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Breathtaking views of the Tenryu River and skin-beautifying Onsen. Enjoy the magnificent scenery of Southern Shinshu from various spots within the facility. Experience "Tenryu Suijin Onsen," a silky, serum-like hot spring for beautiful skin. Relax and unwind as you take in the majestic flow of the Tenryu River and feel the seasonal breeze.
Only about 3 minutes by car from the Iida Interchange! A 10-minute walk from the express bus stop "Igara"! Refresh yourself after a long day at the natural Onsen "Iida Castle no Yu," known for its numerous benefits such as fatigue recovery, relief from cold sensitivity, and muscle pain. Enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast featuring a daily-changing menu with health-conscious options like organic salads.
Surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Alps, this accommodation is perfect as a base for sightseeing or business. The main offering is single rooms, boasting a size of 11 to 13 square meters. Both wired and wireless internet are available free of charge. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of dishes, ensuring a great start to your day.
Alps BASE is a glamping site located in Iijima Town, Nagano's Ina area, known for Japan's best stargazing and stunning views of the Central and Southern Alps. Enjoy peaceful days under dappled sunlight with the rustling of trees as your background music, and magical nights gazing at a sky full of stars around a campfire. Experience luxurious comfort with air-conditioned tents, BBQs featuring locally sourced ingredients prepared by our chef, tent saunas, and fireside conversations. Immerse yourself in nature throughout all four seasons. Witness breathtaking alpine sunrises in the early morning and make wishes on shooting stars at night. With well-equipped amenities and private sites perfect for beginners, you can relax with ease. Create unforgettable moments with your loved ones at Alps BASE!
Opened in April 2015, our hotel is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from JR Iida Station, making it a popular choice for sightseeing, travel, and business in Iida Shimoina. All rooms are non-smoking and designed with soundproofing to ensure a quiet and restful stay. We welcome our guests with sincere hospitality, providing peace of mind and smiles.
A private, traditional Japanese house Accommodation limited to one group per day, nestled in the satoyama countryside of the Ina Valley.Iijima Town, Nagano Prefecture, lies between the Central Alps and the Southern Alps. In a peaceful landscape of fields and farmland stands a 100-year-old kominka. This entire-home rental Accommodation has been renovated to blend the warmth of a nostalgic old house with Scandinavian vintage furniture.Spend quiet moments on the engawa veranda, or enjoy an evening watching the flames in the wood-burning stove. Gather around the irori hearth for dinner featuring ingredients from the Ina Valley, then wake up to breakfast cooked in a clay pot. Here, you can savor time itself at a slower pace.Perfect for stays with family, friends, or someone special. The Accommodation is run by a couple who moved from Tokyo to Nagano after traveling around the world for 500 days.
The Ina Valley, located in the southern part of Nagano Prefecture, is an approximately 80km-long valley nestled between the Central Alps (Kiso Mountains) with peaks ranging from 2,600 to 2,900 meters and the Southern Alps (Akaishi Mountains), home to Japan's second and third highest peaks. With an elevation difference of about 2,000 meters, it is considered Japan's deepest valley. KINO Jinbagatayama is an accommodation designed with the desire to create a place where you can simply take your time and enjoy the scenery.Situated at an altitude of 1,445 meters on Mount Jinbagata within a prefectural park, this cabin-style accommodation is available for exclusive rental. Every detail—from building height and window orientation to chair placement—has been thoughtfully designed based on how best to view the surrounding landscape. While most buildings typically face southward, KINO intentionally faces westward. In summer, you can enjoy sunsets; in autumn, dramatic clouds; in winter, shadows cast along ridgelines. Though there may be days when the western sunlight feels intense at times, it’s precisely this angle that allows guests to appreciate ever-changing views throughout their stay.When people hear "Alps," they might think of climbing or skiing—but at KINO, neither activity takes center stage. Instead, it's about staying here simply to "see" the mountains.We believe such a way of traveling should exist too.The sky changes color; clouds drift by; mist envelops ridgelines.Just watching these transformations can make a day pass by unnoticed.Here lies a space where doing nothing still feels fulfilling—a place where you can watch nature unfold like a feature-length film.At KINO we aim not only to provide unique accommodation experiences but also foster a culture of travel centered around "seeing" that becomes deeply rooted in this land.
If staying in Iida, choose Route Inn ■ 1 minute by car from "Iida IC" on the Chuo Expressway ■ 5 minutes walk from the "Igara" express bus stop ■ Free buffet breakfast ■ Wi-Fi connection available ■ WOWOW viewing available ■ Free parking ■ 24-hour front desk ■ Separate large baths for men and women ■ Coin-operated laundry and dryer available ■ Paid cleaning service available ■
In the Ina Valley of southern Nagano, this private villa—limited to one group per day—stands on a hill in Nakagawa Village, selected as one of “The Most Beautiful Villages in Japan.” From the terrace, enjoy panoramic views of the Central Alps; breathtaking scenery that changes with the seasons gently slows time during your stay. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering, and optional meals featuring seasonal ingredients from the Ina Valley can also be arranged. Dogs are welcome. Relax at your own pace with your family, friends, and beloved dog—just like staying at your own vacation home.
























