Around Myogi Mountain Base Art Museum × Accommodation With Selectable Dinner TimeRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Spend your time in Karuizawa, embraced by the green breeze and sunlight flowing through the birch-lined paths. Enjoy the serene beauty of nature throughout the seasons with attractions like Mount Asama, Onioshidashi Park, Shiraito Falls, and Shiozawa Lake. Engage in seasonal activities such as tennis, golf, horseback riding, skiing, cycling, or trekking. For a stay that matches this luxurious resort destination perfectly—welcome to "Cypress Karuizawa."

<Currently Hosting Sparkling Free Flow> A classic Hotel renowned for its "Gourmet French Cuisine" inspired by the blessings of Shinshu. Enjoy a new style of cuisine that delights all five senses, based on traditional French culinary techniques. Savor exquisite flavors crafted from seasonal Shinshu ingredients and experience exceptional hospitality. Special moments will enhance your gourmet stay. At the open-air bath, relax in soothing waters surrounded by soft sunlight in the morning or a star-filled sky at night. Make "Le Grand Kyukaruizawa" your perfect base for an unforgettable journey!

Karuizawa, a beloved summer retreat for many years. In the renowned villa area of Old Karuizawa, a new Hotel named "Lucian," meaning "dog" in French, has opened its doors. Enjoy the elegant moments of the "Old Karuizawa Style" with its delightful ambiance.

A hotel with a long history in Karuizawa, a renowned resort destination. We provide information on stays, restaurant lunches and dinners, as well as weddings and bridal services.

The hotel produced by DOG DEPT, which provides a living space with dogs, opened in the summer of 2017. Located on the southern side of Karuizawa, it is a 1,300-tsubo complex facility featuring a forest resort-style DOG DEPT SHOP, an open terrace cafe & restaurant, and a dog run where dogs can freely play, allowing you to spend elegant time with your dog.

The birthplace of the Onsen symbol, Isobe Onsen has been cherished by many poets since the Edo period. This long-established Ryokan embodies Japanese tradition, featuring spacious Japanese-style rooms "Kafukan" built in the Sukiya style, a bicarbonate strong saline cold mineral Onsen known as "Beauty's Bath," seasonal Kaiseki Japanese cuisine using local ingredients, and the popular soft tofu in the Japanese-style breakfast.