Prince Hotels in Yamanouchi

So heißen Tag, die vierte Etage ist ohne Kälte. Es fühlt sich uns diskriminierend an, dass die Zimmer, die durch Trip.com gebucht wurden, behandelt werden. Am nächsten Tag wechseln wir durch Verhandlungen auf sechste Etage.

Dies ist das sechste Mal, dass ich hier geblieben bin und es war nicht enttäuscht. Die von Herrn und Frau Yamada gezeigte Pflege hat den Reisenden keinen Bedarf unerwidert lassen. Die Zimmer wurden kürzlich renoviert und haben sehr einfache, aber sehr klassische Bestellungen. Die Betten sind groß und komfortabel. Ansichten des Flusses sind ausgezeichnet. Yukata und Geta ermöglichen eine echte Erfahrung in den Hintertüren von Onsen. Japanisches Essen im Allgemeinen ist selten enttäuscht, aber ich habe nie ein besseres kaki Abendessen oder ihr Frühstück. Der freundliche Shuttle zum und von der Station und Monkey Park ist auf dem Kuchen gefroren. Ich kann Shibu Hotel nicht schuldig machen

This was our very first stay in a ryokan and our second night in Japan. It was lovely as was the staff. Our attendant walked us to our room and explained everything and told us he would come back later to fix our beds. My husband was especially grateful for the extra pad as he is over 6 ft. As pretty as it is, you do still feel like you are sleeping on the floor. It definitely was an experience and of the ryokans we stayed in, this was the nicest. We did have a nice breakfast included. What I enjoyed looking at was the placemat at breakfast that basically was a map of everything you were being served and an explanation of what it was, especially the Japanese items. We loved being so close to the Snow Monkey Park and the hotel even had snow cleats you could rent to attach to your shoes. It was very icy getting from the hotel to the beginning of the trail as it was early February. The gardens in and around the hotel were covered in snow and especially beautiful. I had contacted the hotel in advance to tell them of our arrival time at Yudanaka Station and they were there to pick us up. On the return, they took us back to Yudanaka Station for our return to Nagano. Great hotel and service

From the moment you enter Kokuya Ryokan, be prepared to leave the real world behind and fully immerse yourself in the experience. You swap your shoes for slippers at the door and don’t see them again until you leave. You will receive a warm welcome from polite and gentle-mannered staff, get taken up to your beautiful room, and once you’ve changed into your traditional yukata, it’s time to let the relaxation begin. The multi-course dinner will probably be one of the best meals you’ve had in your life, with many unusual textures and flavors to try. The futons are comfortable, and your room is kept toasty warm. There are even skincare products to keep you pampered and moisturized between soaks in the onsen. Honestly, you won’t even need to open your suitcase while you’re there. The staff will take you through all the logistics when you arrive, but there are some things that might be useful to know in advance. - The ryokan sends a shuttle to Yudanaka station at about 15:00 to collect new arrivals, so time your journey to take advantage of this benefit. - The ryokan also offers guests the opportunity to catch a shuttle to the Snow Monkey Park immediately after breakfast the next morning. - After you leave the ryokan, they will take your luggage down to the coffee shop opposite the station, so you don’t need to worry about those logistics. - Trains from Yudanaka back to Nagano leave at 12:30 and 15:30. - The ryokan itself has several private onsens that you can reserve for a 45-minute slot. Because the onsens are on the property, you can go in with your partner or travel companions regardless of gender. It’s a boutique hotel, so you don’t have to worry about not getting access to all the onsens you want. - The ryokan is on the main road of the Shibu Onsen town. The hotel will give you a key so you can wonder down the main road, visiting any of the public onsens you wish - however, with so many gorgeous and more private onsens in the hotel itself, you probably won’t have time or the desire for this. - Also, there is a coffee machine in the room! (I was worried about having to survive without coffee, and this turned out to be an unfounded concern). We had an incredible and totally indulgent time at Kokuya. Experiencing a traditional ryokan is a privilege that you should try at least once if you can. And adding the Snow Monkeys in give the trip a double purpose, making it that much more memorable. The only thing that would have made the trip better is if we had been allowed to linger longer over every course of our dinner.

Nah am Yudanaka Bahnhof, kostenloser Transfer zum Snowmoneypark, traditioneller Ryokan mit schönen großen Zimmern, Zimmer mit eigenem Bad und Toilette verfügbar, Hotelonsen nach Geschlechtern getrennt sehr sauber und schön und kostenlos verwendbar, wir durfen sogar als Paar kostenlos zusammen in das Hotelonsen, weil kaum Gäste in der Unterkunft waren in dieser Nacht im Oktober 23. Gastgeber sehr bemüht - fast etwas aufdringlich. Frühstück für 700 Yen pro Person westlich ausreichend. Auf jeden Fall eine Empfehlung.

Sehr gut

Das Hotel hat ein Fahrzeug in der Tanko-Station geplant. Obwohl die Gebäude alt sind, sind die Servicepersonal sehr freundlich. Die USA sind nicht genug warmes Wasser im Volkszwembad, zu schwach und so schwach, dass es nicht fertig ist. Es gibt auch ein Hotel, das uns nach der Einfahrt zum Höllendalen Wilde Bus führt, aber die Rückfahrt braucht einen eigenen Bus zum Standort in der Nähe des Hotels. Die Umgebung des Tages beginnt zu schwimmen und schnee zu brechen. Ich muss wirklich ins Hotel zurück.

Schönes Hotel, freundliches Personal, das sich anhält, sehr empfohlen

This is my second stay in this lovely ryokan, and it was as magical as the first. Matsuo, the owner, is a friendly and welcoming host, who speaks English and is ready to explain anything you need and the staff are wonderful. Matsuo will drive you to the bottom of the Snow Monkey park (the rest is on foot through a lush hill). Our meals were served in a dining room just for us, and the food was a visual and gastronomic feast. We stayed in the largest room, which has its own en-suite. The ryokan has 3 hot baths, I strongly recommend trying the one outdoors: there’s something poetic about sitting in the hot pool, while rain drizzles and steam rises.