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Recommended hotels in Hakuba

1. Hakuba Tokyu Hotel
Hakuba Tokyu Hotel
2. Hakuba PAIPU NO KEMURI
Hakuba PAIPU NO KEMURI
3. Hotel La Neige
Hotel La Neige
5. SUMMIT VIEWS HAKUBA
SUMMIT VIEWS HAKUBA
6. Courtyard by Marriott Hakuba
Courtyard by Marriott Hakuba
7. Hakuba West Coast Inn Villa
Hakuba West Coast Inn Villa
8. B&D HAKUBA IWATAKE
B&D HAKUBA IWATAKE
9. VILLA Schole HAKUBA
VILLA Schole HAKUBA
10. Restaurant & Hotel Traumerei
Restaurant & Hotel Traumerei
11. Mountainside Hakuba
Mountainside Hakuba
12. Shakespeare Hotel
Shakespeare Hotel
13. Land Haus Dancru Netz
Land Haus Dancru Netz
14. Evo Hotel Hakuba
Evo Hotel Hakuba
15. HOTEL LA VIGNE HAKUBA by Onko Chishin
HOTEL LA VIGNE HAKUBA by Onko Chishin
16. Hakuba Sunvalley Hotel
Hakuba Sunvalley Hotel
17. Hakuba Onsen Ryokan Shirouma-so
Hakuba Onsen Ryokan Shirouma-so
18. Pension Rantanrirun
Pension Rantanrirun
20. PENSION SERENADE
PENSION SERENADETop neighborhoods in Hakuba

Hokujo
The Hokujo neighborhood has lots to see including Hakuba Happo-One Ski Area and Iwatake Onsen.

Echo Land
Hakuba's Echo Land neighborhood offers attractions including Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium.

Kamishiro
The Kamishiro neighborhood has lots to see including Hakuba Goryu Ski Resort and Hakuba 47 Winter Sports Park.
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Learn more about Hakuba
Powder hounds flock to the Japanese Alps where Hakuba's world-class ski resorts offer runs that hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics. Between face-shots of legendary snow, soak aching muscles in steaming onsen hot springs that feel like nature's perfect apology for a day of wipeouts. Summer transforms the area into a hiker's paradise with trails winding through Chubu-Sangaku National Park toward Mount Karamatsu's summit. The village itself maintains a refreshing authenticity despite its international fame. Local restaurants serve soba noodles with the reverence others reserve for fine wine. Don't miss Hakuba Happo-One for the most impressive terrain or Iwatake for panoramic alpine views that explain why the Japanese consider mountains sacred.








































































