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Rusutsu Resort Hotel was not what I expected, and was unlike any ski hotel I’d ever seen in Europe or North America. It was more of a village than a hotel, with a lot of rooms, but also several shops, bars, restaurants, amusement arcades, and other facilities such as ski waxing, a luggage forwarding service, and shuttles direct from hotel to airport. It has a great boot room and locker facilities, and is very nearly ski in/ski out (there’s a bit of a walk to the first ski lift in the morning). Its internal decoration had a large measure of flamboyance and whimsy, and the place felt wonderfully spacious. It even had an antique double-decker fairground carousel in the lobby. It reminded me a bit of Las Vegas hotels, and also of Arc 1950 in Les Arcs. I can see why it’s called a “resort hotel”. I liked it! Actually, it is fortunate that the hotel had so many entertainments and facilities, because facilities near the hotel seemed scarce. You are likely to remain in the hotel for your après ski activities. This is mostly not a problem but sometimes can be limiting, for example, the hotel seems to have only one place to get skis waxed and serviced, which was fully booked when I tried to use it. There did not seem to be any nearby ski service operations outside the hotel. I recommend you come here with your skis already serviced because you might not be able to get them done while here. Some of the hotel’s other resources seemed over-stretched. There was usually a queue for the breakfast buffet, although the staff were attentive and resourceful in managing it as best as their limited space allowed. My wait was usually no more than 15 minutes. My room was very nice; spacious, clean, comfortable, quiet, everything working. This hotel had a great idea which I recommend to other hotels. In return for vouchers, I agreed that my room need not be serviced daily. An all-win situation: it reduced costs for the hotel, reduced environmental impact, and meant I didn’t feel the need to tidy up my room every morning ready for the room service staff. I was given 2,000 Yen in vouchers for every day I volunteered to not have my room serviced, which I could use in the hotel’s shops, bars, and restaurants. Who needs their hotel room serviced every day anyway? Other hotels should copy this idea. Rusutsu (and nearby Niseko) are both great places to ski. The Rusutsu ski area is relatively small, but immensely satisfying for a few days of skiing. As a Brit who’s skied in Europe a lot, I’m also struck by how cheap it can be to ski in Japan (I thought Japanese skiing would be expensive). Slope side restaurants sell good food remarkably cheaply compared to Europe, and here’s a big thing – Japanese ski restaurants provide free, unlimited drinking water. That’s a big difference from European mountain restaurants where the only way to get water is to buy it in bottles for about 10 Euros per litre. Taking this into account, my Japanese ski lunches usually cost about half what

硬體超好，什麼都有，烤箱、電磁爐、電飯鍋、烤麪包機、鍋碗瓢盆，甚至洗碗機。電視也可以看YouTube 和netflix。 但是這個民宿因為有員工休息日的作息安排，當天完全沒有工作人員，包括司機，所以不能算酒店。 最大問題是正隔壁就是freddies酒吧，老外最愛的重低音舞曲可以從晚上十點震到凌晨兩點打烊為止，從備品裏有耳塞一物可見一斑。Google能先看看酒吧內部歡快情況。 這個酒店挑作息時鐘能配合上酒吧營業時間，或者睡眠品質極好，震不醒的客人。

飯店地理位置優越，駕車至JR二世谷站僅需9km 。旅客們會發現Mt. Yotei Natural Park、Makkarigawa Kasenkoen和Yoteino Wakimizu距離飯店都不遠。從飯店高層可以很輕鬆的看到真狩Snowmobile Land的風光，Flower Parking也在附近。優美的環境，再搭配上細緻周到的服務，飯店的休閒區定能滿足您的品質需求。

I found the Green Leaf Hotel to be okay, adequate for my needs, but not as good as I expected. The place was disappointing in several ways that were not huge but were significant. Cleanliness in my room was not what I expected of a Japanese hotel – I’d say the cleanliness level was more Australian than Japanese (in my experience, Australian hotels have a very low standard of cleanliness). My room at the Green Leaf had sticky food residue and coffee cup rings on tables left by previous occupants, and the toilet seat had some disturbing spots or dry residue. I felt the need to wipe down the room with a damp towel. The furniture in my room looked a bit battered and tired, room carpet and fabrics looked stained and dirty. The bathroom was dimly lit, and the bath/shower waste outlet was slow to empty. The toilet roll holders were inexplicable: the toilet roll was impaled on a spindle which was then inserted into a toilet roll holder on the wall, a conventional design. However, the spindle did not fit the toilet roll holder. It was a waste of time using the toilet roll holder; every time I tried to pull toilet paper from the holder, the toilet roll and spindle just fell out of it. Therefore, I just left the toilet roll on the floor. However, every day, the cleaner would precariously re-insert the toilet roll on its spindle back into the holder, from where it would fall out again the first time I tried to pull toilet paper from it. Very strange, and not what I expected from a culture based on perfection. Also, if your bedside tables are like mine, beware. They will not be screwed to the wall, and they have drawers that, if you open them, tilt the table forwards, throwing your mobile phone or Rolex to the floor, or neatly emptying your cup of tea and pot noodle into the drawer and its contents. Again, inexplicably bad design, not what I expected of Japan. Another oddity that happens in many a hotel. My wardrobe had a long hanger rail, but I was provided with only five coat hangers. Why do hotels do that – provide a big wardrobe but only a few coat hangers? It makes no sense at all. However, I was provided with more hangers after I asked twice for them. One morning, water from the hot tap came out brown rather than clear. I reported it and it didn’t happen again. So, several significant areas of disappointment. However, the hotel was good in many key ways. My bed looked clean and was comfortable. The staff were great, as was the onsen. Breakfast was good. The hotel restaurant only serves one type of dinner, but it is very good. The hotel is ski in/ski out, and has a good boot room. I had a great time skiing from The Green Leaf Niseko Village for six nights. However, I’m not sure I’d recommend it, and if I go to Niseko again, I’ll go to a different hotel, probably one in Grand Hirafu. Why Grand Hirafu? One might say that Niseko Village is oddly named. The one thing it isn’t is a village. It has ski lifts, a ski area, at least two hotels, so

