Around Mount Gaki × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Ryokusuitei Keisui is an Accommodation that cherishes the hot springs of Omachi, Shinshu, offering seven ways to enjoy the baths: two garden large public baths and open-air baths, a footbath, and two private reservable baths. Relax in a calm Japanese atmosphere and enjoy seasonal cuisine and warm hospitality for a truly restful stay.

25 km (about 40 minutes by car) from Azumino IC on the Nagano Expressway. 80 m (about 1 minute on foot) from Shinano-Omachi Station on the JR Oito Line. ■ Free surface parking available (total 91 spaces, first-come, first-served) ■ Free buffet breakfast ■ Wi-Fi available ■ WOWOW available ■ 24-hour front desk ■ Large public bath (separate for men and women) ■ Coin laundry and dryers available ■ Paid cleaning service available ■

A Hotel at the foot of the Northern Alps, surrounded by magnificent nature, with all rooms in traditional Japanese style. The spacious indoor bath is the largest in Omachi Onsenkyo, and together with the open-air bath, is available until midnight—perfect for relaxing and enjoying the Onsen at your leisure. The only dinner buffet in Omachi Onsenkyo offers around 70 Japanese and Western dishes, including many specialties unique to Shinshu. With easy access to scenic spots and skiing year-round, plus free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms, it’s an added bonus.

Just 30 minutes from Azumino and Hakuba, and 15 minutes to Ogizawa Station—the gateway to the Kurobe Dam & Alpine Route. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Northern Alps, this mountain resort invites families and friends to share exciting discoveries and adventures.Across the expansive resort grounds, you’ll find kids’ programs, a pool*, natural Onsen with open-air baths featuring free-flowing spring water, a 24-hour fitness center, a golf course*, tennis*, putt-putt golf*, and a dining venue where you can casually enjoy seasonal Nagano ingredients.We offer Accommodation Plans bundled with seasonal activities, escorting you into an authentic mountain resort lifestyle found only here in Omachi. In winter, take advantage of our complimentary round-trip Shuttle Service for staying guests and head from the Hotel to the ski slopes (service typically begins in early December).The family-friendly Holiday Inn program “Kids Stay & Eat Free” is available for children aged 12 and under. When staying with an adult, Child Sharing Existing Bedding is free, and meals at participating restaurants are also free.Enjoy a truly authentic mountain resort stay at ANA Holiday Inn Resort Shinano-Omachi Kuroyon.*Due to snowfall, the golf course, tennis courts, and putt-putt golf are closed during winter.*The pool operates seasonally. Please check notices from the Accommodation for details.

A highly-rated property boasting an ideal location for sightseeing and hiking. Situated in the Hotaka Onsen area at the foot of the Northern Alps, surrounded by majestic mountains and rich nature. Relax in the abundant onsen waters and enjoy cuisine made with local Azumino ingredients. The property features 23 guest rooms, with Wi-Fi available throughout. Proudly offering spacious indoor baths and open-air baths showcasing seasonal landscapes. Additionally, we serve specialty dishes such as A5-grade Shinshu Premium Beef steak.

Welcome back. This is "Oyado Nagomino." We feel immense joy in welcoming you to this land surrounded by the majestic nature of Azumino and the warmth of wood. Before you lies a serene forest, greenery, the chirping of small birds, dappled sunlight, and a moment that is yours alone. Please relax and spend your time as your heart desires. At Nagomino, we hope to provide such a space for you... and if we can assist you even just a little, it would be our pleasure. Relax, unwind, savor. We will wholeheartedly take care of you so that you can fully enjoy an extraordinary time and space.

An Accommodation at the foot of the Northern Alps in the Hotaka Onsen area. Enjoy creative kaiseki cuisine featuring mountain delicacies personally foraged by our head chef and seasonal ingredients from Azumino. Our Japanese-modern guest rooms, renovated in March 2020, come in three types inspired by signature Shinshu colors. Relax in our soft-feeling alkaline simple Onsen, available in a stone-lined open-air bath and a spacious large public bath. Soak while taking in the changing seasons, and at night, enjoy the moon and stars as you unwind in the Onsen.

