Kyukamura Nyuto-Onsenkyo is set in Senboku, within 18 km of Tazawako Station and 23 km of Lake Tazawa. With a restaurant, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Lodge Yodel offers accommodation in Senboku and features 2 hot springs baths that use natural flowing water from hot springs. Guests can rent the hot springs bath for private use upon request.
Katakurinohana has lake views, free WiFi and free private parking, situated in Senboku, 15 km from Nyuto Hot Spring. It is set 49 km from Morioka Station and features free shuttle service.
Ruth
United Kingdom
Wonderful location right next to the lake, beautiful views. Great rooftop onsen. Friendly staff, very clean place, good facilities.
Situated in Senboku and only 15 km from Nyuto Hot Spring, Kashintei Shirahama features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Vincent
France
A bit expensive but the experience was worth it, we had the best dinner of our trip in Japan, even though a translation of the menu in english would be appreciated. The room was big and confortable, we had a very nice stay here.
Offering an open-air bath and mountain view, KAMENOI HOTEL Tazawako is located in Senboku, 4.6 km from Nyuto Hot Spring and 14 km from Tazawako Station.
Ingvald
Norway
The onsen was great, and the beds were soft. The personnel were very nice.
Offering a garden and lake view, フォレスト倶楽部 田園 is located in Takano, 8.6 km from Nyuto Hot Spring and 10 km from Tazawako Station. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.
Natalie
United Kingdom
Everything about this place is wonderful - the hosts are such kind people, the house itself is really beautiful and interesting, with breathtaking views. An extra special touch was when the hosts made us a local hot pot banquet on the last night! The area is very beautiful with lots of walks and things to see. The private onsen in the house with views of the lake was wonderful after a day of exploring.
Featuring traditional Japanese hot springs known as ‘onsen’, these hotels allow you to take a relaxing soak in therapeutic geothermal waters. Traditionally, onsens were located outdoors but a number of hotels also offer indoor facilities for private or shared use. The healing properties of each onsen will vary depending on its location, with ‘kuroyu’ black water known for its positive effects on skin.
Loved that there was plenty of information on onsen etiquette in English - but only at the indoor onsen.
The family room was spacious.
Loved the interactive art in the main corridor - a great way to spark conversations with other guests (even with language barriers).
The hotel had great "bones" with a 1980s luxe feel.
Outdoor onsen was amazing. Location was great. It’s a big hotel but very traditional Japanese. Other first rate onsens nearby. Half board was very good (nowhere else to eat nearby). Shinkansen stops at Tazawako close by so easy to access. Very little English spoken but staff went out of their way to be helpful.
Excellent location, just right at the entrance of Lake Tazawa - the starting point of the lake road. It has its own car park with ample parking spaces. The staff who served us were very good. The public outdoor onsen was very good. Both the buffet breakfast and buffet dinner were of good quality, with a good balance of Japanese and western food. Our room was in the main building, looked a little old but clean in general.
Lovely hosts! Dinner and breakfast each night were quite filling and delicious. Two private onsen in the basement that were just what I needed after a long day. Also a very friendly golden retriever named Bonta.
A nice and warm guesthouse in the middle of thick snow in December for someone who wants to avoid crowded cities. The room was spacious, clean and warm. The private onsen was a plus point. A super cute Golden retriever who loves being petted. Good experiences in Japan.
I booked one night with dinner & breakfast. I didn't try the breakfast, but the dinner was exceptional. Every single dish was very tasty and the entire meal extremely well balanced. The onsen is great as well. As soon as I arrived, they offered me to book a private onsen right away, though it's also okay to use the public onsen in the annex building. Everything was spotless clean, the onsen quality was very high and altogether this was a very pleasant stay. I definitely recommend the dinner.
Very welcoming family and relaxing place to stay. AMAZING FOOD--SO DELICIOUS! Helpful with information about buses in the area and getting to ski area. Appreciated the big fluffy comforters on the beds and the HOT hot spring bath. Bath area was a bit dark, but wonderful after a day of skiing! Location is a couple minutes walk from bus stop that will take you ski area or into town/station--very convenient.
Erika
Young couple
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