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 "The Lab is a large ski lodge and is located within 500m of the Happo-One lifts. The lodge includes a big communal living area, fully stocked and serviced bar, a restaurant serving great value meals, Japanese style onsen bathing, a large sundeck, and a separate TV and games room (complete with Nintendo Wii) All this is located over three levels plus a basement. The rooms are all western style, and range from 2-5 person share.
The Lab is perfect for singles and groups of skiers and boarders...
Hakuba's first and most famous backpackers, and still the best in town. With a great atmosphere and cheap long term rates, minutes walk to restaurants and bars.
Snowbeds was opened in 1998 and was one of the first foreign owned business's in Hakuba. Still the most popular backpackers accommodation in Hakuba due to location and word of mouth, if the Snowbeds staff dont know something about Hakuba then its not worth knowing. The cosy communal areas lead to many new friendships. You can...
"There's nothing better after an epic day of powder than sitting by the fireplace gazing out the window at the 3000 meter peaks, or the snow dumping, while drinking your choice of beverage. Hakuba Powder Lodging is located just minutes away from Happoone and only a quick shuttle ride (free) to your choice of 47/Goryu, Iwatake, among other, smaller, family resorts. Located nearby are a myriad of onsens, delicious restaurants, and a supermarket. We also offer a free shuttle service anywhere...
Hakuba Anderes
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"Good, Cheap Accommodation - Only Stayed here for two nights as we were passing through, but enjoyed our time here. The guys there were really fun, partying and having snow fights. Free breakfast was included. Had a little trouble hiking around finding the place as google maps didnt recognise any search terms we put in." … This fantastic property is located only 250 meters to the Happo one ski lifts, Hakuba's world class ski resort (Home to the 1998 Winter Olympics). Walk a few minutes...