Hotel Route-Inn Myoko Arai is a 15-minute walk from JR Arai Train Station and features a free buffet breakfast with fresh-baked European breads and a hot public bath.
Located within 200 metres of Akakura Onsen Ski Area and 7 km of Myokosuginohara Ski Area, The Address Akakura features rooms in Myoko. All rooms boast a kitchenette and a private bathroom.
Vanessa
Australia
Amazing hotel with friendly staff and in a perfect location. very short walk to the ski area and close walk to great restaurants and pubs around the town.
Driver picked us up from the train station which was very helpful. Staff assisted us in finding best way to our next location in japan. Also staff were very helpful with booking us into restaurants.
Situated in Myoko, 28 km from Zenkoji Temple, Red Fox Lodge Myoko features accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Elizabeth
Australia
We stayed at the Red Fox Lodge in Myoko for three fabulous nights. It was very comfortable for our family of 4, with adjoining rooms. We loved the authentic Japanese feel of the lodge. Very warm and Brendon, the host, was very kind and friendly and helped us get around town and recommended some delicious traditional restaurants. The boys were lucky enough to get some end of season snow to play in and build a snow man and we were able to do some beautiful treks through the village and up to the waterfall.
It was very helpful to have an English speaking host, as he was able to tell us a lot about the history of the area and showed us rice paddies which are still operational after 600 years. There is a traditional Onsen a short 5 min walk around the corner which was well worth visiting too.
We loved Myoko during the spring time. It was a peaceful change of pace to the big cities and gave us a chance to relax and enjoy walking in nature and looking at the many cherry blossoms that we in bloom with comfortable temperatures each day between 18-23 degrees. Well worth a visit. It was one of the highlights of our trip to Japan. Many thanks Brendon for your warm hospitality’s hospitality.
Boasting natural hot spring baths and a comforting lounge room with a fireplace, Akakura Yours Inn is cosy accommodation located in the highland resort area of Myoko.
yohan
New Caledonia
Very nice and comfortable place to stay. The onsen is beautifull . The breakfast was very good. No so far from the lift and a coople good restaurants.
Situated in Myoko, 34 km from Zenkoji Temple, SOTO Myoko - close to Akakura Onsen Ski Lift and Town features accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Set in Myoko in the Niigata region and Zenkoji Temple reachable within 30 km, Cafe Cerisier栖里時絵 offers accommodation with free WiFi, barbecue facilities, ski-to-door access and free private parking.
John
New Zealand
This is a small ryokan with ensuite toilets in every room run by a friendly and obliging elderly couple in great location 1km from Alpenblick skifield and 400m from Alpenblick spa with its famous black water pools and great Japanese restaurant. There is not a shared bathroom in the western sense, but a simple but authentic private onsen in house. The hot water and teabags and snacks in the corridor were much appreciated as was the hot drink and biscuits at reception on returning from skiing .
Only a 1-minute walk from Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort, Tabist 須弥山の宿 田端屋 妙高戸隠 features Japanese-style, accommodation, free Wi-Fi at the lobby and karaoke facilities.
Family
Hong Kong
The breakfast was excellent. We had always a variation of Japanese breakfast. Every day a different fish type!
The evening meals are highly recommended.
Located an 5-minute drive from Akakura Kanko Ski Resort in the highland area, Mont Cervin provides cosy accommodation surrounded by oak trees. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.
luke
Australia
Beautiful Japanese couple looking after you. They drive you to the mountains every morning for skiing and take you to dinner each night!
Located right in front of Akakura Kanko Ski Resort, Villa Monrepos offers simple Japanese and Western-style accommodations with views of Myoko Highlands.
Marijn
Australia
This property is amazing.
Walk on to the slopes and snowboard down
Very friendly staff, great breaky.
The dinner blew us away, the best we had in Japan.
Definitely recommend Villa Monrepos.
Hope to be back next year
Attractively set in the Akakura Onsen district of Myoko, Hotel Taiko - Vacation STAY 21755v is situated 34 km from Zenkoji Temple, 36 km from Nagano Station and 46 km from Suzaka City Zoo.
A 7-minute walk from Suginohara Ski Area, Highland Lodge Takegen offers Japanese and Western-style accommodations, free WI-Fi throughout the hotel and drinks vending machines.
Situated in Myoko, 25 km from Ryuoo Ski Park, Onpoint Madarao features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant. 31 km from Jigokudani Monkey Park and 33 km...
beautifully designed, great hosts, tasty breakfasts!
Refre Hotel in Myoko boasts ski-to-door access and a shared lounge. With free WiFi, this hotel offers ski storage space and free shuttle service upon prior request.
