Apprising Hotels GranJam Tsugaike

Although I only stayed for one night, I would still give it full marks. I was given a large room on the top floor. It was very spacious, fully heated, and clean and hygienic. It's only ten minutes away from the bus station. The nearest cable car can actually be reached in five minutes from the ski resort. Picture one is the bus station, picture two is the timetable, and picture three is another timetable. Everyone can refer to it.

The hotel facilities are very good. The rooms are big enough, whether they are Japanese-style or twin beds. The environment is really nice. The lobby is also very good. It's not far from Tsugaike. It's a five-minute walk. The central cable car is downhill. Each person must pay 100 hot spring tax when leaving the hotel. The waiters are quite enthusiastic. Although there are some communication difficulties, overall it is good.

The hotel is newly renovated, the location is very good and you can walk to the ski resort within ten minutes, and the food is delicious. The room is large and clean, with a pleasant view outside the window. Worth recommending!

Tatami room type. Very satisfied, clean and hygienic. The breakfast was great and it's close to the ski slopes.

Good It's a good hotel

The breakfast was delicious, the staff were friendly and it was quiet.

In short, it is a little inconvenient, but very beautiful! I just said. I usually use the affiliated Marion Shinano, but it was fully booked, so I used Granjam Tsugaike. The shortest walk to the slopes and convenience store is 5 minutes. It's a little inconvenient compared to Marion Shinano, but because it's new, the inside of the building is very clean, so the points are quite high! The only question I have is that boots are not allowed inside the building, so where should I put my sneakers? That's what it means. Even after checking out, you can use the coin lockers in the hotel, so put on your sneakers and take your boots to the drying room to change them. When I asked where to put those sneakers, he said, "Please put them in the locker. "They said. Right now, I'm wearing ski boots, which are prohibited inside the museum, but do I have to go back to the locker inside the museum and pay 500 yen again to put the sneakers in the coin locker? ? ? However, if you leave it in the drying room, it may be stolen or recovered... Marion Shinano has a shoe storage area, so it's a little unkind, how are you all doing? I thought.

It was good that there was a drying room because it was near the ski resort. Because the bath is small, it is not possible to wash the body if several people enter.