Hotel Listel Inawashiro Wing Tower

“Um ambiente agradável rodeado pela natureza exuberante”

Ficamos no Hotel Listel para 1 noite. Embora não seja um novo hotel dispõe de quartos confortáveis. O hotel está situado ao lado de uma montanha com vista sobre a terra e o lago. Nós ficamos em um quarto de canto no 14º andar que recorreram bonitas vistas sobre a cidade e o lago e vista para a vege… Mais

Ficamos no Hotel Listel para 1 noite. Embora não seja um novo hotel dispõe de quartos confortáveis. O hotel está situado ao lado de uma montanha com vista sobre a terra e o lago. Nós ficamos em um quarto de canto no 14º andar que recorreram bonitas vistas sobre a cidade e o lago e vista para a vegetação de montanha. O hotel tem excelentes restaurantes, comemos cozinha francesa e foi realmente muito bom, servido no elegante jantar Noritake diferiu estatisticamente das demais combinaï¿ ½es. Além de piscinas, e outras actividades disponíveis, existe uma área Onsen maravilhoso. Ao lado dos jardins do hotel é o jardim panorâmico de ervas com seu bogonviliea em cascata e uma capela contemporânea lovel dentro dos jardins. Há espaço para caminhar ao redor e apreciar a natureza aqui. Esta é uma localização muito boa, e que servem bem como uma base para explorar a região em redor Aizu Wakamatsu. A equipe do hotel Listel são simpáticos e alguns falam inglês. Eu definitivamente plano de gastar o tempo novamente, neste local relaxante.

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“Hotel Resort para a família”

Nós visitamos o hotel no fim de Dezembro em feriados japoneses de inverno começou este ano. O hotel está localizado perto da estação de caminhos de ferro de Inawashiro e o visitante pode usar ônibus de transporte gratuito da estação, que é confortável. O hotel era limpo dentro e fora. No inverno, e… Mais

Nós visitamos o hotel no fim de Dezembro em feriados japoneses de inverno começou este ano. O hotel está localizado perto da estação de caminhos de ferro de Inawashiro e o visitante pode usar ônibus de transporte gratuito da estação, que é confortável. O hotel era limpo dentro e fora. No inverno, eles decorados árvores em frente à entrada com luzes coloridas que eram bonitos muito. O jantar no all-you-can-eat" restaurante de estilo. Foi ofuscada como um acampamento de treinamento, mas o gosto bom o suficiente. O hotel tem um spa grande que foi incrível. A vista do lado de fora do spa foi magnífico. Apesar de Não ter frio fora de temporada de inverno de campo, pode desfrutar da vista panorâmica do lago Inawashiro se tiver oportunidade de ir ao spa no início da noite ou pela manhã. Este hotel é altamente recomendável.

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“Good quality hotel and friendly efficient staff”

I stayed here for 10 nights over Christmas whilst visiting my daughter who is working as a ski instructor at Inawashiro Global ski school. I was a little disappointed to find how far out of inawashiro the hotel was, but it runs a regular shuttle bus to/from Inawashiro train station and getting to t… Mais

I stayed here for 10 nights over Christmas whilst visiting my daughter who is working as a ski instructor at Inawashiro Global ski school. I was a little disappointed to find how far out of inawashiro the hotel was, but it runs a regular shuttle bus to/from Inawashiro train station and getting to town was straight forward (although it did stop running at 5pm). The twin bedroom I had was very spacious and well equipped. It was cleaned daily (if I managed to get out of bed in time to allow them in..!). You had to reserve a time to eat, both dinner and breakfast which unless you did so early may have made it difficult to get the time you wanted. The breakfast times were too early for my liking, but the restaurant started serving lunch at 11am, so many days I simply had a brunch intead. Lunch was Italian type food and for £20, you could have a gourmet 3 course meal - very good value and very nice. The spa/swimming pool was great and a lovely place to spend a couple of hours. It costs ¥1500 which is fine for a couple of hours and it was only ¥500 for a return visit. The buffet dinner was fantastic and it had something for everyone. Although it was very Japanese orientated (we were in Japan after all) I found it to be fantastic; even my daughter, who is very fussy found plenty to eat. The hotel shop, along with all the vending machines provided all the snacks and drinks you could want and all very reasonably priced. What I would have liked is a bar area to sit and relax in with my book. As I was on my own, not having somewhere to sit and mix with others was disappointing. Maybe it's not a Japanese thing to do.... English is not very widely spoken in this area and even amongst the hotel staff communication was tricky, however Google translate was our savior and with patience and perseverance we always manged to get sorted without too much problem. Regardless of the language barriers the staff couldn't have been more friendly, helpful or polite. I appeared to be the only western person, so perhaps English isn't required much, but if the hotel wants to appeal to, and to encourage tourists from the west, then perhaps this needs a little improvement. Although I was able to travel to the station in the mini bus (booking required, but always plenty space) and then I could get the free ski bus from the station to the inawashiro ski paradise slopes, it would have been useful and a big plus, if the hotel ran their buses to the slopes also. I'm led to believe from other reviews that they used to do this some years ago, but not any longer. Taxis are pricey, so make use of the hot shuttle if possible is definitely recommended. All in all, this is a nice place to stay, very comfortable with plenty good quality food and friendly helpful staff.

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“Pleasant stay”

Hubby and I stayed at this hotel for 5 nights on a ski trip. The hotel is a little dated but the room is very spacious by Japanese standard. We were given a western room (twin bed) and additional tatami area with 2 futon beds. The room can totally accommodate 4 people. Breakfast was very good with … Mais

Hubby and I stayed at this hotel for 5 nights on a ski trip. The hotel is a little dated but the room is very spacious by Japanese standard. We were given a western room (twin bed) and additional tatami area with 2 futon beds. The room can totally accommodate 4 people. Breakfast was very good with lots of options. There is a small ski field in front of the hotel and there is ski rental shop in the basement. The hotel provides free shuttle bus to other ski fields nearby but we had a rental car so didn't use the service. There are a number of restaurants inside the hotel, we had dinner in an izakaya in basement one night, it was pretty standard. There is a gym in the hotel but they charge 1500 yen per visit (which is also standard in Japan).

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“Experience Four Seasons-Their Motto, Yes, You Can!”

Early Summer Trip: 1. Go to Lounge on the 18th Floor for afternoon tea, has an excellent view of lake, sunset on the water. 2. Visit the ‘herb’ garden ¥310. Beautiful red poppies covering the field were in bloom early June. Many fascinating sculptures in garden, dragon 🐉 is outstanding! Lavender b… Mais

Early Summer Trip: 1. Go to Lounge on the 18th Floor for afternoon tea, has an excellent view of lake, sunset on the water. 2. Visit the ‘herb’ garden ¥310. Beautiful red poppies covering the field were in bloom early June. Many fascinating sculptures in garden, dragon 🐉 is outstanding! Lavender blooms later in June. Or autumn has the red KOKIA Burning Bush with fireworks on September weekends. We had the delicious Japanese buffet which was celebrating different regional dishes of the Tohoku area. The roast beef torch-blasted on Himalayan pink salt was unbelievable! Rooms were very clean and large. Bedroom and a separate tatami room. Thick bathrobes. My husband went to the large Onsen Bath but we never saw the Outdoor Bath or where it was located (poorly communicated- maybe in another building?)

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