Ryokan à District de Shimotakai, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon
2 voyageurs · 1 chambre · 1 baignoire
Raisons de réserver
Les clients adorent cet hébergementLes clients donnent une excellente note à cet établissement
Une expérience de premier planUne propriété haut de gamme dans ce secteur
Réservez en toute confianceNous travaillons en partenariat avec les meilleurs sites de voyage pour que vous obteniez une bonne affaire sur la location parfaite.
Emplacement
Avis
8 / 10
This was a pretty cool stay. It really feels like your at a traditional style Japanese Inn! We did both of the private onsens and they were awesome; One option is a wooden bath and the other is a stone bath, both options have an indoor and outdoor bath. It rained on our visit to the outdoor stone bath and it was a great experience, they supply hats for the rain too if you want.
We also did the breakfast and dinners. You get a lot of food for both, so make sure you're hungry, the food is pretty good though!
When it comes to downsides: I don't know if this is everyone else's experience, but when we arrived we were sat down and asked a bunch of questions about our stay (dinner and onsen reservation details, a survey about our stay, etc..) I understand that they need this info, but it was kind of a lot after our train journey when we just wanted to get in and relax. I sort of feel like it could have just been a single paper in your room to fill out and bring to the front or something. I also don't love being locked into times for things, and here you set your time for breakfast, dinner, and onsens. Again, it makes sense that they do this, and it's not a big problem, just something to note if you're planning on staying here! The only other minor downsides are that the shower head kind of sucked lol (water spraying out practically sideways, making it hard to get in the water), and the AC units were quite loud/annoying.
10 / 10
We had an amazing stay. The traditional Japanese experience was a highlight of our two week trip. As guests we were able to reserve a private onsen experience each evening, which we all loved. We also had breakfast and dinner included in our stay and the food was excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful with any questions we had about culture, food, and activities. We were traveling with our adult children and grandchild.
10 / 10
Incredibly relaxing environment and the host-hostess were amazing! Evening dinner and morning breakfasts were definitely a highlight. Also appreciated being able to reserve the onsen for a private experience. Would definitely return!!!
4 / 10
Property had exposed knob and tube, which is a fire hazard for this kind of structure. Due to the age of the inn, there is no insulation. Rooms must be heated with space heaters which further increases the risk of fire. The accumulation of dust and various other contaminants triggered allergic reactions to several members of my family. On a positive note, food was very authentic and delicious. The comments and reviews need to reflect the condition of this inn.
This was a pretty cool stay. It really feels like your at a traditional style Japanese Inn! We did both of the private onsens and they were awesome; One option is a wooden bath and the other is a stone bath, both options have an indoor and outdoor bath. It rained on our visit to the outdoor stone bath and it was a great experience, they supply hats for the rain too if you want.
We also did the breakfast and dinners. You get a lot of food for both, so make sure you're hungry, the food is pretty good though!
When it comes to downsides: I don't know if this is everyone else's experience, but when we arrived we were sat down and asked a bunch of questions about our stay (dinner and onsen reservation details, a survey about our stay, etc..) I understand that they need this info, but it was kind of a lot after our train journey when we just wanted to get in and relax. I sort of feel like it could have just been a single paper in your room to fill out and bring to the front or something. I also don't love being locked into times for things, and here you set your time for breakfast, dinner, and onsens. Again, it makes sense that they do this, and it's not a big problem, just something to note if you're planning on staying here! The only other minor downsides are that the shower head kind of sucked lol (water spraying out practically sideways, making it hard to get in the water), and the AC units were quite loud/annoying.
10 / 10Remarquable·mai 2026
We had an amazing stay. The traditional Japanese experience was a highlight of our two week trip. As guests we were able to reserve a private onsen experience each evening, which we all loved. We also had breakfast and dinner included in our stay and the food was excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful with any questions we had about culture, food, and activities. We were traveling with our adult children and grandchild.
10 / 10Remarquable·avr. 2026
Incredibly relaxing environment and the host-hostess were amazing! Evening dinner and morning breakfasts were definitely a highlight. Also appreciated being able to reserve the onsen for a private experience. Would definitely return!!!
Ryokan à District de Shimotakai, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon
2 voyageurs · 1 chambre · 1 baignoire
While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including a refrigerator and free WiFi, as well as a flat-screen TV and a bidet. Other amenities include down comforters, towels, slippers, and an electric kettle.
Équipements
Climatisation
Non fumeur
TV
Salle de bains
Réfrigérateur
WiFi/Internet
Les animaux ne sont pas admis
Jardin
Bouilloire
Bain ou douche
Articles de toilette gratuits
Serviettes
Coffre-fort
Bureau
Sèche-cheveux
FAQ
Le stationnement est-il inclus dans ce ryokan ?
La place de parking n’est pas indiquée comme un équipement disponible dans l’hébergement Kamei no Yu. Pour plus d’informations, nous vous encourageons à contacter l’établissement pour savoir où vous garer.
Y a-t-il une piscine dans ce ryokan ?
Nous n’avons pas trouvé de piscine répertoriée comme équipement pour ce ryokan. Voulez-vous vraiment une piscine ?
La location Kamei no Yu accepte-t-elle les animaux ?
Malheureusement, ce ryokan n'est pas adapté aux animaux de compagnie. Essayez de refaire une recherche et filtrez pour "Animaux autorisés".
