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Taketombo House

Suginosawa, Myoko, Niigata
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Nestled in the quiet mountain village of Suginosawa, Taketombo House offers direct access to the slopes of Myoko Suginohara Resort and a relaxed retreat for groups of up to 14 guests. Restored tatami flooring, generous communal spaces, and family-friendly features create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while the ski-in/ski-out location allows guests to make the most of every day on the mountain. With private parking and easy access to Myoko’s collection of ski resorts and hot springs, the house is perfectly located for a memorable winter escape.

Maximum 14 Guests

Suginosawa, Myoko, Niigata

5 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms

Taketombo House

Located directly on Myoko Suginohara’s slopes, ski-in/ski-out Taketombo House sleeps 14 and features traditional tatami flooring and family-friendly spaces.

Where You’ll Sleep

Bathrooms

For a detailed layout of the house, please refer to the floor plan in the house gallery.

House Policies

Check-in: 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Check-out: before 10:00 AM
Guests: 14 maximum
Minimum stay: 3 nights
Smoking: Not allowed
Pets: Not allowed
Quiet hours: 11:00 PM – 7:00 AM

Amenities at a Glance

Nearest resort: Myoko Suginohara Resort

Fully Equipped Kitchen with dishwasher

Free Wifi

Ski-in from back garden

Washing Machine

Heated entrance space

Bedrooms/Bathrooms on ground floor

Original restored Tatami floors

Parking for up to 4 vehicles on private land opposite the house

Entertainment room with Smart TV, kids toys & board games

Requirement for Guests During Winter

Because access includes snow-covered uphill roads, guests arriving by car are required to use a four-wheel-drive (4WD) vehicle equipped with winter (snow) tires.

Please note: A rental car is essential. Public transport and taxi services are very limited in this area, and this village has few amenities. Guests must confirm their own transport in advance. 

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Taketombo House

Located directly on Myoko Suginohara’s slopes, ski-in/ski-out Taketombo House sleeps 14 and features traditional tatami flooring and family-friendly spaces.

Stay Slopeside in Suginosawa

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Taketombo House is a spacious mountain retreat located in the peaceful village of Suginosawa at the base of Myoko Suginohara Resort. It includes backcountry ski-in access through a large forested back garden, and plenty of space for outdoor snow play, sledding and fun for all ages.

Sleeping up to 14 guests, the house is ideal for families, groups of friends, and multi-generational gatherings seeking a comfortable base in one of Myoko’s most scenic ski areas. Combining traditional Japanese elements with practical modern comfort, Taketombo House is designed to make winter holidays both relaxing and effortless.

Gather Together After a Day on the Slopes

The heart of the home is a bright and welcoming open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area designed for spending time together. Original restored tatami flooring throughout the living spaces and bedrooms creates a warm, authentic atmosphere, while large windows fill the house with natural light during the day.

After skiing, settle into the living room with a movie on the Smart TV, enjoy a board game with family and friends, or relax with younger guests using the selection of toys, board games, and playing cards, with familiar favourites like Uno. The spacious dining area comfortably accommodates larger groups, while the fully equipped kitchen makes it easy to prepare hearty breakfasts before skiing and share relaxed dinners in the evening.

Whether you plan on entertaining or enjoying a cozy night indoors, the house offers plenty of space to unwind and enjoy together.

Traditional Character, Modern Comfort

Taketombo House blends traditional Japanese design with modern aesthetics.

The original tatami flooring adds a sense of timeless character, while practical touches such as the heated entrance room help keep winter gear organised, dry, and ready for the next day on the slopes.

With bedrooms and bathroom facilities located across two floors, the house provides flexibility for larger groups while maintaining a comfortable balance of shared and private spaces.

Taketombo House

Located directly on Myoko Suginohara’s slopes, ski-in/ski-out Taketombo House sleeps 14 and features traditional tatami flooring and family-friendly spaces.

A Closer Look…

Taketombo House accommodates up to 14 guests across five bedrooms.

The layout includes two double rooms, one quadruple room with two double beds, one family room featuring a double bed and two single beds, and one twin room. This flexible configuration makes the house well suited to families, groups of friends, and multi-generational groups travelling together.

Two bedrooms are located on the ground floor, including a double room and the quadruple room, alongside a bathroom with bath, handheld shower, toilet, and wash facilities. This layout may be particularly convenient for guests who require stair-free access. Upstairs, guests will find the remaining 3 bedrooms and an additional bathroom with enclosed shower, toilet and washbasin.

For a detailed overview of the house layout and bedroom configuration, please refer to the floor plan.

A Perfect Base for Exploring Myoko

Situated at the foot of Myoko Suginohara Resort, Taketombo House offers one of the area’s most convenient ski locations. Guests can access the slopes directly from the property and return home without the need for daily transfers.

Beyond Suginohara, several of Myoko’s renowned ski resorts, including Akakura Onsen, Akakura Kanko, Ikenotaira and Lotte Arai Resorts are all within easy driving distance. Local restaurants and cafés can be found nearby, while the region’s many natural hot springs provide the perfect way to unwind after a day in the snow.

Private on-site parking for up to four vehicles makes the house particularly convenient for groups exploring the wider Myoko area by car.

Important Information

Please note that public transport and taxi services are very limited in Suginosawa and the wider Myoko area, especially during peak winter season. Guests are required to arrange transportation in advance, and a rental car is essential for your stay as there are no supermarkets or shops in the village.

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