Hotel Green Plaza Joetsu

１．Operation focused on efficiency? ２．Driving is difficult due to the congestion ３．It's hard to eat. 　It is a large hotel with 300 rooms in total. It is a distinctive triangular-roofed building, and its interior construction as seen from restaurants and entrances can be said to be "elaborate". 　We used it on a weekday in late January. But it's so crowded it's hard to believe it's a weekday. It's a pleasure to see the ski area so busy, but the extremely crowded cloakrooms and ski lockers are next to each other, so it's like weaving between people to get skis. There are no chairs in the ski lockers for changing shoes, and only a few racks for putting up skis. There are benches and ski stands in the hallway, but families and others are taking a break and cannot use them. From there, you can finally get to the exit on the slope side through a crowded passage. (And the slopes are full of "ski class" students.) 　As I wrote before, there are many rooms, but the wait time is long because there are few elevators. The hallway in front of the guest room is endless and the restaurants and public baths are so far away that you need to walk around in the cold. 　It was especially difficult to book dinner. I need to make an online reservation every day from 7am, and if it's 7:05pm, the evening seems like a good time to book is full. You can't get up slowly in the morning, you need to wake up with an alarm to make an appointment. Breakfast doesn't require a reservation, but despite the large number of guests, it's only served at two restaurants, so naturally you'll have to wait in line in the morning. Overall, it was a stressful hotel for me.

There are too few elevators or hotel people for the capacity. It was my first time using the bus, but the shuttle bus was also a long line, so it was never my second time.

I offset the good and the bad and made it normal. From August 25th, three generations of six people used the station for three nights. I had skied there three or four times about 30 years ago and this was my first time in summer. It is a hotel that has been around for a long time, so I used it because I thought it was old and dirty. I think it's better to think of it as a cafeteria where food is neither possible nor impossible. You can make a dinner reservation from 5pm, but there is no time limit, so we recommend you make a reservation early and eat slowly. We line up a little bit for breakfast. Dinner is also lined up depending on the reservation time. The water park had a lot of long sliders, and the second graders looked really happy. It's the same everywhere, but when it's crowded, it's hard to get your turn. There were also several small swimming pools and sliders for preschoolers, which were very popular with 2 1/2 year olds. I think the pool facilities are substantial, but since facilities are built on the slopes of the ski areas, the steps between facilities are just hard. At least I want you to put a handrail on the stairs. Getting on and off steep stairs is difficult and dangerous for children and the elderly. Since it is a ski resort, I thought it would be better if they built something like a lift or an escalator. If you want, you want another main pool like a flowing pool. Some people were hauling their stuff in camping carts, but it was no good because there were so many stairs. There is also a small pool for little kids called Aquasias in a different place from the water park, but it seems to be for babies making their pool debuts, it costs extra, there is no slide, it is just a pool, it seemed boring for 2 1/2 year olds and elementary school students. The only water spilling from the bucket seemed to be enjoying itself. You can enjoy a playland with go-karts and merry-go-rounds, as well as catching fish in the mountain stream garden to a certain extent. Night shops and fireworks are also fun. On the other hand, the money will go out. I think the human crane game in the night shop is an interesting endeavor, but why is it the same price for adults and children? Elementary school students can barely get two or three balls. But my uncle kept about eight. Hotels, water parks, and playlands vary in height, so you may want to take advantage of the shuttle bus that connects them. The shuttle bus driver was kind. The hotel is extremely long on the side, so you will have to walk quite a distance. For that matter, there are only two public baths, so I just go to the bath and walk quite a bit. The bath is crowded depending on the day and time of day. I stayed in a maisonette-type room, and the main room was on the first floor, but the entrance was on the second floor, so I had to use the stairs to do anything. I want the entrance on the first floor. Also, the worst part is the room entrance. It's hard to get in and out of the house without devising more about where to take off your footwear and how to open the doors. There were a few mistakes, but the hotel followed up to a certain extent.