Quels équipements offre Kamei no Yu?
Nous avons trouvé 15 équipements pour cette location. Cela inclut climatisation, non fumeur, tv, salle de bains et réfrigérateur.
"We had an amazing stay. The traditional Japanese experience was a highlight of our two week trip. As guests we were able to reserve a private onsen experience each evening, which we all loved. We also..."
Sarah
À ne pas manquer ! Prix et disponibilité susceptibles de changer.
Ryokan à District de Shimotakai, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon
2 voyageurs · 1 chambre · 1 baignoire
Raisons de réserver
Les clients adorent cet hébergementLes clients donnent une excellente note à cet établissement
Une expérience de premier planUne propriété haut de gamme dans ce secteur
Réservez en toute confianceNous travaillons en partenariat avec les meilleurs sites de voyage pour que vous obteniez une bonne affaire sur la location parfaite.
À propos de cette location de vacances
While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including a refrigerator and free WiFi, as well as a flat-screen TV and a bidet. Other amenities include down comforters, towels, slippers, and an electric kettle.
Équipements
Climatisation
Non fumeur
TV
Salle de bains
Réfrigérateur
WiFi/Internet
Les animaux ne sont pas admis
Jardin
Bouilloire
Bain ou douche
Articles de toilette gratuits
Serviettes
Coffre-fort
Bureau
Sèche-cheveux
Carte de District de Shimotakai, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon
Avis et évaluations
10 / 10
Remarquable(67 Évaluations)
8 / 10Excellent·juin 2026
This was a pretty cool stay. It really feels like your at a traditional style Japanese Inn! We did both of the private onsens and they were awesome; One option is a wooden bath and the other is a stone bath, both options have an indoor and outdoor bath. It rained on our visit to the outdoor stone bath and it was a great experience, they supply hats for the rain too if you want.
We also did the breakfast and dinners. You get a lot of food for both, so make sure you're hungry, the food is pretty good though!
When it comes to downsides: I don't know if this is everyone else's experience, but when we arrived we were sat down and asked a bunch of questions about our stay (dinner and onsen reservation details, a survey about our stay, etc..) I understand that they need this info, but it was kind of a lot after our train journey when we just wanted to get in and relax. I sort of feel like it could have just been a single paper in your room to fill out and bring to the front or something. I also don't love being locked into times for things, and here you set your time for breakfast, dinner, and onsens. Again, it makes sense that they do this, and it's not a big problem, just something to note if you're planning on staying here! The only other minor downsides are that the shower head kind of sucked lol (water spraying out practically sideways, making it hard to get in the water), and the AC units were quite loud/annoying.
10 / 10Remarquable·mai 2026
We had an amazing stay. The traditional Japanese experience was a highlight of our two week trip. As guests we were able to reserve a private onsen experience each evening, which we all loved. We also had breakfast and dinner included in our stay and the food was excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful with any questions we had about culture, food, and activities. We were traveling with our adult children and grandchild.
10 / 10Remarquable·avr. 2026
Incredibly relaxing environment and the host-hostess were amazing! Evening dinner and morning breakfasts were definitely a highlight. Also appreciated being able to reserve the onsen for a private experience. Would definitely return!!!
5 / 10·févr. 2026
Incredible service, meals and onsen.
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10Remarquable
(67 Évaluations)
"We had an amazing stay. The traditional Japanese experience was a highlight of our two week trip. As guests we were able to reserve a private onsen experience each evening, which we all loved. We also..."
Sarah
À ne pas manquer ! Prix et disponibilité susceptibles de changer.
Ryokan à District de Shimotakai, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon
2 voyageurs · 1 chambre · 1 baignoire
Raisons de réserver
Les clients adorent cet hébergementLes clients donnent une excellente note à cet établissement
Une expérience de premier planUne propriété haut de gamme dans ce secteur
Réservez en toute confianceNous travaillons en partenariat avec les meilleurs sites de voyage pour que vous obteniez une bonne affaire sur la location parfaite.
Carte de District de Shimotakai, Préfecture de Nagano, Japon
À propos de cette location de vacances
While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including a refrigerator and free WiFi, as well as a flat-screen TV and a bidet. Other amenities include down comforters, towels, slippers, and an electric kettle.
Équipements
Climatisation
Non fumeur
TV
Salle de bains
Réfrigérateur
WiFi/Internet
Les animaux ne sont pas admis
Jardin
Bouilloire
Bain ou douche
Articles de toilette gratuits
Serviettes
Coffre-fort
Bureau
Sèche-cheveux
FAQ
Le stationnement est-il inclus dans ce ryokan ?
La place de parking n’est pas indiquée comme un équipement disponible dans l’hébergement Kamei no Yu. Pour plus d’informations, nous vous encourageons à contacter l’établissement pour savoir où vous garer.
Y a-t-il une piscine dans ce ryokan ?
Nous n’avons pas trouvé de piscine répertoriée comme équipement pour ce ryokan. Voulez-vous vraiment une piscine ?
La location Kamei no Yu accepte-t-elle les animaux ?
Malheureusement, ce ryokan n'est pas adapté aux animaux de compagnie. Essayez de refaire une recherche et filtrez pour "Animaux autorisés".
Quels équipements offre Kamei no Yu?
Nous avons trouvé 15 équipements pour cette location. Cela inclut climatisation, non fumeur, tv, salle de bains et réfrigérateur.
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