Hotels in Magome, Nakatsugawa

In the Magome district of Nakatsugawa, close to Magome Wakihonjin Museum, Guest House Motomiya has a garden and a washing machine. It was great. The design of the house was traditional, and the host has made it extremely clean and tidy.

Offering mountain views, Guesthouse Nedoko is an accommodation situated in Nakatsugawa, 200 metres from Magome Observatory and 100 metres from Magome Wakihonjin Museum. The view from the bedroom window really is something special and a great place to watch the sun rise if you're an early riser.

Located in the historical town of Magome, Tajimaya features Japanese-style accommodations in a 110-year old building. Each room features a flat-screen TV, and guests can relax in the public bath. location - right in the center of Magome -juku and very convenient for a walk to Tsumago and then taking the bus back

Set in Nakatsugawa, 100 metres from Toson Memorial Museum and 100 metres from Magome Wakihonjin Museum, GUESTHOUSE YANAGIYA offers air conditioning. The accommodation was clean and cosy, and Kento-san was most friendly and welcoming. Privacy was a plus point too. Highly recommend.

Just 40 metres from restored Edo-era post town Magome-Juku, Chaya Hotel has simple traditional rooms with futon bedding and a tatami-mat floor. We love everything about Magome Chaya! I loved the traditional style and we appreciate dearly the hosts namely Ms Jeng with her husband and Ms Maria! Outstanding service! The guesthouse is clean and even though the bathrooms are shared, its adequate for all the guests. The highlight of our stay is the dinner and breakfast! Amazing food served with love and presented in an extremely beautiful manner!

Featuring mountain views and a garden, 馬籠ふるさと学校 Magome Furusato Gakkou offers accommodation attractively situated in Nakatsugawa, within a short distance of Toson Memorial Museum, Magome Wakihonjin... I really enjoyed our stay at Magome. We hired a car and drove from Tokyo to Osaka via the mountains, and decided to stay here as a one-night stay. I really wish we stayed longer. The staff are really friendly, and when we were there, it was super quiet and relaxing. The view of the mountain ranges from the window was really cool. The repurposed school is a funky idea, but the reality was an incredibly spacious stay (especially for Japan standards), and incredibly homely vibes. Big, wide hallways and creature comforts. A real communal feeling. We stayed in the twin bedroom as we're a family, and we were really happy with it. I'll also mention how friendly the staff were. They really enjoyed hanging out with us and interacting with our 2-year old. They even sat and did origami with us until late at night.