We stayed here after descending from Mt. Hakuba. The bath was the perfect way to soothe our sore muscles.

The room was excellent. I’m just wondering why I didn’t receive a key? The meals were satisfying. The staff provided courteous service. I’d like to come back again.

Based on the day's availability, they kindly arranged a room change for us. All the staff were very pleasant, and we had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

This was my first time staying here. I had a very comfortable stay. I’d like to stay here again.

I’m truly grateful that you accommodated my last-minute stay, and when I lost my fanny pack (containing my car keys, iPhone, and a piece of yokan), you went out of your way to help—offering advice and checking with other mountain huts. After descending the mountain, I had JAF unlock my car. When I searched for my iPhone using my iPad, I found that even though it was in Airplane Mode, it responded to my iPad and had been turned in to the police station. Apparently, only my iPhone and car keys were found on the trail; the waist pouch was missing. I was just about to head to Chiba Prefecture to retrieve my spare car key. Thank you so much for your help. With such delicious meals and comfortable rooms, I’d love to come back again. Thank you very much.

I stayed here the night before my trek through Tsugaike Nature Park and my visit to Hakuba Oike. It’s a pleasant mountain lodge where everything—from the rooms and restrooms to the entire building—is clean. The meals are delicious, too. I was also happy to have a bath available. In the private rooms with bunk beds, you can change clothes if you close the curtain. However, the lower bunk was too low, which was uncomfortable. If the beds were just a little higher (about the same height as those at Yokoo Sanso), it would be easier to sit down and stand up. The mattress was thin, and my body ached. The pillows were too high for me, so as usual, I used my insulation jacket as a pillow, but overall, I had a pretty comfortable stay. The “Hütte Anmitsu” I had on my way down two days later was delicious!

I was able to hike the route from Sarukura-so via the snowfield to Mt. Hakuba and then on to Tsugaike Hut. I took a break at Hakuba Sanso before heading for the summit, but then thunder began to roll, and I felt uneasy about walking along the ridgeline. However, since other hikers were continuing to climb without any issues, I was able to pick up the pace toward Tsugaike Hut. It took 11 hours, but the well-maintained facilities at Tsugaike Hut instantly relieved my fatigue, and I was able to descend the next day feeling in good health. Thank you very much. Sarukura-so, with its old-fashioned atmosphere, was also wonderful.

It was a shared room with bunk beds, but I wish they could have switched me from the top bunk to the bottom one.

I was able to spend a relaxing and leisurely time there. It felt great to just take a regular bath. I was happy to see the Hakuba mountains from the dining hall.