Around Akakura Onsen Ski Resort × Ranking Of Accommodation With Signature Seafood CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Ryokan with a traditional Japanese farmhouse style, surrounded by vast grounds and greenery. Enjoy a relaxing time with Onsen sourced directly from the spring and dishes made with locally sourced vegetables and seafood. Awarded two stars in the Michelin Guide Niigata 2020.

The property, boasting over 100 years of history, features the largest onsen water volume in the Akakura Onsen area. Enjoy a relaxing bath experience in the large communal bath equipped with an open-air bath, sauna, and jacuzzi, available 24 hours. Unwind in spacious Japanese-style rooms with the aroma of tatami mats. Additionally, we offer kaiseki cuisine utilizing local ingredients, with menus changing seasonally.

At a Property surrounded by the majestic nature of Myoko, experience a homely atmosphere and pleasant hospitality. Relax in the 100% natural Onsen while enjoying the seasonal mountain views. Savor dishes made with locally harvested mountain vegetables and seasonal seafood from the Sea of Japan, along with homemade soba noodles crafted by the host using local flour. With a motto of providing attentive service to each guest, unwind in a Room that exudes a nostalgic ambiance.

Sekionsen, rich in nature and home to one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, Mt. Myoko, boasts a long history of Onsen culture. Known as the "hidden Onsen of Kenshin Uesugi," the Onsen here is 100% natural, free of added water, heating, or circulation, and features a distinctive reddish cloudy water rich in iron. The chloride and bicarbonate spring water is gentle on the skin, prevents chills, and warms you to the core. We look forward to welcoming you with local rice, sake, and delicacies. Additionally, the Sekionsen Ski Resort, just a one-minute walk away, is one of Japan's premier heavy snowfall areas, beloved by snow enthusiasts seeking powder snow.