9 Ryokans Found

Azumino Ryokan Nishiya Besso
Tucked away in the serene landscapes of Matsumoto, Chubu, Azumino Ryokan Nishiya Besso offers an intimate retreat for travelers seeking a genuine connection with nature and local culture. This secluded haven is perfect for couples celebrating a special moment or solo travelers yearning for deep solitude amidst the Japanese Alps. Here, you can immerse yourself in a signature experience like a morning stroll through the surrounding countryside, followed by a traditional tea ceremony overlooking the snow-capped peaks, embodying the tranquil essence of both the ryokan and Nagano Prefecture's timeless beauty.

Fujiiso
Tucked away in the serene heart of Nagano, Fujiiso Ryokan is a haven for those seeking an authentic immersion in Japan's natural beauty and cultural heritage. This traditional inn, beloved by artists and intellectuals, offers a tranquil retreat where guests can bask in the gentle rhythms of nature and savor local cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients. For travelers yearning for solitude, cultural enthusiasts, or couples celebrating special moments, Fujiiso provides a signature experience: waking up to the soft mist of Yamada Onsen's ancient hot springs, followed by a leisurely stroll through the forested ravine, all while embracing the timeless tranquility that defines this hidden gem of Chubu.

Nozawa Onsen Lodge Nagano
A friendly inn in Nozawa Onsen village — Japan's most charming ski and onsen village, with 13 free communal bathhouses and exceptional Nagano powder snow.


Shibu Onsen Kanaguya
A landmark historic ryokan in Shibu Onsen — Nagano's most charming nine-bathhouse village, famous as the setting for the snow monkey park and the inspiration for Spirited Away.

