Honest A.
Yelp
This is our first visit to Club Med Tomamu but our third Club Med experience in Japan. As usual, the food variety, quality and presentation are excellent. There is something from everyone at every service - Japanese and international. The hot chocolate machine was out of order for a few days, but got repaired in time for our last full day here. Would have loved to see more of the chocolate fountain, which made only one appearance in the week that we were there. We are grateful for the daily Japanese noodle (udon/ soba / ramen) soup option for breakfast, lunch and dinner, which is an excellent go-to food before hitting the slopes. I can't rave about the rooms enough - they were enormous. We had 2 rooms - one with a king size bed arrangement and another for 3 single beds. The beds were all extremely comfortable. I love the curtain which not only works to separate a sleeping area from the living area but helps to keep the sleeping area warm at night by channeling the hot air from the vent to that side of the room. The bathrooms are thoughtfully separated with the water closet accessible from the living area and the bathtub accessible from the sleeping area. Hot water is plentiful and the double sinks are much appreciated. Love the smell of the lemon scented bath products. If there was one amenity I could add, it would be a laundry bag. Unlike Club Med in Sahoro, the pool and onsens are located separate from the main building and requires a short sprint outdoors. We would just go in our bathing suits with the kimonos and slippers provided in our rooms, so no problem! Unfortunately, only one slope was open the past 6 days we have been here as we arrived on the 2nd of the season, but hopefully, we can catch one more slope before we depart tomorrow afternoon. However, our ski instructors really helped us to work on or fundamentals. Angelina from Bosnia taught us from Club 3 to Club 5 over4 days and Etienne from France taught us on our last day in Club 5. We are really much better skiers now because of them. Another huge improvement from Sahoro were the individually heated and secured lockers. Each locker had rods for 3 pairs of ski boots as well as holders for assorted ski gear such as hats, gloves and googles and room enough for skis, poles, snowboards, helmets and jackets, keeping everything dry and toasty warm until you need them. Shout-out to our waitress Shey who not only also has a ready, beatific smile, but helped me to procure a safety pin from her own supply so that I can turn my son's retainers! Wish I had the energy to attend the daily Zumba and Yoga classes, which was a wonderful addition to the schedule. Dani from South Africa teaches he yoga classes and the banquet manager, Jasmine, from Australia also teaches Zumba! Don't miss the Japanese teppanyaki restaurant, Haku, where we ordered extra wagyu and seafood. The children had a wonderful time helping with the grilling. We are very much looking forward to another trip, preferably when there is more snow!