Alpen Route, Hakuba, and Azumino. Your gateway to exploring the Northern Alps.

A unique experience, like staying at a restaurant—that's the charm of an "auberge." The highlight of this journey is food. Savor authentic French cuisine made with local ingredients at your own pace. After your meal, relax in the Onsen and let both your mind and body unwind. This is a journey designed to enjoy "food." Surrounded by museums and galleries, encounters with art add vibrant touches to your trip. In the ever-changing beauty of Azumino's nature through the seasons, spend tranquil moments that make you forget everyday life.

Attractions of Take no Ya1. Check-in available until 22:302. 2-minute walk from Shinano-Ōmachi Station3. Room types accommodating various Property styles4. Close to bus stops for trailhead and Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route (2-minute walk)5. Station-front location with free parking

Our Property is a hidden retreat located in the village of Azumino, Shinshu, surrounded by natural forests. The area is home to artistic buildings such as museums that harmonize with nature, creating a serene environment. While the exterior features a rustic design reminiscent of traditional Japanese houses, stepping inside reveals a fusion of Western-style interiors inspired by the Meiji era and traditional Japanese Room designs, including features like an irori hearth. In this simple yet nostalgic space filled with the warmth of wood, we believe you will fully experience a sense of comfort and relaxation.

Proudly featuring natural Onsen flowing continuously and dishes made with locally sourced ingredients!The large communal bath and open-air bath with natural Onsen are available separately for men and women.The open-air bath uses "Hōrai stones" that emit far-infrared rays, known for their high heat retention and reputed benefits for beauty and health.The meals are carefully prepared by the proprietress herself, selecting ingredients to highlight their natural flavors.Enjoy handmade dishes that emphasize both quality and quantity!

An ideal accommodation in "Azumino Hotaka Onsen Village" for stays before and after climbing the Northern Alps. Relax with the natural beauty of a pine forest courtyard, a natural onsen in a cypress bath, and local flavors. Conveniently located about 30 minutes by car to the trailheads of Mt. Tsubakuro and Ichinosawa. Soothe your hiking fatigue in our large public bath featuring mildly alkaline simple onsen water, renowned for its skin-beautifying properties. Refresh both body and mind in a space surrounded by nature.For dinner, enjoy local delicacies such as Shinshu salmon, grilled black wagyu beef on ceramic plates, and Azumino-grown Koshihikari rice. Breakfast includes energizing dishes like smoothies, salt-grilled rainbow trout, and hearty pork miso soup.Our accommodation is set amidst rich nature with seasonal landscapes, bird songs, and occasional visits from monkeys. Perfect for those seeking tranquility or enjoying mountain adventures—a truly relaxing retreat awaits you here.

Even a small journey can bring encounters with the wind, conversations with objects, and meetings with people. Even a small journey, I want to take it slowly, living humanly... In July 1988, Lodge Azumino Yujin opened in a corner of the forest of Suzurei Hill in Azumino, nestled among the red pine and oak woods spreading across the foothills of the Northern Alps. Since my first solo trip during high school, I have visited various places, met many people, and had countless experiences... When I first traveled to Hokkaido, I encountered people living simply and generously amidst the vast nature. Experiencing a world completely different from the hustle and bustle of the city where I grew up, I was struck by culture shock and began to dream of one day living leisurely in a land rich in nature. My first encounter with Azumino was when I traveled to Kamikochi and Norikura and happened to stay at a vacant Property. Since then, it has become a place where I feel at ease without reason, a place I visit whenever I have time, doing nothing but relaxing and idling away... Around that time, I read in a book about people living in the forested areas of Canada, cutting trees and building cabins with them, known as log houses. With a passion for authentic Canadian log houses, a love for wood, a dedication to Azumino, and a belief in how people should live to be true to themselves, I continue to move forward at my own pace with these thoughts in my heart.