Apikogen Mori no Hotel
Apikogen Mori No Hotel (formerly La Vista) is a moderately priced Japanese hotel located in the pension village of Appi Kogen. The hotel has a range of western rooms with private bathroom including king rooms (a rarity in Japan!) and Japanese tatami rooms, most with private bathroom.
The Apikogen Mori no Hotel has lovely onsen baths including shared indoor and outdoor baths and two private outdoor onsen baths.
Where is Apikogen Mori no?
Apikogen Mori no is located in the pension village of
Appi Kogen and 1km walk to the ski area, or daily shuttles to and from the ski area are provided (need to be reserved).
Free arrival/departure shuttles are provided to/from Appi Kogen train station if pre-booked.
Free parking is provided onsite.
Rooms
Family Room
- up to 5 guests
- private bathroom, includes Japanese Cyprus bath
- modern
- 2 twin beds + futons on the tatami
- 47 m²
Superior Double <
- Up to 2 guests
- King bed
- Private bathroom with small bath
- 22 m²
Standard Twin
- Up to 2 guests
- 2 twin beds
- Private bathroom with small bath
- 18 m²
Japanese Quad
- Up to 4 guests
- 4 futons on the tatami mat
- Private bathroom with small bath
- 13 m²
Japanese Room
- Up to 5 guests on futons on the tatami
- Utilises shared bathroom
- 16 m²
All rooms have a mini fridge, wifi access and are non-smoking.
Facilities & Services
- Public onsen baths – alternate each day between the gents and ladies baths
- Private onsen bath – wooden bath for up to 2 people, reasonably hot
- Private onsen bath – stone bath for up to 4 people, moderate temperature
- Sauna
- Communal lounge
- Small retail shop
- Parking
- Free wifi
- Bilingual staff
Dining
Meals can be included in your stay at Apikogen Mori no Hotel.
Breakfast consists of a Japanese set menu that varies a little each day, plus a half buffet with a couple of cooked items such as eggs and bacon, plus cereal, yoghurt, juice, and coffee.
For dinner you can get beautiful Japanese meals such as shabu shabu, BBQ and sukiyaki.
Supper is provided free of charge.
Otherwise there are a couple of bars and dining options in the pension village, or you can walk up to the resort for other restaurants.