Pete and Jen are wonderful hosts. So happy to help out.
Located near the centre of Akakura and only a 5-minute walk to ski lifts, Hotel Myosen offers accommodation with separate hot spring baths for male and female.
Clean rooms along with shared toilets and bathroom / Onsen.
Situated just a 2-minute walk away from Akakura Onsen Ski Resort, Akakura Wakui Hotel offers simple accommodation with natural hot spring baths. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire property.
Great location, amazing staff, clean big comfy rooms.
Situated in Myoko, 28 km from Zenkoji Temple, Red Fox Lodge Myoko features accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. 30 km from Nagano Station and 42 km from...
The ski lift was just outside. The snow was great. The lodge work well.
Boasting natural hot spring baths and a comforting lounge room with a fireplace, Akakura Yours Inn is cosy accommodation located in the highland resort area of Myoko.
Located in Myoko, 29 km from Zenkoji Temple, Myoko - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22314 provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
FAQs about hotels in Myoko
On average, 3-star hotels in Myoko cost £91 per night, and 4-star hotels in Myoko are £156 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Myoko can on average be found for £177 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Fly to Tokyo's Narita or Haneda airports, then take a 2-hour Shinkansen (bullet train) to Joetsumyoko station. From there, a 30-minute bus ride will get you to Myoko. Domestic travellers can directly take the Shinkansen from major cities.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers to reach Myoko, Japan is Niigata Airport, due to its proximity and direct transport links. It's approximately 100km away from Myoko.
In Myoko, Japan, public transport is efficient and reliable. The local train service, Echigo TOKImeki Railway, connects Myoko to nearby cities. Buses are also available, providing access to various attractions. Taxis are an alternative for shorter distances. For outdoor enthusiasts, cycling and walking are viable options, especially during warmer months. Always check schedules and routes in advance.
The best area to stay in Myoko, Japan is Akakura. It's a popular hub with easy access to ski resorts, restaurants, and shops. It's particularly convenient for visitors seeking both adventure and local culture.
What guests said about Myoko:
8.0
Scored 8.0
We went to Myoko for the snow and we got the snow!
We went to Myoko for the snow and we got the snow! Loved the long ski runs at Suginohara and skiied there 3 days. Also skied one day each at Ikenotaura Onsen and Seki Onsen. Low visibility killed us! Be prepared to ski in low cloud and less groomed tracks.
Lime Resort Onsen was fantastic.
Local restaurants (Chinese, Japanese and Greek) were great food and value for money.
Caroline
Australia
10
Scored 10
Myoko Kogen is a great destination for a ski holiday, it is...
Myoko Kogen is a great destination for a ski holiday, it is close to the train line, it offers a range of different ski locations within half an hour of the resort all accessible by bus or taxi. The ski lift tickets are very affordable. Myoko Kogen is a traditional Japanese Resort offering Onsens, traditional Japanese food, Ryokan accommodation as well as Western food and accommodation. The town is only 32 km from Nagano, where the Winter Olympics were held and it takes approx. 2 1/2 hours by train from Tokyo.
John
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
Akakura Onsen is a nice small village with plenty of...
Akakura Onsen is a nice small village with plenty of restaurants and hotels. Some were closed due to the small amount of visitors, but as there was so much snow it was nice to have space everywhere. Good variety of foods, and a few bars. Make sure your lodge has transportation when the shuttle buses don't drive around the resorts (like this month, which made traveling around harder unless you have 4-wheel drive AND snow tires).
Anna Westerlaken
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
We loved the comfy beds and shared lounge, bar & dining area...
We loved the comfy beds and shared lounge, bar & dining area, the hot tub after being out in the snow all day and the freshly prepared breakfast and dinner. Fabulous vegan and vegetarian options and western friendly. Wonderful owners who made us feel so welcome from the start. Felt like a home stay and we could’ve stayed for longer! Great local recommendations and activities close by.
Thank you Chereyne & Brett - the super hosts! :)
Rebecca
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
On a scale out of 10 would rate Myoko about a 6.
On a scale out of 10 would rate Myoko about a 6. The mountain infrastructure is very old and tired which accounts for the low cost of lift tickets. The mountain lacks steepness.
Besides the many small restaurants it lacks a village atmosphere.
The mountain geography doesn't support advanced skiers.
It is not clearly sign posted for runs which also makes it difficult.
We found Japan much more expensive than what it was 5-6 years ago and would probably go back to Canada for more value.
Darren
Australia
10
Scored 10
Gorgeous quaint Japanese village with authentic restaurants,...
