




Discover a serene escape at Hakuba Cottage Karamatsu, a stylish two-bedroom self-contained house nestled in the beautiful village of Hakuba, Nagano. Located in the wooded streets of Misorano Forest, this newly renovated cottage offers a perfect blend of luxury and tranquility in a world-class ski destination and former home of the 1998 Winter Olympics, serving as both a winter wonderland and an ascending summer hotspot for those escaping the city heat.
The residence is thoughtfully configured with 2 bedrooms and 2 beds, complemented by 1 bathroom. While it comfortably accommodates four adults, the home can welcome up to 5 guests with the addition of a futon set in the loft area adjacent to the living room.
Key Features & Amenities:
The home's interior is designed for comfort and connection. The upstairs open-plan space features a sunken lounge with mountain and forest views, a cozy dining area that seats six, and a fully equipped modern kitchen. The first floor houses two double bedrooms, while the bathroom boasts a powerful double rain shower and a state-of-the-art Japanese toilet.
Situated just a few minutes' walk from Echoland—the dining and entertainment hub of Hakuba Valley—guests have easy access to a variety of traditional Japanese and international restaurants. For winter sports enthusiasts, the cottage is located just 10 meters from the shuttle stop, providing seamless access to all major ski resorts. Guests can also enjoy traditional Japanese bathing at nearby Onsen hot springs, located only a short stroll away.
Practical Information & Rules:
Whether you are seeking an exhilarating skiing adventure or a peaceful summer retreat, Hakuba Cottage Karamatsu provides a sophisticated sanctuary in the heart of nature.
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