Sahoro Resort Hotel

Sahoro's beautiful location, situated amongst a lovely forest and pretty much at the foot of a beginner's ski run definitely isn't its biggest drawcard. The resort offers family-friendly, comfortable and inviting accommodation for guests and the resort's facilities mean you'll have everything at your fingertips.

While the rooms aren't ultramodern, they're definitely comfortable and fitted with the necessities. Each room is equipped with a refrigerator, kettle and tea set, a lounge and a bathroom (which includes enough luxury amenities to last a lifetime) as well as basic entertainment in the form of Wi-Fi access and a television. Ranging from standard to suite levels, the rooms vary in size but remain similar in their fit-out.

The resort itself boasts three lovely restaurants, all serving different cuisine, as well as a bar lounge. This means the resort is great for extended stays - you have enough variety to keep you going for weeks, as well as being suitable for children with basic dishes available at each. The bar serves not only a huge variety of beverages but also small snack dishes and finger food, making it an ideal place to celebrate with your friends or family.

If the slopes don't appeal to you, the resort also houses a large onsen bath that is open to all guests. The onsen is significantly more modern than the rest of the resort, making a visit a very luxurious and opulent experience. Paired with a cold bath and a sauna, you could spend an entire afternoon here - then head over to the spa for some aromatherapy. While the resort is family friendly, it certainly doesn't neglect some adult relaxation.

While each room features western comforts, the overall atmosphere of the resort is very Japanese, and a stay here offers a glimpse into the culture and hospitality of the country. The souvenir shop also ensures you won't leave empty handed and you'll be able to remember your incredible experience for a lifetime.