Ryokans em: Nagano

Celia Canadá

Wonderful traditional ryokan owned by the Oshi family for 200 years. I stayed in a spacious tatami room on the ground floor with beautiful views of the garden. Very peaceful to sit and stare outside. Delicious breakfast and dinner add on options and a very friendly host who made me feel like I was in a second home. Will definitely be returning again. The ryokan is conveniently located steps from the bus stop and takes about 1 hr on a direct bus from Nagano station. It's 3 mins walk from the steps of the first of five shrines (lower shrine) of Togakuji so I highly recommend completing the Togakuji "pilgrimage" trail to see all of them. Beautiful 300+ yr old cedar trees line the paths. Togakuji is the birthplace of soba noodles and beside Chusa Otorii (middle shrine) is the #1 soba noodles restaurant, Uzuraya. There are long wait times at the restaurant so I put my name down at Uzuraya on my way up on the hike and it was ready by the time I returned to dine right away. It was around a 3 hr roundtrip hike from the ryokan or 4-5 hrs with breaks and lunch. Great way to explore the area.

VHASEGAWA Brasil

Em primeiro lugar da hospitalidade do Sr e Sra Matsuya, adoramos conhece-los , nos fizeram sentir em casa. Podemos viver um pouco no Japão antigo.

Lars Dinamarca

Lovely traditional Japanese stay. Beautifully located at the temple.

adam Nova Zelândia

This place is superb and authentic Japanese. The host is a beautiful and kind human being that does her absolute best to look after you.

Sonia Brasil

Foi a pior hospedagem de toda a viagem. A dona do ryokan não foi nada gentil, o local era cheio de escadas íngremes, o aquecimento nos corredores estava desligado o que tornava muito desagradável a circulação para o banheiro e para o banho. A água da banheira tinha tanto cloro que fiquei com a pele irritada e cheirando mal até o dia seguinte. Apenas o quarto era confortável , aquecido e com bons futons e edredons.

RHA RD Malásia

Ryokan style room, big for solo traveller

Lynn Países Baixos

Very nice staff and there is a public bath.

Dean Austrália

This place was an out-of-the-way stop in the hills for us and we loved looking around the area. We went up on the ski lifts for a little play in the snow and saw the snow monkeys near the hotel. The onsen was lovely, the staff were friendly and helpful and the room was clean and big. Good all around!

Jianfeng China

There are a total of seven of us traveling by car in the Nagano and Nagaoka areas, and this is the only hotel that can accommodate 7 people. The host is very friendly and tried to communicate with us in slow Japanese and simple English. The room is big and clean, the air-conditioning facilities and bedding are also very comfortable. But be aware that there is only shared washrooms, and because of the covid, the onsen closes before 7:30, which means it will be difficult for you to take a shower after 7:30 (2022/08/05).

Sam Austrália

This is such a special place. A 150 year old Ryokan perfectly located next to the Middle Shrine. Run by a lovely family who do everything to make you feel welcome. Dinner and breakfast were exquisite! And they catered for one of our party who does not eat seafood. Staying at this Yokokura Ryokan is one of the highlights of our trip.