Chateau Lausanne

“Onsen privé”

C'est l'un des meilleurs endroits où séjourner à Hakuba car l'arrêt de bus pour les pistes de ski est juste derrière ce logement et les propriétaires sont des gens adorables! Nous y avons passé 2 semaines et c'était un charmant séjour avec petit déjeuner occidental fournis dans le matin si vous dem… Plus

C'est l'un des meilleurs endroits où séjourner à Hakuba car l'arrêt de bus pour les pistes de ski est juste derrière ce logement et les propriétaires sont des gens adorables! Nous y avons passé 2 semaines et c'était un charmant séjour avec petit déjeuner occidental fournis dans le matin si vous demandez et Ishino-San (le propriétaire) est prêt à vous aider pour tout ce dont vous avez besoin. La chambre a 2 lits simples qui vous pouvez ancrer ensemble si vous êtes un couple. Les chambres sont toujours très chaleureux car il y a chauffage et air conditionné dans les chambres. Les propriétaires propre les chambres tous les jours ! Il y a aussi une petite chambre à l'étage avec salon, donc vous pouvez passer du temps avec des amis. L'une des nuits nous avons passé là-bas, nous avons ramené autour sur une visite de Hakuba. Nous reviendrons ici chaque fois que nous nous rendons Hakuba car c'est comme être à la maison

Moins

“Cosy and friendly”

Lovely stay with Yoshi and Rob. They made every effort to make our stay pleasant and at times went the extra mile. Close to the shuttle and Echoland shops. So friendly. Thanks for the hospitality and care. Having a drying room for ski gear was helpful. Breakfast was a good start to the day and veg… Plus

Lovely stay with Yoshi and Rob. They made every effort to make our stay pleasant and at times went the extra mile. Close to the shuttle and Echoland shops. So friendly. Thanks for the hospitality and care. Having a drying room for ski gear was helpful. Breakfast was a good start to the day and vegetarian was possible for our group.

Moins

“A ski trip to Japan”

What a lovely holiday we had skiing in Hakuba. This was the first time for us skiing in Japan so we didn't know what to expect. The Chateau Lausanne was a fantastic base to stay at. The hosts were really lovely and helpful even before we arrived and I needed to change our plans. The room was c… Plus

What a lovely holiday we had skiing in Hakuba. This was the first time for us skiing in Japan so we didn't know what to expect. The Chateau Lausanne was a fantastic base to stay at. The hosts were really lovely and helpful even before we arrived and I needed to change our plans. The room was comfortable and clean and the breakfast was a lovely start to the day with a continental and cooked option cooked to order. The shuttle bus to the ski areas went from just a couple of minute walk away and it was in the pretty Echoland area not far from the restaurants and bard Thank you Rob and Yoshi for a lovely holiday in Japan

Moins

“Basic but with everything you need. Good location.”

The property's only a 3 min walk from the closest bus stop (Goryu Hondinirichi) for the snow shuttles, or a 5 min walk to the next closest (Hotel Oak Forest) which operates a few extra shuttles. Also only a 5 min walk to the main strip in Echoland which has a bunch of bars & restaurants. The hosts,… Plus

The property's only a 3 min walk from the closest bus stop (Goryu Hondinirichi) for the snow shuttles, or a 5 min walk to the next closest (Hotel Oak Forest) which operates a few extra shuttles. Also only a 5 min walk to the main strip in Echoland which has a bunch of bars & restaurants. The hosts, Yoshi & Rob, were super helpful and friendly. Picked us up from Hakuba Station when we arrived and dropped us off at Happo Bus Terminal when we left. Also gave us a lift to the bus station on a separate day when we needed. No complaints about the room. It's very standard but had all the basics that we needed. Heater worked well, we were never cold. There's a small drying rack for hanging some of your clothes which was handy. Bathroom was small but not too small. Shower water pressure was good and didn't have any issues with hot water. Bath. There is no fridge in the room, we left whatever we needed to keep cold (yoghurts, beers etc) on the outer windowsill and that was totally fine! The drying room for all your snow gear works well. It's small and can get crowded when there's a lot of guests but our stuff was always dry by morning and that's what matters. The free breakfast was very basic but more than sufficient to get you through until lunch time. The cooked option was between either bacon, sausage, mushroom & scrambled egg or a vegetarian option which substitutes the meat for avocado. Both very small but you can also help yourself to the standard cereal, toast, juice, coffee & tea.

Moins