I've never been particularly picky about accommodations, but this place still had some issues. First, the stairs were too high, which was inconvenient for guests with a lot of luggage. Also, there were no effective anti-slip measures in the heavy snow; I slipped and fell on the seventh or eighth step, landing on the bottom, and my lower back and right arm are still very painful. I even suspect a minor fracture in my right arm. My phone screen was also cracked. I can't imagine what would happen to an elderly person in this situation. There's a large public bath on the first floor, which looked quite clean, but due to limited ventilation, the vents were moldy, and water droplets were dripping back down. The mattress in the tatami room had bloodstains on it. The sheets, however, were relatively clean. Objectively speaking, the advantage is its proximity to the station, with plenty of places to hang clothes and ski equipment. The owner is an elderly person who rings a bell to enter and exit. Later, after dinner, I came back around 9 pm to ask about something, but no one came out after ringing the bell several times, so I just let it go.
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