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Hotel Ichinose, hotel in Yamanouchi

Situated in Yamanouchi in the Nagano Region, 5 km from Jigokudani Monkey Park, Hotel Ichinose boasts ski-to-door access and a ski school.

Location is good for snowboarding and ski traveller
8.0
Scored 8.0
Very good
Rated very good
142 reviews
Price from£178.98per night
Shiga Lake Hotel, hotel in Yamanouchi

A 3-minute walk from the Hasuike Ski Resort, the Shiga Lake Hotel boasts Japanese-style rooms with majestic mountain and lake views, and natural hot spring baths.

The included breakfast was great, though it would be great if there was a little variety from day to day. Staff were fantastic (including gorgeous golden retriever who sought out pats from everyone). The suites were large which was great for a group who benefited from two separate sleeping areas. Comfy beds. Very convenient location next to the Yamanoeki as well as ski in / ski out access (it took a few days to work this out however, overall Shiga Kogen is confusing on first arrival). The hotel's onsen area is amazing, great after a day of skiing. As a side trip visit the Monkey Park! It's a long walk in but worth it.
7.1
Scored 7.1
Good
Rated good
27 reviews
Price from£91.42per night
Shiga Grand Hotel, hotel in Yamanouchi

Located in Yamanouchi, within 19 km of Jigokudani Monkey Park and 29 km of Ryuoo Ski Park, Shiga Grand Hotel provides accommodation with ski-to-door access and free WiFi throughout the property as...

Great location, a short walk from the main slope. Bus stop is pretty much just out front. The rooms are basic but comfortable, and ours was actually fairly big. Good buffet breakfast in the main hall. Also has an onsen which we used regularly. There is a ski gear hire place in the basement. Good value for money accommodation relative to other ski fields in Nagano prefecture. As a word of advice, there aren't many independant places open for dinner in Shiga Kogen - a lot of the local visitors eat dinner in the hotels and the dinner service finishes early by western standards for ski areas. And on a Sunday night barely anything was open! So if you have young kids, or hungry adults, you need to lock in reservations ahead of time, or book in at the hotels.
7.4
Scored 7.4
Good
Rated good
38 reviews
Price from£143.30per night
Senjukaku, hotel in Yamanouchi

Boasting open-air hot spring baths, a heated indoor pool and beautiful Japanese gardens, Senjukaku offers traditional Japanese-style accommodation that has a historic charm.

Clean and spacious. Excellent food and service. Very polite staff
9.3
Scored 9.3
Superb
Rated superb
287 reviews
Price from£281.62per night
Suminoyu, hotel in Yamanouchi

Located in the Shibu hot-spring district, guests can enjoy indoor and outdoor hot-spring baths at Suminoyu. Massages can be requested and a footbath is also available for extra relaxation.

Very friendly staff, traditional local dishes served for breakfast and dinner, complimentary transportation to and from the railway station. Recommended for anyone who wishes to experience a traditional onsen experience.
9.3
Scored 9.3
Superb
Rated superb
245 reviews
Price from£126.50per night
Shibu Onsen KOKUYA, hotel in Yamanouchi

Japanese-style hotel Kokuya offers comfortable rooms that boast a private outdoor hot spring bath and free internet access. The hotel features 2 restaurants, a spa and spacious hot-spring baths.

The food and Onsen were excellent. The evening meal was one of the best I’ve ever had.
9.0
Scored 9.0
Superb
Rated superb
173 reviews
Price from£218.91per night
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Jigokudani Snow Monkeys Park

Animal enthusiasts can’t miss this park. Set in a valley, it’s home to a group of beautiful snow monkeys. On the way in, you’ll pass a few as they sit in the trees - and once you get to the hot springs, you’ll see why Jigokudani’s so popular with visitors and locals. Here, red-faced monkeys bathe in the warm water, Zen expressions across their faces.

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  • 7.9
    Scored 7.9
    Good
    Rated good
     · 179 reviews
    We specifically choose this hotel to visit the Jigokudani Monkey Park. For this visit, it was the ideal location! Right in front of the hotel was a bus stop that went to the park. The hotel itself doesn't offer breakfast, but they work together with a hotel nearby for a traditional Japanese breakfast which was a really nice experience for a good price! You also had the possibility to reserve a private indoor onsen, which was a fun experience. They also provided yukata's that you could wear in the room and when going to the onsen.
    Eric
    Belgium
  • From £74.12 per night
    8.3
    Scored 8.3
    Very good
    Rated very good
     · 1,280 reviews
    - Super friendly, attentive, and helpful staff despite language barrier - Very comfortable beds and quiet rooms - Clean and well-managed onsen for hotel guests. Yukata also provided - Great location to Jigokudani Monkey Park, and other onsens.
    thisisML
    Australia
  • 9.0
    Scored 9.0
    Superb
    Rated superb
     · 432 reviews
    The guesthouse is lovely and although the hosts don't speak English, they have answers already written out for most of the questions you need. They picked me up from the Yudanaka station and then drove me to the Jigokudani monkey park entrance the next morning. I also did the dinner and breakfast and it was a highlight of the stay. The onsen on the property is great and I liked the yukata they provided. It's about a 10-15 min walk down to Shibu Onsen if you want to walk around and get some drinks or food.
    traveltoeat
    United States
  • 9.4
    Scored 9.4
    Superb
    Rated superb
     · 436 reviews
    Very friendly and accommodating owners. Especially grateful that they cater to non-meat eaters. Two private onsens; one with very hot water, one more spacious and beginner friendly. Highly recommended for those who are travelling to see Jigokudani monkey park or those looking for an intimate, traditional-feeling ryokan.
    Matthew
    Japan

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