Kamisuwa Onsen × Late Check-Out AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Weaving tradition, connecting emotions, continuing the story. ~Through unparalleled hospitality that satisfies all five senses~ The tradition of the "Katakura Family," which has continued to share the charm of Japan with the world through silk. The dedication and "thoughts" of local products and the community, infused into the hospitality of the Hotel. The "stories" of each guest spending their special day and precious moments. Katakura Silk Hotel offers smooth, delicate, and gentle hospitality, like silk itself, to turn your special moments into unforgettable memories. A journey wrapped in stylish moments that can only be experienced here.

Escape the bustle of everyday life and gather with those who matter most, as peaceful moments of relaxation gently unfold. Here in Suwa, Shinshu—the heart of Japan—your journey back to yourself begins in a special place embraced by the mystical Lake Suwa and Suwa Taisha Shrine.

A property popular for its open-air baths overlooking Lake Suwa and local sake-scented baths.

Hamanoyu, a long-established Onsen Ryokan, is located in the heart of Kamisuwa Onsen. Enjoy authentic kaiseki cuisine featuring seafood delivered directly from Toyosu Market and seasonal Shinshu ingredients—an exceptional dining experience you won’t find elsewhere. Its convenient location is also a highlight, about a 5-minute walk to JR Kamisuwa Station and Lake Suwa. Spend a relaxing time by the shores of Lake Suwa.

A Business Hotel located approximately 30 seconds on foot from JR Chuo Line Okaya Station. The clean rooms, based on a white theme, are spacious at 21 square meters and suitable for 1-2 guests. Equipped with the BBH Hotel Group's original high-grade mattresses as standard, offering ultimate sleeping comfort. Provides a nutritious breakfast buffet featuring local ingredients to energize your day.

This is a completely non-smoking property and offers upgraded Comfort Rooms. Separate men’s and women’s large public baths with a radium artificial Onsen are available! Just a 5-minute drive to Suwa Taisha Kamisha Shrine! Only 1 minute by car from the Suwa IC—ideal as a base for business trips.

A historic Onsen Ryokan, established in 1912, stands gracefully by the shores of Lake Suwa. Enjoy breathtaking views from our guest rooms facing the lake. Just a 5-minute walk from Kamisuwa Station, indulge in our panoramic open-air bath overlooking Lake Suwa and relax in the soothing waters of our private hot spring source. Savor seasonal flavors with dishes prepared using fresh local ingredients. At night, gaze at a sky full of stars, and in the morning, bask in the warm sunlight for a truly serene experience. Our garden showcases seasonal flowers and scenery throughout the year.

At the property by the lakeside, you can enjoy a relaxing time while admiring the seasonal beauty of Lake Suwa. The open-air baths and private baths use water from the Kamisuwa Onsen, renowned for its abundant water supply in the whole country. Additionally, the countryside cuisine, focusing on local ingredients, is highly praised, allowing you to savor the rich blessings of Suwa's nature. From the lake-facing rooms, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Suwa through the windows and relax while feeling the changing seasons.

We take pride in our natural onsen large bath with continuous flow, available for use throughout the night, located near the shores of Lake Suwa. Complimentary breakfast is provided in a buffet style focusing on Japanese cuisine, and all rooms offer internet connectivity. Relax your body and mind in the onsen after a tiring day of work or travel. Additionally, guest rooms equipped with two 160cm wide Simmons beds can accommodate 2 to 4 guests.

Founded in 1895 (Meiji 28), Naritaya boasts over 100 years of history and is the second oldest Ryokan in Kamisuwa. The origin of Naritaya lies in the deep faith of the founder's predecessor in Narita Fudo. Following a divine message from Fudo-sama to "start an inn," the establishment was named Naritaya, and its hot spring was called Fudo no Yu. After the war, many Ryokans in Kamisuwa relocated from the Koshu Kaido route to the lakeside, adopting luxurious designs and higher accommodation fees, making it difficult to find affordable lodging. However, Naritaya continued operations at its current location and transitioned to a Hotel-style format in 1981 (Showa 56), maintaining its welcoming atmosphere to this day.On the top floor, enjoy a panoramic view of Suwa's nightscape while relaxing in the natural Onsen with a source-fed, open-air bath. Despite being a Business Hotel, you can unwind in a genuine hot spring. We also offer a covered private parking area, allowing you to check in and out without getting wet in rain or snow! It also provides shade from the summer sun, making it highly popular among guests arriving by car or motorcycle.