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The Akakura Hotel is a two century old onsen retreat in the Japanese resort village of Myoko. The hotel offers both western and Japanese style rooms, plus a shuttle service for guests between the hotel and the bus and train terminals. The hotel also has easy access to the region's ski slopes, which can be reached by public transport from Myoko’s village center. Restaurants and bars are also within easy walking distance.

The Akakura Hotel Annex offers budget accommodation in the skiing village of Myoko, Japan. It’s not the most upmarket place to sleep in town, but it’s fairly comfortable, and the services of the main hotel are a bit of a bargain. These services include access to the on site hot springs, restaurant and free pick up from the train station. 

The Akakura Kanko Hotel is a five star ski resort on the slopes of Japan's Mount Myoko, a stunning peak popular among skiers and snow boarders. It’s totally ski in, ski out, meaning you won’t need to worry about dragging your skis onto buses. Plus, there’s even piping hot onsen hot springs located on site. The hotel can also arrange transfers from Myoko’s bus and train terminals, plus free wifi on site.

The Akakura Park Hotel is a ski lodge located in the heart of Japan's winter sports region of Myoko. They offer both Japanese and western style rooms, and are located just four minutes from the closest ski lifts. May of the Akakura Park Hotel’s staff speak English, and are great sources of information on the surrounding area. They also have on site natural hot springs, while most of the rooms themselves offer ensuites.

Akakuraso is a traditional Japanese style inn located in Myoko, one of Japan's best skiing areas. The inn has its own on site hot springs, plus wi fi and English speaking staff. It’s also fairly close to the ski lifts, meaning some of the best skiing in Myoko is right at your fingertips. Akakuraso also offers great transport connections, on site ski equipment hire, luggage storage and helpful staff with plenty of information on the surrounding area.

Akutsu Pension offers both western and Japanese style accommodation in Japan's skiing village of Myoko. They offer on site hot springs, ski storage, WiFi and a great location just a hop, skip and a jump from the ski lifts. They can also rustle up a great, classic style Japanese meal. The great transport connections are also praiseworthy, thanks to the close proximity of the train and bus terminals.

Akakura Central Hotel is a ski in, ski out lodge in Japan's Myoko skiing region. With the skiing right at the front door, it’s perfect for winter sportspeople. They also offer free wifi, on site hotsprings, cable TV in rooms and great views straight from the windows. The hotel is also well located, with transport connections, restaurants, bars and more all within easy access from the front door.

Hotel Daimaru is a traditional style Japanese inn located near the center of the skiing village of Akakura. Along with offering an insight into classic Japanese culture, Daimaru also offers guests both Japanese and western style rooms, on site hot springs, a convenient location and internet access. The staff are also pretty friendly, and can help organize ski trips, and generally just getting around town.

Hotel Alp is a ski in, ski out lodge right on the slopes of the winter sports village of Akakura, Japan. They offer a great location in the heart of Akakura, with easy access to public transport, including transport to most of the region's ski slopes. They also have free wifi in the lobby area, Japanese and western style rooms, on site hot springs and some pretty impressive, classic Japanese décor that will immediately put you at ease.

Hotel Moc is a straight forward, comfortable hotel catering largely to skiers in Shin-Akakura, Myoko. They have everything a decent ski lodge should have, including close proximity to the slopes, ski storage, equipment hire and even lift ticket sales. To top it off, their views of the nearby slopes are fantastic, and make the place well worth a look. Add in on site onsen and homemade Japanese cuisine, wi fi and you’ve got a great place to crash between skiing adventures. 

Kougakuro is a traditional style Japanese inn located in Myoko, Japan. They offer a completely authentic traditional experience, including hot springs, Japanese food, and traditional style rooms. The inn is located just a short distance from the ski slopes, and the owners can help arrange equipment hire and discount ski passes. They also have on site wi fi, a bar and lounge area.

Kazamidori is a guesthouse and cabin in the skiing Mecca of Myoko, Japan. They offer both self contained accommodation and standard hotel rooms within minutes of the ski slopes. They have free wifi for guests, great transport connections and some of the best sushi in the neighborhood. The staff can also assist with gear hire for skiers, and provide information on traveling around Myoko.

Oyado Furuya is a traditional style Japanese inn with some great food, located in the center of Akakura, Japan.

Kogen Hotel Taizan is a traditional style Japanese inn located in the center of the skiing Mecca of Akakura. They offer a bit of a traditional Japanese experience, complete with hot springs and some pretty good Japanese food at their on site restaurant. They also have a decent on site hot spring, sauna, jacuzzi and English speaking staff. Taizan has good transport connections to Akakura’s main ski areas.

The Tsubame Highland Lodge is a ski oriented hotel located in Japan's winter wilderness, the Myoko National Park. They offer ski rental on site, and many of Myoko’s best ski areas are just minutes away. On site, there’s great hiking, plus hot springs and amazing wilderness views. They also offer free Wi-Fi, parking and equipment storage.

Villa Mon Repos is a ski in, ski out lodge on the cusp of the Akakura Kanko Ski Area in Myoko, Japan. They offer everything from ski storage to lift tickets and equipment hire. Plus, there’s a decent on site bar, and high speed internet. In short, Mon Repos offers everything you’ll need during a ski trip to Myoko, without even needing to leave the mountain!