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Rusutsu Resort
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13, Izumikawa, 048-1711 Rusutsu
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Descripción
Ubicación del establecimiento Rusutsu Resort Hotel & Convention de Rusutsu está en un parque regional, a solo 1 min en coche de Rusutsu Resort y a 12 min de Road Station Makkari Flower Center. Además, este hotel para familias se encuentra a 10,5 km ...
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Descripción general
Ubicación del establecimiento
Rusutsu Resort Hotel & Convention de Rusutsu está en un parque regional, a solo 1 min en coche de Rusutsu Resort y a 12 min de Road Station Makkari Flower Center. Además, este hotel para familias se encuentra a 10,5 km de Makkarigawa Kasenkoen y a 12,1 km de Lily Park.
Habitaciones
Te sentirás como en tu propia casa en cualquiera de las 500 habitaciones con frigorífico y televisión de pantalla plana. Para los momentos de ocio, tendrás un televisor con canales por satélite y un altavoz inteligente. Además, podrás mantenerte al día gracias a la conexión wifi gratis. El baño privado está provisto de secadores de pelo y zapatillas. Entre las comodidades, se incluyen teléfono y caja fuerte.
Servicios
En este hotel podrás aprovechar el acceso directo a las pistas de esquí, además de aguas termales y pistas de tenis al aire libre. Otros servicios de este hotel incluyen servicio de cuidado infantil (de pago), una zona recreativa o sala de juegos y guardaesquís.
Para comer
Entre las múltiples opciones para comer algo en este hotel se encuentran una cafetería y Belle Vue, uno de sus 4 restaurantes. ¿Quieres despejarte? Relájate y disfruta con la bebida que quieras en uno de los 2 bares con salón. Se ofrece un desayuno bufé todos los días de 07:00 a 09:00 con un coste adicional.
Servicios de negocios y otros
Tendrás tintorería, un servicio de recepción las 24 horas y atención multilingüe a tu disposición. ¿Estás organizando un evento en Rusutsu? En este hotel tienes a tu disposición 84 metros cuadrados de espacio con zona para conferencias y 11 salas de reuniones. Pagando un pequeño suplemento podrás aprovechar prestaciones como servicio de transporte al aeropuerto (ida y vuelta) previa petición y aparcamiento sin asistencia gratuito.
Restauración
El alojamiento permanecerá cerrado entre el 1 de abril y el 26 de abril.
Datos de Interés
Las distancias se expresan en números redondos.
Rusutsu Resort: 0,4 km
Road Station Makkari Flower Center: 9,7 km
Makkarigawa Kasenkoen: 10,5 km
Lily Park: 12,1 km
Monte Yotei: 15,9 km
Kyogoku Spring Water Village: 17,6 km
Parque Nacional Shikotsu-Toya: 17,7 km
Lago Toya: 18,9 km
Parque Fukidashi: 18,9 km
Road Station Niseko View Plaza: 21,1 km
Parque natural Lago Hangetsu: 25,7 km
Niseko Takahashi Dairy Farm: 26,7 km
Barrio Annupuri: 26,9 km
Cascada Kimundo: 28,5 km
Parque memorial de Usuzanfunka: 29,3 km
El aeropuerto más práctico para llegar a Rusutsu Resort Hotel & Convention se encuentra en Aeropuerto Nuevo de Chitose (CTS): 86,8 km
Información adicional
Check-in
Desde15:00hCheck-out
Hasta11:00hServicios
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Actividades - Tiempo libre
- Piscina cubierta
- Piscina exterior
- Pista de tenis
- Sala de juegos
- Zona/instalación de barbacoa
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Aparcamiento
- Parking
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Complementos habitación
- Recepción 24 horas
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Cuarto de baño
- Traslado de pago al aeropuerto
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Generales
- Bar
- Guardaequipajes
- Jardin
- Restaurante
- Zona fumadores
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Servicios
- Atención en varios idiomas
- Bar-Lounge
- Caja fuerte en recepción
- Guardaesquís
- Niñera/Servicios infantiles
- Salas de reunión
- Salón de banquetes
- Servicio de botones
- Servicio de lavandería
- Servicios de tintorería
- Tienda de regalos
- Tiendas en el hotel
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SuzyZoo
Winter Activities and Shopping All-in-OneMy family enjoyed our stay here. We rented ski equipments and went skiing. Theres a childrens area where they can use sled and tube however chargeable at 800yen per person. There are lots of convenient/ souvenir shops within the resort. The kids played at the game arcade. Carousel ride is free for all. The room is clean however look a bit tired. Time for some renovation. Overall we love the resort.
