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Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
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 🤘
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
Providing bright, simple rooms with an LCD TV and private bathroom, Gasthof Schi Heil is 2297 feet from Nozawa-Onsen Ski Resort and 656 feet from Ooyu Hot Spring. Location was excellent. Right in the middle of town.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
Located 656 feet 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.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
The hotel features a restaurant, a spa and wellness center, a shared lounge and free WiFi.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
3.2 miles from Lake Hokuryuko, Shimotakai-gun - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22751 is located in Nozawa Onsen and provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
Located in Nozawa Onsen, 3.2 miles from Lake Hokuryuko, Shimotakai-gun - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22748 has air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
Located in Nozawa Onsen, 3.2 miles from Lake Hokuryuko, Shimotakai-gun - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22699 provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. At the hotel, all rooms come with a desk and a TV.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
3.2 miles from Lake Hokuryuko, Shimotakai-gun - Hotel / Vacation STAY 22746 is located in Nozawa Onsen and has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. At the hotel, rooms contain a desk and a TV.
Hotel in Nozawa Onsen
A 10-minute walk from Nozawa Onsen Ski Resort, the completely nonsmoking Hotel Haus St Anton features a hot-spring bath and sells homemade pickles and jams.
Nozawa Onsen
Located just a 5-minute walk from Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort, Marushige provides cozy accommodations with Japanese-style guestrooms, a dining area and shared bath. Seiko was very very generous with her time. She was able to make bookings for us at hotels and for New Years. The place is in a great location and the beds are like clouds
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These hotels in Nozawa Onsen are highly rated by couples: Kadowakikan, Nozawa Grand Hotel, and Gasthof Schi Heil.
Kadowakikan, Nozawa Grand Hotel, and Gasthof Schi Heil are some of the popular hotels in Nozawa Onsen.
For hotels in Nozawa Onsen that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Gasthof Schi Heil, Nozawa Grand Hotel, and Kadowakikan.
Many families visiting Nozawa Onsen loved staying at Kadowakikan, Gasthof Schi Heil, and Nozawa Grand Hotel.
Some of the best hotels in Nozawa Onsen near Lake Hokuryuko include Bunkahokuryukan, Nozawa Peaks and Altitude Nozawa.
Kadowakikan, Gasthof Schi Heil, and Nozawa Grand Hotel got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Nozawa Onsen.
Nozawa onsen is the most tourist friendly little town we have been to. There was an unusual three days of heavy snow when we visited but it made the town postcard perfect, I almost did not want to leave.
Amazing atmosphere in a traditional Japanese mountain village. Stay in the older areas for a more authentic feel. Shuttle bus available from central station that can take you to other parts of village. Rent gear at top of moving sidewalk and store them there at end of the day. Great affordable breakfast place just across from central bus station. Make reservation for the more popular restaurants. Most only have 2 dining sittings. Bring cash since many only accept cash, even some of the resorts. ATM at post office and tourist centre.
Wonderful little town full of great restaurants and fantastic people. Everyone we met wanted to ensure we had a great time. We really enjoyed the onsens in Nozawa and trying oyaki buns. Yum! It's very easy to get to from Tokyo, take a 2 hr train to Iiyama and then a bus. Nozawa Onsen is a small town so everything is accessible by walking. The ski hill is great for beginners and experts alike. We will have to return when there is more snow!
We loved our stay in Nozawa Onsen- a small town full of character and wonderful onsens. Plenty of great places to eat and delicious steamed buns on the street. It felt much more local than other areas we had visited on Honshu, which we enjoyed, and the ski hill was small but plenty to keep you entertained for a few days. I would definitely go back.
This snowy little town was easy to navigate and had many friendly English speaking residents. There only seemed to be a few breakfast spots open - St Anton was one and Tanuki is another, both have Australian influence. Most of the shops open up mid-day and the dinner spots open around 5:30. There are a handful of smaller places that take reservations, which we didn't make so we were unable to eat there, however there were plenty others near by that we were able to just walk into. Totorina is a yakitori place that was very tasty and affordable. The Corner Steakhouse is an American sytle restaurant, however the steaks were some of the best we've had so don't miss out. The snow resort was awesome. It is huge. Our lodge was very central, making it easy to hop on a lift in 5 mins to head to the top of the mountain. There is a nice cafeteria at the top of mountain with yummy soups and other meals so you don't have to trek all the way off the mountain for food. There are 13 public baths in town. We went to 3 of them. They tend to be crowded in the afternoons, but it was a good experience. No clothes allowed. Don't wear your shoes on the wooden platform. I had 2 tattoos and didn't need to cover them. Make sure to wash your self before entering the bath. All of the baths we went to were SO hot, we had to ease in. The locals will soft boil eggs in the water, to give you an idea of how hot the water is, but it relaxes you and eases all the aches from snowboarding!
Idyllic little ski village. Suitable for those looking less for hard core, first on and off the mountain type skiing experience, and more for nice pleasurable skiing with a great town, nice restaurants and interesting environment. The skiing is very good too tho.
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!
This is a great family-run guesthouse, everyone was very friendly and helpful. Walking distance to gondola and village. Our Japanese-style room was comfortable and warm, the shared facilities were tidy and clean. Definitely go for the breakfast option, it was delicious and plentiful! We stayed 3 nights and got to try different things each morning. We appreciated the shared dry and ski storage room where we could leave our gear overnight.
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.
The location was good, Japanese style room and bedding nice. Sharing the showers downstairs was actually Nice, clean and hotel close to Kumanotearayo hot spring :)
Good traditional ryokan with decent breakfast. Very close to the ski lift and ski rental. The room is big enough to accommodate three adults and two infants.
Good location for the chair lift and a convenient hotel operated shuttle in the mornings to take you to the gondola
First time to sleep on a futon and it was not as painful as I thought it would be. Bedding was clean and pleasantly soft. Our room was bigger than I imagined, and I loved the little touches like yukatas for all of us! The hotel is just a few mins walk from a nearby ski rental shop, and the bus stop to the station. The staff also helped to arrange a taxi to pick us up at the station when we arrived at 10pm. Free breakfast came in the form of toast, jam and coffee/tea -- basic but much appreciated. Overall an enjoyable stay and fabulous value for money!
We absolutely enjoyed how accommodated we were by the hosts. Our host gave us a full rundown of everything to do around town and even gave us a lift in the morning to the ski slopes. Also, the recommendation and discount that was offered for ski rental gear was highly appreciated.
Comfortable traditional style hotel within easy walk of restaurants and chair lift to ski areas. Rooms had own toilet but shared bathroom but who doesn't like an onsen on a cold day. Staff were friendly and some of them spoke English. Breakfast was basic buffet but adequate.
Incredible staff, great recommendations, tasty breakfast, great location—I can’t recommend this enough. They were super kind and helpful in giving us tips on when to go to the hot springs and what foods to eat.
The ryokan itself was incredibly beautiful, the onsen was amazing, and the staff went above and beyond! Oh, and the food was delicious! It absolutely exceeded my already high expectations.
Located directly across from the Nagasaka gondola base. Large rooms and nice public bath. Good value for it's location. A little quieter than the main village.
Everything. The staff went beyond to make us feel extremely welcome. We thoroughly enjoyed our time. Will definitely recommend to others.
The proprietors, Akira and Ko are the best! Helped us with several extras (Akira led us on a short hike and let us feed the koi).
