Urabandai Nekoma Ski Resort Restaurant

I stayed 2 nights from October 7th. The morning and evening are rather cool. It was a hot day as it was a hot day throughout the country during the day

There is none.

The wheelchair was not seen during the stay. However, since it is barrier-free after the jamming and both the hallways and the private rooms are large enough, I feel that wheelchair use is possible. Because the toilet and bathroom in the room were not designed, it was a very common facility (the bathroom had steps and no facilities such as handrails). The public bath on the first floor had a step at the entrance, but since then it has been a step with the bath slope. Handrails are probably assumed to be healthy people, so it may be extremely difficult without assistants. The open-air bath was located about one floor down from the bath, so it is a shame. Perhaps there is a wheelchair accessible room available. All the staff members were kind and comfortable, so please ask by telephone or e-mail first. In addition, this answer may be overlooked because it is written based on the room where the normal person stayed, and who stayed as normal. Please check directly first. Man's bath standards are for public baths. It looks like an inverted type in the in-house view, but the situation may be different.

First of all, if you contact the hotel ... Is it in the surveillance camera?

It is near. Lake Resort should pick you up. It is close to Komaguma ski area.

You should wear comfortable clothes ?