Around Zi Dan Ling Mountain × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

A warm welcome that will make you want to say “I’m home” again awaits you. You’re sure to feel at ease in the friendly atmosphere, where every staff member greets you with a smile. The property features 100% natural Onsen hot spring water from the source and a scenic panoramic sauna, perfect for relaxing at your own pace. Surrounded by a quiet, calming setting, Kitamuki Kannon Temple—a popular sightseeing spot—is just a 2-minute walk away. Enjoy a peaceful stay and leave the bustle of everyday life behind.

Established in the sixth year of the Taisho era. The craftsmanship and spirit of the palace carpenters of Bessho Onsen live on, embodying a century of history. A fusion of traditional Japanese architecture and elegant Western ambiance. Celebrate the extraordinary with the seasonal beauty of Japan across a 6,500-tsubo estate and the romantic charm of the Taisho era.

A prime location for easily exploring historical sites such as Ueda Castle, the residence of Sanada Yukimura, and the post stations of the Hokkokukaido. Enjoy kaiseki cuisine meticulously prepared by the chef using seasonal local ingredients.

In June 2024, a new guest room has been introduced: the "Onsen Premium Room." Enjoy an exclusive in-room dinner featuring A5-grade Shinshu Premium Beef steak as the main dish. Relax and indulge in the 100% natural flowing "Bijin no Yu" hot spring to your heart's content.

■Natural Onsen large bath with water color changing daily■Complimentary buffet breakfast■Wi-Fi available■WOWOW viewing available■Free parking■24-hour front desk service■Separate large baths for men and women available■Coin-operated laundry and dryer available■Paid cleaning service available■

At the Property in the nature-rich Bessho Onsen, the entire facility and all rooms are non-smoking. Traditional Japanese-style rooms overlook a historic Japanese garden, and you can relax in the lobby with jazz music. The Onsen, flowing continuously for 24 hours, is known as a beauty spring, featuring a mild water quality. Creative cuisine utilizes seasonal ingredients from Shinshu, offering gentle flavors that soothe the body and mind.

A renowned property known for the hospitality of its young blue-eyed host. Enjoy the hand-crafted natural onsen flowing directly from the source and relax in the interior surrounded by a beautiful garden. The cuisine, which can be comfortably enjoyed in your room, is also highly praised.

Bessho Onsen is a villa area embraced by nature, ancient history, and historical sites, loved by many guests as a serene Onsen village alongside literary figures and artists. Renowned figures such as Shotaro Hanayagi and Matsutaro Kawaguchi have stayed at our Property numerous times. It is said that Kawaguchi decided on the title of his work "Aizen Katsura" during his stay here, inspired by the giant katsura tree near the Kannon statue. Kashiwaya Honten, with over a century of history, welcomes each guest with care, incorporating "Japanese elegance," "seasonal aromas," and "warm hospitality" into its architecture, cuisine, and service, offering a tranquil Japanese lodging experience.

This is a property located in Bessho Onsen, the oldest onsen area in Shinshu. We offer nine types of guest rooms suitable for solo travelers to groups. The large communal bath and open-air bath, featuring 100% pure onsen water, provide a rejuvenating experience for both body and mind. Additionally, we serve original Japanese kaiseki meals prepared with fresh local ingredients, allowing you to savor the natural beauty of Shinshu. Enjoy a relaxing time in this nature-rich and charming onsen area.

A tranquil accommodation with 15 rooms located in "Tazawa Onsen," nestled in the heart of the mountains. Enjoy a rejuvenating experience surrounded by nature, with open-air baths and seasonal kaiseki cuisine made from fresh local ingredients, creating unforgettable memories for both your mind and body. "Breakfast" - We take great care in preparing breakfast, using plenty of fresh ingredients from Shinshu and the local area, all handmade with dedication by our chefs. Start your day right with a well-balanced breakfast to energize yourself for an exciting journey ahead. Share this delightful moment with your loved ones as you embark on a wonderful trip! In spring, our garden comes alive with blooming azaleas and rhododendrons, creating a carpet of flowers that guests highly praise. Take time to enjoy this beautiful transformation of our garden. Additionally, our rock-built open-air bath offers breathtaking views of moonlit and starry night skies, providing ultimate relaxation for your soul. In autumn, the vibrant colors of the surrounding mountains reflect beautifully while fallen leaves float gracefully on the hot spring water, adding charm to your stay. Experience this rustic Onsen retreat surrounded by abundant nature and savor mountain delicacies for a truly peaceful getaway.

An Onsen Accommodation proud of its renowned hot springs dating back to the Edo period and a seasonal creative buffet. Relax in the open-air bath and savor the flavors of Shinshu to your heart’s content.

Saijo Onsen Tokura's hot spring source has been flowing along the Zenkoji Highway for over a thousand years and is known as the "Thousand-Year Bath." The spring quality is a simple sulfur spring, with the approximately 14-degree cold spring water heated for use. The slightly milky source water appears to change color depending on the day, earning it the name "Seven-Colored Bath." Additionally, the Onsen is rich in mineral components, making it effective for fatigue recovery, muscle pain, neuralgia, sensitivity to cold, gynecological issues, rheumatism, high blood pressure, and even cuts. Our Property welcomes guests from both within and outside the prefecture, and our dinner, featuring kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients, is highly praised. We also offer kaiseki cuisine for day-trip banquets. The dining area is very popular for its hearty menu, and both the meals and day-use bathing attract many visitors daily. Saijo Onsen Tokura is a Facility frequently visited by guests from the surrounding areas.