SANU 2nd Home Karuizawa1st

The environment is excellent, but you must drive yourself. There are several convenience stores outside the campsite, which is very convenient. The Tatami blankets are quite thick and I slept very comfortably.

The cabins were beautiful, and the beds could easily sleep four adults. They were fully equipped, but there were many extra charges, so be sure to read the guestbook before using them. Remember to check in early; upon arrival, you only need to scan a QR code, and the door lock code will be emailed to you. However, the campsite entrance is somewhat hidden, so be careful if you're driving there at night. The campsite provides electric vehicle charging facilities; you need to select them at check-in if you want to use them. Since I didn't need them, I don't know the pricing. Overall, it was an excellent experience, and I would definitely stay several nights next time. It would be even better if it snowed!

Room equipment nothing to criticize, really very very comfortable and beautiful, really want to stay a few more days reluctant to leave ... but ... there are also criticisms, because check-in is very troublesome, and said to become a member first, because it was late at night, his system can not handle registration can not do the meeting Staff, can not get the room number can not stay finally outside, negative 10 degrees temperature situation, keep contacting the platform, eventually customer service gave me the password to enter the hotel process has used 1 hour, fortunately in the car has heating, otherwise do not know how to distinguish ...... This I give a bad review

It was very comfortable

Each room is a small wooden cabin nestled in the woods. The rooms are spacious, well-laid out, fully equipped, and very quiet. The only drawback is transportation; there is no public transportation nearby, so you'll need to drive or take a taxi. It would be even more romantic to visit on a snowy day.

It was a wonderful room! There was no snow...