Bedroom 1 ：1 x Queen Bed
Bedroom 2 ：1 x King Bed or 2 x Single Beds
Bedroom 3 ：2 x Bunk Beds
Transportation between Hakuba Station or the Happo Bus Terminal and the chalet is available on your check-in and check-out days
5,000 yen – For guests’ convenience when they have early arrival or late departure
5,000 yen per stay
We provide BBQ items for all guests from April to November,
including a grill, grate, 3 kg of charcoal, fire starters, tongs, a lighter, a bucket, chairs, a table, salt and pepper, and dishes.
A beautifully designed chalet with gorgeous wooden pillars creating a comfortable setting. Its luxurious construction features lounges on both the first and second floors. Spacious enough for two close families to stay together, allowing the adults to sit back on the first floor with a glass of wine and the children to play on the second floor. An exceptional wooden chalet for your dream vacation.
Enjoy your family vacation in this luxurious yet casual post & beam home.
Adults hang loose in the living room on the first floor, while the children play on the second floor.
《 Why did you build your house? 》
Jarrod and I first travelled to Hakuba in 2011 with a group of old friends we lived with in Hopfgarten, an Austrian village in the Tirol region, in the winter of 2005/06. We instantly fell in love with Hakuba and Japanese culture and began to dream of owning our own place.
We visited Japanese real estate web pages regularly and eventually in 2018, found the courage to travel over for four nights to inspect a place that ended up not being suitable at all! We met with real estate agents and visited several homes before finally, on our very last day, we were introduced to the owners of the beautiful log home that is now Haus Yuki. It was owned by a flute maker and his wife, who had designed the home with the loft for his music studio and the workshop to make his flutes. (It has been a regret of mine that I never took a photograph with him and his wife at settlement of our purchase of his home.)
Since our first trip to Hakuba we have had two boys who share our love for Japan. While working towards our purchase our boys, then 2 and 5 years old, referred to our Hakuba home as our “Snow house”. And from this came Haus Yuki’s name. We have used Haus as a tribute to our beginning in the Austrian Tirol region and Yuki in reference to snow, our snow house.
《 How would you like HAUS YUKI guests to enjoy your house? 》
We want our guests to feel welcome at Haus Yuki and hope their stay helps build some wonderful memories for their families and friends.