Gorgeous quaint Japanese village with authentic restaurants, amazing snow and ski resorts very close by. Very friendly locals, who go out of their way to help you, even with language barriers. Fantastic place to visit for snow sports, lift tickets are incredibly cheap compared to Australia - around $40-50 per day depending on discounts through accommodation, etc. Great place to visit!
Immaculately clean and excellent, friendly service. The staff goes out of their way to accommodate our needs, even arranging for ski instructors for our kids when there usually aren’t ski lessons during the week.
The food was so delicious! The buffet breakfast and special nightly dinners were such treats. We felt like royalties!
The Onsens were clean and calming.
We had a wonderful time and would definitely return if our travels bring us back to Myoko.
Many thanks to all the staff who made our trip so memorable. We wish you all the best!
The staff were wonderful and really added to our stay and experience in Japan. The rooms were clean and shared facilities clean and cozy. The breakfasts were hearty and delicious and we really enjoyed the dinner that we had at Morino. We had an issue with one of our bags not being delivered from the airport which the staff quickly remedied. When we wanted to stay a few extra nights, they were able to move things around and provide us a room. We were also given great restaurant recommendations and help with reservations. We will 100% be back!
The breakfasts were fabulous this property. Every morning, we had a good selection of western and eastern options. Mieko’s pancakes were a real hit with the kids.
We loved using the onsen each night.
The property offers a free shuttle to and from Myoko Kogen station. We were warmly greeted by Cooper on the first day of our stay at the station.
But the real highlight of this property are the staff and customer service. It is a family-run property who care about their guests. We will be back.
Mountain Hut Myoko was super accessible, warm and cozy, and had everything we needed for our three night stay. We really enjoyed our room as well as the common areas. The staff were all so friendly and kind. Community breakfast was wonderful. We didn't use it but the shuttle services the staff offers would be exceptional for those traveling without a car. We felt very comfortable. It's clear the owners put a lot of thought and energy into renovations and it's the cutest little lodge!
Myoko Forest Lodge is a fantastic place to stay for your next ski or snowboarding holiday in Japan.
From the moment we arrived we felt welcome by our hosts Cheryene and Brett. The lounge and dining areas are light and airy with a roaring fireplace and lovely furnishings.
The accommodation is excellent with an extremely comfortable king sized bed and ensuite
And after skiing each day we loved having our own private Onsen experience in the on-site Ofuroya.
It was an old style Japanese house run by super lovely elderly couple. They were extremely friendly and helpful with providing information, booking taxi, etc. Also, Japanese style breakfast was absolutely delicious!
The room is a bit cold, but once you turn on the heater, it warms up within 3 min.
Also, the accommodation is just 5 min walk from an onsen.
Breakfast was perfect. Good mix of Japanese and western style. Unlike many other hotels we stayed at on this trip Hotel Taiko served scrambled eggs that were actually hot. Coffee was ok. Great to have an option of the cafe for a espresso too. Great ski and board rental, bar, cafe, restaurant, drying room, onsen. Super convenient!
It is one of the best ski resorts for beginner. The slope is a good challenge for newbies and the lift ticket is cheap and not crowded at all. I can get to snowboarding right in the back of the hotel. I would recommend it for families with elderly and kids. The dinner is included and it is very good and delicious.
They made customized japanese style Vegetarian Dinner and Breakfast for us which was a pleasant suprise!
The Onsen although not so big, was perfect for us, and was never crowded! This Ryokan has a lot of history and is set up in a way to take you back a few decades in a good way!
A warm, inviting and comfortable family run hotel. Located away from the busy Akakura main street, but a free shuttle uphill is provided daily to town and the nearby ski-lifts, while the pleasant downhill walking trips at night are a magical experience.
Great old style mountain lodge just off the main road. Breakfast and dinner were prepared by a sweet woman with years of experience and knowledge about the area. Lots of guests from all over the world but still had a nostalgic Japanese feel.
Owner is wonderful and very friendly. Great to have a limitless supply of lift ticket discount coupons. Restaurant within hotel if you are lazy to go out or other places nearby are full. Onsen is small but decent.
The family that runs the hotel and restaurant are the kindest, most helpful people we have ever met. We were constantly greeted by smiles, asked if we needed help, and our kids were even given gifts when we left.
Onsen is amazing! We especially loved the outdoor bit.
The shuttle to and from Myoko kogen train station and Sugi snow resort was a massive plus as well!
Huge room, shuttle service for free to the myokokogen Station, 2 seprated onsens for men and women with great nature view and they also ofer a private 1.
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