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A 3-minute walk from Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, Kadowakikan features ski-to-door access, a hot spring bath and free WiFi. The lobby offers a free-use internet PC. Fantastic hospitality! The staff where awesome and they made us feel right at home! I’ll be returning 🤘
Providing bright, simple rooms with an LCD TV and private bathroom, Gasthof Schi Heil is 700 metres from Nozawa-Onsen Ski Resort and 200 metres from Ooyu Hot Spring. Excellent customer service. Great location in the heart of the village.
Situated 200 metres from Shin-Yu Hot Spring, Nozawa Grand Hotel has Japanese and Western rooms with an LCD TV and nature views. Open-air hot-spring baths with beautiful views are featured. The Japanese rooms are very comfortable and specious.
The hotel features a restaurant, a spa and wellness centre, a shared lounge and free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is located 5 km from Lake Hokuryuko.
Located 5 km from Lake Hokuryuko, Shimotakai-gun - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22706 in Nozawa Onsen provides rooms with air conditioning and free WiFi.
Set 5 km from Lake Hokuryuko, Shimotakai-gun - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22751 in Nozawa Onsen offers rooms with air conditioning and free WiFi. The units at the hotel come with a TV and a kitchen.
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For hotels in Nozawa Onsen that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Gasthof Schi Heil, Kadowakikan and Nozawa Grand Hotel.
Some of the best hotels in Nozawa Onsen near Lake Hokuryuko include Bunkahokuryukan, Altitude Nozawa and Nozawa Peaks.
These hotels in Nozawa Onsen are highly rated by couples: Kadowakikan, Nozawa Grand Hotel and Gasthof Schi Heil.
Many families visiting Nozawa Onsen loved staying at Kadowakikan, Gasthof Schi Heil and Nozawa Grand Hotel.
Kadowakikan, Nozawa Grand Hotel and Gasthof Schi Heil are some of the popular hotels in Nozawa Onsen.
Kadowakikan, Gasthof Schi Heil and Nozawa Grand Hotel have received great reviews from travellers in Nozawa Onsen regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Great skiing! +20cm of fresh powder came in during our stay (in April!) hence we have really enjoyed. Quiet village offers best authentic Japan experience with traditional style ryokan accommodations as well as several hot spring baths, so called 'Onsen'.
Going off season, in April, probably wasnt ideal unless you do want the quiet - very quiet, experience. Most places seemed to be closed during the three week-days I was there. But enough restaurants and shops were open. I wasn't skiing. So if u do go up to the mountain it may be wonderful to have it all to yourself. The large open air, shared, onsen (bring a swim suit) was nice to have all to myself almost. But half of it was closed off with no warning on their website. The streets were wonderful to walk through.
The town was very quiet when we went in mid-March, towards the end of the ski season. The area is quite hilly and the roads are not too straightforward, but is manageable as long as you have a map on your first day. My mother, who didn't ski, visited seven public onsen and really enjoyed them, although she did find a few of them to be too hot for her liking. The walkway to Hikage ski area was easy to find and was very convenient. Our favourite restaurant was Wagyu-Tei, located on the main street. They served shabu-shabu and sukiyaki at dinner, and you could choose different grades of beef depending on your budget. We went for the premium wagyu and was so impressed that we went back to the same restaurant the next day. There was also a restaurant that served traditional soba noodles. The shuttle bus station to Iiyama train station was easy to find, just on the left as you walk out the station. The bus is scheduled around the train schedule so it was very convenient to commute to Tokyo.
We were travelling during spring so a lot of the town was closed. Please be aware that a lot of places are closed Wednesday’s for some reason. We could not find anywhere to have lunch. But it is a lovely town and would definitely recommend a visit.
Great village atmosphere with everything easily accessible. Easy to get to using public transport. We were here in late March and still plenty of snow but very soft due to warm temperatures. Skiing conditions at this time much better at Shiga kogen on higher elevation resorts.
Nozawa Onsen is such a nice small town, full of amazing small restaurants with everything from sushi and ramen to burgers and craft beer bars. There are even small street stalls selling banana boats and warm red bean pancakes (right near the bus stop). Everything is walking distance and trying out the different onsens was a bit of an adventure. Most places have English menus if that is a concern. The skiing is great, but the mountain may be a bit small for the very advanced, but if that's the case, you probably already know where you want to go.
