Fukutō Station × Accommodation with Creative CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Just a 2-minute walk from Matsumoto Castle! The only Hotel located in the Sannomaru district within Matsumoto Castle, home to the National Treasure keep. Based on the concept of "a slightly luxurious and high-quality hotel life," we pursue "preservation of timeless traditions," "modern and comfortable functionality," and "cultural and serene relaxation." Enjoy a unique experience at Matsumoto Marunouchi Hotel, offering a tranquil retreat in an exceptional location for your travels or as a relaxing space during business trips.

Just a 5-minute walk to the National Treasure - Matsumoto Castle, Matsumoto Hotel Kagetsu, an established hotel founded in Meiji 20, was rebranded and reopened on April 5, 2016, with the concept of "Folk Art Philosophy - Memories of Matsumoto's Daily Life." The restaurant offers course meals based on the concept of "Nagano Terroir." Learning from the spirit of "beauty through reliance" rooted in the folk art city of Matsumoto, the hotel has been reborn as a simple and practical place to stay.

At the foot of Mount Jōnen in the Northern Alps. The Hotaka View Hotel stands on a vast site of approximately 42,000 tsubo. Surrounded by forests of red pine and larch, a tranquil time flows enveloped in silence and the breath of the forest. Warm yourself in an open-air Onsen with natural hot springs and savor dishes made with fresh ingredients from Azumino. Enjoy a leisurely time. It is also ideal as a base for sightseeing in Azumino Hotaka.

Azusui-en, nestled on the banks of the Azusa River with views of the Northern Alps, is the only public Accommodation in the Azusa River area. Conveniently located as a base for sightseeing in Azumino, Kamikochi, and Matsumoto, it offers a relaxing stay surrounded by nature in every season. In addition to Accommodation, this multi-purpose Facility also features day-use bathing, camping, and BBQs, making it popular with guests of all ages.

Located near Matsumoto Station, this property features a renovated large bath with a hinoki wood tub and Edo-period alley-style interior design. The men's bath is light green, and the women's bath is beige, creating a comfortable space with a large tub and high ceilings. Offering rooms ranging from single to twin types, catering to various needs. At the dining area, enjoy creative Japanese cuisine utilizing Shinshu local sake and seasonal ingredients, prepared by skilled chefs.