in a cartoon will happen. Although the things are old, they are very clean. The breakfast is Japanese style, and the rice is very soft. It is the best I have eaten in the past few days. The best thing is that there is unlimited hot water and hot tea [strong], which is very friendly to Chinese middle-aged people who often make tea with American ginseng and wolfberry. These days, I either drink ice cola, ice orange, ice soda or ice water. By the way, it seems that there are discount coupons for booking ski tickets here. The restaurant writes the usage time. I don’t know if tableware can be provided. If so, it would be great. I had the most expensive rice bowl in my life at Hakuba Happo, 200 RMB a bowl

非常好的酒店，離雪場非常近，可以滑進滑出。離巴士站也非常近。 買纜車票和租雪具都便宜。 有日式早餐。乾淨整潔。