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"Yes very nice people, great room and amenities "

"Room is not well designed, no place to put your own stuff on. Amenities feels old and outdated for a newly renovated property. "

"The staff were all excellent!"

"The staff are wonderfully friendly and helpful. Amazing food"

"The Address Akakura is THE ADDRESS you want to stay at when visiting Myoko. The hotel itself is located in the centre of where all the action is, you're surrounded by some of the best restaurants in Akakura, so many hidden gems. The Akakura Onsen ski resort is basically across the road, you could throw a rock & hit it nearly. Next door is Myoko Snowsports for all your ski hire & Uchida Ski Sports is across the road who will do overnight board waxing as well as any other servicing needs. The Address really is has everything you need for enjoying an amazing experience in beautiful snowy mountains of Japan. The hotel room we stayed in was perfect for our young family of 5 & the room was well looked after & maintained. The hotel staff here are all absolutely lovely, they're warm & very accommodating. Nothing was ever an issue & they went out of their way to make us feel right at home. The hotel owner is simply fantastic & by the end of our stay we felt more like family than we did just clients, it was actually really sad to say goodbye on our last day. I cannot recommend The Address Akakura more highly & I wish them all the very best. We will be back! Hopefully sooner rather than later...next season maybe! :D"

"Family of 5, booked 2 rooms with ensuites. Everything was great from the amenities to the food and helpful staff. The Ryokan is around a 300-500m walk from the ski lifts however they offer a shuttle service every morning. You can also reserve the shuttle at other times to head out to restaurants etc."

"Very comfortable accommodation. Staff were super friendly and helpful. "

"Was very nice experience."

"Overall very nice accommodation and the shuttle driver was very nice. However, whoever actually manages the property really needs to do better with communication. The day of my arrival I was still trying to figure out how to actually get to and check into the property since no instructions were provided. I had to try to contact them multiple times and also had to reach out to hotels.com multiple times. I’ve been to Japan to snowboard before, I don’t need my hand held. However, traveling internationally is stressful enough and I want to know when I arrive at my destination that I’ll be able to get into the accommodation that I paid for and relax. Not walk around with a bunch of luggage/gear, hoping that I can get in at some point. In the end, I was able to access the accommodation without issue but again, communication is not that hard. All I needed was a message explaining the procedure and how to access the accommodation and I didn’t get that info until just before arriving. "