This is the second year in a row we go skiing in Nozawa and Address Nozawa is a big part of the reason. It blends Westernn amenities with Japanese inspired architecture. As a self-catered apartment it provides the flexibility of chosing one's dining options, at the same time the front desk is so helpful that it leaves one with the... More

I loved Nozawa Onsen - it is exactly what Niseko is not - extremely charming Japanese village with not too many foreigners and with quite a few Japanese themselves coming to ski. The charming ski town has many public baths scattered about the town including a newly re-furbished one with an outdoor bath perfect for the icy cold (I forget... More

Been her 1 week now, 1 week to go. ThIs is defeintely the best place to stay in Nozawa for lots of reasons. It is in the centre of town and all that offers ( including best steamed buns a few steps away) but also only few mins walk to the Yu road and Hikage gondola, or walk up the... More

The rooms were very clean and extremely pleasant, and accessible (even a wheelchair to use), as our family arrived at Address Nozawa a couple of days after I broke my leg. Staff met us at the bus station and were very helpful about getting the family, myself on crutches and all of our luggage into the room as effortlessly as... More

Like other reviewers have stated previously, the hotel is centrally located in the village, ideal for restaurants.....and non skiiers. I'm not sure how they class themselves as a Hotel, as there is no restaurant or daily cleaning service. The psychedelic micro sized elevator opened to original linoleum covered hallways that one would compare to a hospital ward. For a suite... More

This place is great on paper. Fab location, good design, self catering, onsen...ticks all the boxes right? Except it just misses the mark. It's such a shame as it could be a great property with a few tweaks here and there. First the pros: - Great location - Rooms are very well appointed - comfy beds (only single beds though,... More

Great size for Japanese rooms,Stayed in Executive orange room for family of four for two weeks in Jan 13. Apartment was trendy and retro style, beautifully clean and warm with massive flat screen TV for watching Sumo in the evening. Great little kitchen with fantastic coffee pod machine, fridge was regularly stocked with fresh milk, orange juice ham and eggs... More

First impressions last, unfortunately, and only two minutes after arriving in our room after a smooth check in, we received a call to come down to reception, as we hadn't paid in full. Given that we had used booking service Agoda, where you have to pay in full when you book, I was quite surprised at this. We went down... More

We drove from Tokyo using an English GPS and had problems finding the place. The hotel is just off the main shopping street, Oyu street, behind Pasta Di Pasta. We took 2 rooms, the large red suite which is huge and a small green suite. The red room was on the ground floor and the green room on the top... More