伊馮和同事們都非常開朗,隨時準備提供援助。 非常乾淨,整個一樓和大堂都有很好的氣味。 免費乘坐到貢多拉省了我們一路攀登的能量。 非常感謝免費升級到城市景觀臥室套房。 作爲我們蜜月旅行的第一站,我和我的妻子很高興,已經錯過了寧靜的體驗!

從我們到達的那一刻起，我們就受到了熱情和專業的歡迎。接待人員竭盡全力確保登記入住過程順利，從一開始就讓我們感到賓至如歸。在我們住宿期間，與酒店團隊的每一次互動都受到真誠的善意和願意提供幫助。工作人員表現出的對細節的關注確實令人驚嘆。我們的房間總是乾淨整潔，佈置精美，讓我們每次回來都感覺像是走進了一個避難所。客房服務團隊在維持如此高標準方面的勤奮和奉獻精神值得特別認可。酒店出色的用餐體驗也給我們留下了深刻的印象。廚師的廚藝和服務員的細心營造了精緻的用餐氛圍。每頓飯都是我們味蕾的享受，我們感謝為打造如此難忘的美食時刻而付出的努力。除了物質方面之外，真正讓您的酒店與眾不同的是您的員工提供的真誠關懷和個人風格。無論是為當地景點提供富有洞察力的建議，還是竭盡全力滿足我們的要求，我們收到的服務水平都非常出色。請向整個團隊表示衷心的感謝，包括禮賓部、客房清潔人員、餐廳工作人員以及所有為使我們的住宿如此非凡而做出貢獻的人員。我們衷心感謝他們的辛勤工作和奉獻精神。我們在酒店的時光在各個方面都超出了我們的預期，我們無疑會珍惜我們在住宿期間留下的回憶。員工對提供卓越賓客體驗的承諾是顯而易見的，我們期待著將來再次光臨。再次感謝你們讓我們的住宿體驗變得非常出色。我們祝愿您在工作中繼續取得成功和幸福。

這家酒店的交付比預期的要多!通常網站都承諾過多,但這是相反的!正如其他人所提到的,房間雖然很小,但完全足夠,我們唯一可以建議的就是在房間裏提供咖啡和茶(有水壺和冰箱)。浴室有質量不錯的洗漱用品。房間很暖和,因此滑雪服幹得也很好.滑雪設備的儲藏條件很好,還有可愛的小健身房,有質量好的套件(打開24/7),所有工作人員都非常友好,對該地區有很好的指導和建議,可以吃的地方。有班車服務到鎮上,但也是愉快的散步(沒有滑雪裝備!)現場的小便利店還可以,但有點貴(雖然這是酒店獨立店)早餐豐富,所有新鮮的和誘人的食品-有一個雞蛋站,你可以在任何方式得到雞蛋。晚餐我們令人驚訝地好-一個小菜單,但製作的非常新鮮,喜歡早餐。酒吧會提供歡樂時光和一些可愛的雞尾酒:)有一個“公共房間”,你可以自己做飯--如果成羣結隊旅行,這將會是很好的。總的來說,這是一家價格中位的酒店(對於該地區來說很低!)

房間：12歲以上算成人，所以加了床。三人房是比較擠的。房間設施比較舊。 便利：在一樓可以寄存雪具。有定時的免費班車，可以出去玩或者吃。司機很友好。 特色：ONSEN温泉算是酒店特色，露天的風景很美。 吃：早餐在日本算是比較豐富的，餐廳風景也不錯。酒店二樓有三家餐廳，試了Sisam烤肉的味道總是不錯的，人均三四百。附近步行三分鐘能到NISEKO-YO，是商業村，有商店和餐廳，人均120起。 玩：大門邊上就是雪票商店和滑雪學校，貢多拉就在門口很方便，山上風景很美！

老闆指定這家，地處市中心，各項服務一如既往的好。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。

我們擁有整個房子,設施齊全,廚房設施超級棒!!!