Fujiiso
Overview
Fujiiso's rooms are cantilevered over the Matsukawa Valley gorge at Yamada Onsen, and the inn's past guests include the writers Mori Ogai, Yosano Akiko and Kikuchi Kan. The men's bath is rebuilt in fresh Kiso cypress every three years, and in warm weather the partitions of the open-air bath are opened to the canyon. The house dish is Ponpon Nabe, an oil fondue of local mountain vegetables.
Key facts
- Price
- Premium
- Our tier, on a scale from Budget to Luxury
- Check-in / check-out
- From 15:00, by 11:00
- Children
- Minimum age applies
- Primary-school age and over; rooms with an open-air bath are for middle-school age and over
Checked on the inn’s official site, . How we check
Best time: Autumn: Spectacular fall foliage along the Matsukawa Valley. Spring: Fresh green canyon scenery.
Before you book
- Reserve the complimentary shuttle at least 1 day before arrival
- Early morning mist rising from the Matsukawa Valley is a photographer's dream
Baths & dining
Onsen & baths
- Spring type
- Sodium-calcium sulfate and chloride hot spring
- Water temperature
- 41-43°C
Private baths
- Reservable private bath
Indoor baths
- Men's hinoki cypress bath (renewed every 3 years)
- Women's elegant granite bath
Outdoor baths
- Seasonal open-air bath with canyon views (partition doors open in warm weather)
- The men's bath features hinoki cypress and the women's bath features granite
Dining
Main dining room: kaiseki dinner and traditional breakfast
Private dining rooms available for special occasions
- Breakfast
- 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
- Dinner
- 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Specialty dishes
- Ponpon Nabe, oil fondue with local mountain vegetables and seasonal ingredients
- Shinshu beef prepared in seasonal styles
- Mountain vegetable tempura and sansai (wild plant) dishes
- Local Nagano seasonal fruit desserts
Dietary: Allergies accommodated with advance notice; Some modifications available upon request. At least 3 days before arrival
Photos
Rooms
| Room | Size | View |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Japanese Room | 30-40 sqm | Matsukawa Valley gorge and mountain views |
| Western-Japanese Suite | 50-65 sqm | Valley and forest views |
| Premium Canyon View Room | 45-55 sqm | Panoramic Matsukawa Valley and mountain peak views |
Getting there
- Nearest station
- Suzaka Station (Nagano Electric Railway)
- From the station
- Approximately 20 minutes by taxi or complimentary shuttle
- Parking
- Available
Questions
How much does Fujiiso cost per night?
The cheapest room type listed here starts from ¥35,000 a night. That puts Fujiiso in our premium tier, on a scale from Budget to Luxury.
What types of room does Fujiiso have?
Fujiiso lists 3 room types: Standard Japanese Room, Western-Japanese Suite and Premium Canyon View Room.
Does Fujiiso have private onsen?
Yes. Reservable private bath.
Does Fujiiso have public baths?
Yes, Fujiiso has shared baths for guests.
How do I get to Fujiiso?
The nearest station is Suzaka Station (Nagano Electric Railway). Approximately 20 minutes by taxi or complimentary shuttle.
What time are check-in and check-out at Fujiiso?
Check-in is from 15:00. Check-out is by 11:00.
Does Fujiiso accept children?
Primary-school age and over; rooms with an open-air bath are for middle-school age and over.
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