Ougiya Ryokan is a 1-star lodging in Hakuba, Japan, tucked at Hokujo 5297, about 1mi from the city center. This simple, friendly spot feels like a cozy base after mountain adventures, with a dash of traditional charm that travelers remember.

Featured amenities span practical and recreational needs: skiing and snorkeling, an on-site restaurant and bar, free private parking, free WiFi, and a free shuttle service. Comfort comes with air conditioning and non-smoking rooms, while a 24-hour front desk and elevator add convenience. For gatherings or longer stays, meeting/banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, with additional options like a tennis court and kids’ meals also carrying extra fees; sun deck and picnic area provide relaxed outdoor moments, and a hot spring bath rounds out the offerings.

Location details point to Hakuba, Japan, at Hokujo 5297, roughly 1mi from the city center, with 96 reviews reflecting traveler experiences.

After a day chasing Hakuba’s powder, Ougiya Ryokan feels like a warm, traditional base that sticks in memory. The simple, friendly vibe blends rustic charm with practical comforts, inviting a relaxed pace between lifts and trails. With 96 reviews shaping the traveler story, this spot is remembered for ease, warmth, and just-right charm.

Dining comes with on-site Japanese cuisine at レストラン #1, a cozy option for meals, paired with a casual drink at the on-site bar. When it’s time to unwind, a hot spring bath offers a soothing soak, while a sun deck and picnic area invite outdoor downtime. Practical extras include a free shuttle service, free private parking, and free WiFi, along with air conditioning and non-smoking rooms to stay comfy after alpine adventures.

Some conveniences come with extras: meeting/banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, and a tennis court along with kids’ meals carry additional fees. Convenience features like a 24-hour front desk and an elevator add ease to arrivals and departures. Payments are cash-only, keeping things straightforward for travelers while the location and character do the heavy lifting.