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yoboomy3
Poor service quality/offering. Low english proficiency and unapologetic staff.This was probably the worst stay Ive ever experienced in all my years of traveling to Japan. For a family-oriented resort hotel (upscale, upperupscale?), many aspects were simply unacceptable. The general service quality and offering relative to the ADR charged was poor (midscale-like) and predominantly characterized by a distinct lack of attention to detail and English-speaking proficiency from staff members. Considering the hotel target segmentation is mostly leisure, family, as well as foreign guests, the hotel is sorely lacking the expected service quality and offering. The only positive is perhaps its proximity to the ski slopes, where ski-in ski-out is available. However, I would add that the nearby Westin is just 5 minutes away connected by a mini monorail as well as regular bus service. So if youre looking for proper brand standards, strong English proficiency, and great service, and you dont mind paying a little more, you would be much better off staying at the Westin. But let me explain what happened. My family and I stayed for 4 nights at the south-wing of Rusutsu Resort Hotel. Were 4 and stayed in one room (the hotel charges per head). Of the four beds in the room, one of which provided was a sofa bed, and lets just say that bed was beyond sleep-able. You can clearly feel every spring underneath when you lied down, which couldve been easily fixed if the housekeeping staff had added some bed mats beforehand (attention to detail). When I went to complain, clearly distressed from the poor night of sleep I had just had, the hotel staff promptly said they would fix the issue, however, not one word of apology was offered, and that I feel is inexcusable. The hotel has a decade-old card policy of only 2 cards per room (honestly, wheres the capex??). If I am paying per head for a room, I expect the right to access my room unhindered, but ofc this was not the case. One day I returned from skiing before the others, and I didnt have a card. I went to the front office staff asking for a card to access my room. The front office staff without explaining anything handed me a new card. Little did I know, he had cancelled both previous cards, which consequently left my other family members without access and only one card for the 4 members of my family. This is ridiculous and of course I only found out when I desperately needed to access my room, only to discover I needed to head back down to the front office. When I complained, once again no apologies were offered What a waste of time. On my final day I brought all 4 suitcases down to the bell desk. No one was around. I asked front office staff where is bell staff to keep luggage? All he said was no. (For a leisure family ski resort hotel, no bell luggage service? This is frustrating). When I asked front office what then I should do? They offered one word coin locker and pointed in the direction of the coin lockers. Ok fine. I go there with my family, tried every single coin possible, wasted more time, only to then find out you needed a token from the front office. To add insult to injury, I then discover, the family friends we were travelling with were able to keep their luggage at the bell desk. Now Im seriously questioning their service standards, whether there is any at all. At this point I was honestly angry, I called for the front office manager. Mr. Yuji [-] came to speak with me (unfortunately he did not speak English either, however another staff helped translate) and I told him all the issues I had experienced. At last the first apology for all my complaints. He apologized sincerely, offered lounge access and also took care of our luggage. However I worry that nothing will change beyond that
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emiww
Hygenic and safety concern regarding the new public bathI am a guest of the North Wing from 16th to 20th Feb. On 19th night at round 10:30 to 11:00, I visited the Kotobuki Hot Spring and encountered some unhygienic and dangerous actions that I believe requires your immediate attention. I spent most of my time at the outdoor open-air baths, and there were two Chinese women with a kid. 1) As soon as they entered, the kid was swimming in the onsen. 2) They were talking out loud in the bath 3) The kid was standing at the outer rim of the open-air baths 4) One woman kept encouraging the kid to jump onto the pile of snow that's along the tree-fence outside the open-air bath. The kid was naked, and the bath at the 4/F. 5) The kid was picking up the fallen snow from outside and putting it into the bath 6) Their actions had quickly scared away at least three local-Japanese guests and eventually me. 7) If I remember correctly, the kid's long hair was not tied up. This is a ski resort, and I am already not much complaining about the extremely poor wifi, smelly toilet and not well tidy room-cleaning. However...the things that happened in the public bath got my last nerve. I feel very disgusting when seeing their action and decide to leave the immediately.
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anitah
The new onsen in the North Tower is truly a wonderful experienceThis was our 5th time staying at the Rusutsu Resort Hotel and Convention Center. As you might guess, we really enjoy our visits. The skiing is convenient (ski-in/ski out) with 3 mountains to choose. The new onsen in the North Tower was so relaxing and beautiful with indoor and outside pools. And of course we love the option of eating at the many restaurants in this hotel or taking the monorail to the Westin for more selections.
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Allezlesrouges
Resort hotelVery large resort hotel, essentially in the centre of Rusutsu. This is a fairly sprawling place with a Disney feel to it. I would say that it is suitable for families with small children. Also very expensive, but I suppose that is Japan!