Six of them sleep three to five, so families and groups don't have to split up across floors. Every room has its own en-suite shower room, with a heated washlet toilet and a separate vanity.
Our biggest room, with mountain views and an en-suite shower room and vanity of its own. An arch separates the sitting area from the beds, so the children can go down before the adults do.
A cosy ground-floor suite with warm timber details, soft lamplight, a private sitting area, and its own en-suite shower room and vanity. With mountain views and no stairs to climb, it offers a relaxed and comfortable stay.
The roof opens up here, beams and all, with light coming in from two sides. Twin beds, a sofa bed by the window that people tend to claim early, and a futon for a fourth — plus your own en-suite shower room and vanity.
Twin beds and a sofa bed, with room for a third bed without anyone tripping over anyone. Three of these, each with its own en-suite shower room and vanity, so a group can take them all.
Our smallest room, and the one with the best window — the mountains sit right in it. Twin beds against a pale timber wall, with your own en-suite shower room and vanity.
We don't stock these — worth throwing in the bag before you leave.
Rates are per room, per night, for two guests, and move with the season. A third guest and beyond is ¥12,000 each per night. Hakuba's accommodation tax of ¥200 per person per night is collected at the lodge. Check your dates for the exact price.