Hotels with Parking in Utsuno

The accomodation is an authentic Japanese countryside experience. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing, and the surrounding are amazing. I loved the noise of the nearby river: so soothing and calming at night. The owner is also very kind and always there to help and make the staying even more comfortable.

The host made our check in easy, the house was lovely, everything you would need, clean and quiet. Offstreet parking was a bonus, and his recommendation for a meal was perfect 10/10

Dinner and breakfast were delicious! The owner kind send us to the ski resort with shutter bus

Fantastic rooms and facilities. The owner of the cottage was very helpful ,gave good advice on what restaurants we should try and even helped with transport. Would definetly stay here again.

I loved the Onsen and everyting else

Let's start with the service. Exemplary. Nothing beats being welcomed the moment you open the car door. The lady insisted carrying our bags up the stairs to the entrance even though I told her it was heavy. This type of can do spirit is so typical of only top notch places where guests are expected to lift a finger . Next, facilities. With only 3 rooms and 2 Onsens, the immediate feeling is one of exclusivity. Our rooms were large and could easily sleep 2 adults and 2 teens ( but I think this place is perfectly suited to couples on their honeymoon). Guests were allowed exclusive use of one onsen per day for at least an hour (but we were allowed 2 hours because there was only one other couple). The onsen only becomes public at 10pm to 10am. When it's your private onsen, the fridge is stocked with sake, premium local beers, juices etc . All of which is complimentary! Food. The standard rate includes only breakfast which is fantastic and served in one of 2 beautiful dining rooms or even your own room. We stayed multiple nights but always had exclusive use of either of the dining rooms even though there were others. Exclusivity ! At least one of the nights, request for the room with the irori, the traditional sunken hearth which has breathtaking views of the nearby mountains in the morning. I also recommend that at least one night you pull the trigger and pay for the equally magnificent kaiseki dinner. The quality of the local ingredients will speak for themselves but come hungry, this is a multiple course meal that will put you in a food coma if you're small eaters like us. When you leave you will be all rested and satiated. The staff will wait for you at the entrance to wave their farewells as you drive off. If you look in the rear view mirror, they will continue to wave till you disappear from view around the corner ! Now that's commitment to service!!

Location was beautiful- just what we needed mid way through our trip. We didn't want to leave. The breakfast was delicious, many options even for picky eaters.