Around Lake Usui × Convenient Accommodation For Worship VisitsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Spend a special holiday enjoying more freedom at a hidden retreat in Old Karuizawa. Located just a 2-minute walk from Old Karuizawa Ginza, this quiet and elegant Hotel stands next to the Karuizawa Suwa Shrine, known as a power spot. For dinner, savor a French-based course with a touch of Japanese flavor, perfectly paired with drinks, in a small private dining Room for 2-4 guests, or enjoy intimate moments at the wine bar. Breakfast is served as a course with a choice of main dishes. The Rooms feature warm, antique-style guest spaces where delicate designs and calm tones harmonize, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. Experience the private ambiance and leisurely flow of time unique to a hidden retreat, and enjoy a slightly special holiday. This is an adults-only hidden retreat, not accepting guests under high school age.

Just a 2-minute walk from the North Exit of JR Nagano Shinkansen Karuizawa Station! Conveniently located for both leisure and business stays. We also offer free parking for up to 16 vehicles, making it ideal for guests arriving by car. While Karuizawa is famous as a summer retreat, you can enjoy shopping, leisure activities, and sports throughout all seasons. Escape to this highland resort just over an hour from the Tokyo metropolitan area by Shinkansen—perfect for a quick getaway!

Experience the charm of Karuizawa as if staying in a private villa. This unique property is a renovated shopping mall, with Church Street on the first floor and a Hotel on the second floor. Enjoy three concept terraces: BBQ overlooking Ginza Street, hammocks swaying in the mountain breeze, and a stargazing experience from an altitude of 1,000 meters, offering premium moments. The forest bar lounge is a welcoming space with no dress code, perfect for relaxing and conversation. Guest rooms feature modern designs filled with the warmth of wood. Whether you're traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, immerse yourself in the blend of old and new, and savor the breezes of Karuizawa.