Around Yabuhara Highlands Ski Resort × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

A secluded Accommodation, “Furi,” stands in Kaida Highlands at the foot of Mt. Ontake in Kiso. All 20 guest rooms offer breathtaking views of Mt. Ontake. The Spa Terrace rooms feature a tent sauna. Take in the magnificent nature through the large window inside the tent, then enjoy a 100% natural hot-spring cold plunge and open-air relaxation in Kaida Highlands—praised as exceptional—for the ultimate sauna experience to your heart’s content. As the sun sets and darkness falls, Kaida Highlands’ stunning star-filled sky spreads across the heavens above you. In crystal-clear air, enjoy a holiday that lets your mind wander and time slip away.

Approximately 3 hours from Tokyo, this charming petite resort nestled in the forests of Kiso offers a natural retreat. Every room provides stunning views of the Kiso mountains and is equipped with Wi-Fi for a comfortable stay. Enjoy a private sauna experience made with Kiso cypress, complete with self-pouring steam (löyly), and refresh your body and mind while stargazing. Relax in the large communal bath featuring herbal blends, and savor local delicacies such as Shinshu Premium Beef grilled on ceramic plates at our on-site restaurant. The property also includes glamping facilities where you can indulge in luxurious outdoor experiences under starry skies through skylights or surrounded by nature. Located about 20 minutes by car from the historic Narai-juku, it serves as an excellent base for exploring Shinshu's leisure activities.

You can enjoy dishes made with seasonal ingredients from Kiso and guest rooms with open-air baths crafted from the rare Kiso Goki wood. "Yamamizuki" represents the year-round beauty of Kiso's mountains and waters, while "URARA" evokes the serene and gentle atmosphere of spring. ～A calm and pleasant holiday～

A secluded Accommodation founded in 1897, nestled in the heart of the Kiso Mountains and surrounded by abundant nature. Relax and unwind with Kiso-Fukushima’s only private hot spring source and an open-air herbal bath. In the evening, we offer a free stargazing tour for guests year-round. Enjoy the Kiso night sky as it changes with each season. For dining, we serve local specialties unique to Kiso and Shinshu, featuring blessings from the mountains and rivers. With seasonal scenery, Onsen, starry skies, and regional flavors, enjoy a quiet mountain village stay away from everyday life.

Relax with hospitality and cuisine that have been passed down through the ages to soothe your journey. Enjoy views of the Kiso River and rooms made entirely of cypress.

- A nature-rich area in the Nagawa Highlands at an altitude of 1,400m, 10 degrees cooler than the city, away from urban noise.- Conveniently located within an hour's reach of Matsumoto, Kamikochi, Norikura, and Kiso.- A ski lodge adjacent to the Nomugitoge Ski Resort, one of the country's premier ski areas, at an altitude of 2,130m, offering panoramic views of the Northern Alps, including Norikuradake, the Hotaka Range, and Mount Ontake.

"Helping our guests create unforgettable memories!" Three years ago, we made this decision. We aim to create a Property that, while imperfect, conveys heartfelt hospitality by inheriting the traditions and sentiments of our predecessors that must be preserved. Cherishing the traditions and spirit passed down through generations, we strive to provide what our guests seek through conversations and interactions, without being bound by forms or rules, and assist in creating joyful memories. We hope each guest completes their own "Kisoji Story." This is the role we believe On-Yado Tsutaya should fulfill as a Ryokan. For over 320 years since our establishment, we invite you to enjoy the unchanging, tranquil time of Kiso.

Narai-juku, with a 400-year history on the Nakasendo, remains as Japan's longest post town, preserving much of its original charm. Located at the midpoint of the 69 stations of the Nakasendo, this post town flourished with many travelers and was affectionately known as "Narai Senken." As we inherit four historical buildings as the Property BYAKU Narai, we have chosen not to give each building a new name. Instead, we decided to return to the "yago" (traditional house names) passed down from the Edo period, such as calling the sake brewery "Suginomori Shuzo," established in 1793 and a symbol of the town, "Toshiyoshiya." The 16 Rooms are unique and diverse, utilizing the structures of the four historical buildings, each with different layouts and purposes. Immerse yourself in spaces that embrace the historical architecture, and experience the history and countless stories these buildings have witnessed over time. We offer a unique stay experience in these traditional houses, distinct from typical Hotel Rooms, where you can feel the essence of a place that has supported various lives and activities for generations.