Everyone was extremely friendly and really informative. The team provided information on how to get to the ski area, where to hire skis, how to use the onsen properly and even took us to and from the bus stop in a car. We had an incredible Japanese style breakfast every morning in a wonderful private dining room. They offered boots to wear around town in the snow and slippers around the hotel. Our room was huge with enormous really comfy Western style beds. We enjoyed ourselves a lot and were very sad to leave!
The accommodation is located very nicely, beautiful views, good connections to the slopes, clean and cozy Japanese style rooms, an onsen/pool in the buildind. The staff was very helpful and helped us even with booking bus tickets from Nozawa Onsen to Kyoto (note this: snowboards not allowed in the bus, but to be shipped separately).
Everything, especially the service. Very welcoming, friendly and attentive. Satsuki san and her family are exceptionally helpful. And breakfast was amazing! We went skiing for a few days and got the 10% discount for rental (just ask the boss for the 10% discount card). Love every bit of our stay. Will definitely revisit nozawa onsen!
Excellent location on the mountain for skiing, right near the hikage gondola and rental shops. Decent breakfast everyone morning. Hotel was very warm and cozy too, I was very comfortable hiding here in the night through some harsh winds and snow.
Lovely owner, amazing japanese breakfast and fabulous location. It’s not a modern western hotel, it’s a traditional Japanese ryokan, judging it accordingly - it’s great!! Especially liked have a kotatsu in the room.
A fantastic and welcoming stay. We loved everything about the accommodation. Traditional, great location, super friendly owners, warm, onsite Onsen, incredible food. Truly a pleasure to stay there. We will return!
Delicious Japanese breakfast. The onsen in the basement, so handy for a late bath before going to sleep! Tatami in the room, and a futon bed, so comfortable. Lovely staff. I had a perfect stay.
Stunning 360 degree views of the mountains. Very cosy place in traditional Japanese style. Staff were very helpful. A great buffet breakfast and also enjoyed the hotel onsen.
Good location for the chair lift and a convenient hotel operated shuttle in the mornings to take you to the gondola
The room was amazing and location was superb. Nozawa Onsen is truly a gem of a town with great skiing, nightlife, public and private onsens (hot springs) and loads of incredible food with welcoming locals. The hotel location is just a few steps away from the gondola with quick access to the snow on powder days. The room and bathroom were perfect for just the two of us that love to ski during the day and crash at night. The staff at Schanze Nozawa made sure everything was taken care of for us, to delivering our bags to our next location to shuttling us to and from the train station. They have a great gear locker that drys your boots at night so you're ready for the slopes the next day. The rooms are cosy and clean. They went above and beyond to make our stay truly amazing. Whatever we needed they made happen. We will be coming back for sure!
The location can’t be beat. Rent your skis from one of the rentals at the base of the mountain (Shirokaba) then leave them with the rental shop each day. Then all you have to do is hop on the moving walkway and Tanuki is right there. Easier than a ski-in ski-out, and you’re in the village with a short walk to onsen, dining, and shopping. And... the breakfast is amazing; great food and coffee.
Excellent location at the top of the main street. Very close to the gondolas and to the town itself with the shops, onsens and restaurants and the bus station. Older property but very comfortable. We had an ensuite. Lovely home prepared Japanese breakfast. Very friendly and helpful staff.
Kiriya Ryokan is extremely beautiful and welcoming! The family is warm and sweet with lots of valuable insights about things to do and the history of Nozawa. Breakfast included Onsen tomago (eggs soft boiled in the hot springs), a wide array of homemade pickles and local jams.
We tried a number of the public onsens but the one in Chitosekan was the best. If you time it right you can have the whole bath to yourself and just enjoy the water. The rooms are beautiful and fresh towels every day!
Perfect location - walk to the lift and public onsen; amazing hearty breakfast; peaceful environment for wonderful sleep; friendly and helpful staff!
A hot personalized breakfast can't be beat! Lovely staff and a great location mean we'll stay here again in the future.
My room was much bigger than I expected (most Japanese hotel rooms are small) The view from my room was absolutely beautiful!
The owners were very helpful and lovely. The establishment is well cared for and managed efficiently.
The Onsen after a long day skiing is perfect.
