




Herb no Yado Kunugi
Elegant hot spring inn with multiple bathhouses and resort transfers
About this hotel
Herb no Yado Kunugi offers a serene retreat in Hakuba, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes. The inn's warm and inviting rooms provide a comfortable base, while the highlight is undoubtedly its three bathhouses, featuring both open-air and private hot spring baths, alongside a sauna. This focus on wellness means you can truly relax and rejuvenate. While not ski-in/ski-out, the inn provides a convenient transfer service to Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort, ensuring easy access to the pistes. Dining options are available, and there's a lounge for guests to gather. The garden adds to the tranquil atmosphere, making it a peaceful haven away from the bustling village center.
- Spa & wellness facilities
- Hot spring baths (onsen)
- Private bath options
- Sauna
- Resort transfer service
Our take
Herb no Yado Kunugi is made for skiers and couples who put a traditional Japanese hot spring experience at the centre of the trip, with three bathhouses including open-air and private baths plus a sauna. The transfer to Happo-One makes up for not sitting on the slopes, and a score of 8.6 from 70 guests backs the formula. Anyone wanting to walk to the lifts or a lively village base should look closer to the centre of Hakuba.
- Make sure to use the transfer service to Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort for hassle-free mornings
- Book a private bathhouse session for a truly exclusive and relaxing experience after skiing
- Explore the dining options at the inn for a convenient and authentic Japanese meal
Why we love it
- Multiple hot spring bathhouses
- Convenient transfer to Happo-One
- Relaxing open-air baths
- Elegant and warm atmosphere
Why guests love itHerb no Yado Kunugi is the hot spring inn I recommend in Hakuba to skiers who want an onsen to end each day. It has three bathhouses, including open-air and private options, plus a sauna, and the warm rooms are complemented by dining, a lounge and a garden. A transfer service runs to Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort, which makes up for not being on the slopes. With 8.6 from 70 reviews, it suits travellers looking for a more traditional Japanese stay.