The ryokan has ten rooms set around a Japanese garden; some room types can accommodate up to four guests. For larger or grouped bookings please contact the property in advance.

Yes — the property uses natural hot spring water drawn from Katsura Onsen in the Takase Gorge. Guests can use the on-site baths and there are in-room or private-bath options; a new dedicated private bath facility was listed as under construction with completion expected in 2025.

The ryokan offers a scheduled shuttle/transfer service (advance reservation required), including connections related to Shinshu‑Matsumoto Airport; the property also provides directions for train and bus connections from Nagano and Matsumoto stations.

Staff provide service in Japanese and English; basic English assistance is available for check‑in, directions and meal arrangements.

You will find a traditional single‑storey kominka (old farmhouse) ryokan with a quiet Japanese garden, regional seasonal cuisine and an emphasis on a calm, authentic stay. The property focuses on local ingredients and a relaxed onsen experience.

The ryokan is a convenient base for Omachi Onsen and nearby highlights such as Kurobe Dam, Tsugaike Kogen and Hakuba ski areas, plus regional hiking and cultural sites. Distances vary but many popular spots are within an hour to 90 minutes by car.

By public transport, take the JR lines toward the Omachi area (nearest local stations on the Oito line) then use a local bus or taxi; travel time from Nagano or Matsumoto stations is roughly 1.5 hours by train or about 50–60 minutes by car.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is by 11:00. Guests are asked to observe quiet hours, typically from 21:00 to 09:00.

Private or in‑room bathing options are available; the ryokan has been developing a dedicated kashikiri (private) bath facility. Pets are not permitted on the property.

The ryokan serves seasonal Japanese meals including dinner options and an Asian/vegetarian breakfast; menus emphasize local produce and dishes such as local beef shabu‑shabu. For self‑catering or supplies, shops and convenience stores are available in Omachi town a short drive away — staff can give exact directions.

Rooms are Japanese-style with futon bedding; typical room types sleep two to four guests, extra beds or cribs are not available, and the ryokan generally does not accept children.

Yes — the property has natural indoor and outdoor hot-spring baths and guests receive access to Shibu Onsen’s nine public baths with a town key; tattoos may restrict use and private baths are generally not available.

Yes — a complimentary pickup from Yudanaka Station is available by prior arrangement; the hotel’s shuttle runs in the afternoon (around 14:30–17:30) and a morning shuttle to the Snow Monkey Park departs roughly at 09:00.

From Tokyo airports take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Nagano Station, then the Nagano Dentetsu line to Yudanaka; from Yudanaka use the hotel shuttle, a local bus or a taxi to reach Shibu Onsen.

Staff speak Japanese and can assist in English for common requests; availability of fluent English speakers may vary.

Traditional multi-course Japanese dinners using local ingredients and set Japanese breakfasts are served in the dining room; dinner reservations and timely check-in are required to be served.

The ryokan is close to Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park (shuttle available), Shibu Onsen’s nine public baths, Heiwa Kannon and the Shiga Kogen ski area.

Shibu Onsen is compact and walkable; local buses and taxis run from Yudanaka Station, the hotel offers limited shuttle services, and free parking is available if you drive.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:30 and check-out is by 10:00; please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time and luggage can be stored before check-in.

Pets are not allowed; private onsen use is generally not offered so contact the ryokan for special requests; Shibu Onsen’s main street has small shops and restaurants with larger stores in nearby Yudanaka.

The ryokan is limited to one group per day and accepts 2 to 8 guests (including children); single-person bookings are not accepted.

You get exclusive use of the entire traditional building for your group — the whole house is reserved for one party each night.

Pets are permitted but you must notify the ryokan in advance; large dogs and other animals require prior consultation and pets cannot accompany you inside shrine grounds.

There are two artisan baths (a local ironstone bath and a Kiso cypress wood bath) with bathing agents that include onsen components; the baths are cleaned and refilled daily and are intended for the exclusive use of your group.

Yes — check-in is normally between 16:00 and 19:00 and check-out is by 10:00 (early check-out options exist from 07:00); please notify the host in advance if you will arrive late as dinner service may be affected and front-desk hours are limited.

There is no regular public airport shuttle listed; public transport to Togakushi is limited, so most guests use taxis, private transfers, or drive — contact the ryokan in advance to discuss arrival options.

Major airports are Haneda and Narita (several hours by road); the Togakushi area is best reached by train or bus to Nagano and then taxi or local bus to Togakushi — expect a 30–40 minute drive from the nearest larger stations.

The owners are Japanese and welcome international guests; basic English communication is available but it’s recommended to send arrival details and special requests in advance.

Meals are regional set menus served in the ryokan’s dining room, focusing on local vegetables, mountain produce, river fish and Shinshu beef; please tell the ryokan about dietary restrictions when you book.

Togakushi Shrine and nearby walking spots are within a short walk, and attractions such as Chibikko Ninja Village, Kagami-ike (Mirror Pond), Togakushi Soba Museum and Togakushi Ski Area are all close by for hiking, cultural visits and seasonal skiing.

The inn accepts only one private group per day; the property is arranged across a few traditional bedrooms (the listing shows three bedrooms), so check your reservation for exact maximum occupancy.

The ryokan offers indoor and outdoor hot spring baths for exclusive use by your group, and guests are generally able to use the baths throughout their stay; confirm any specific rules when you book.

The owners offer complimentary pickup and drop-off from the nearest JR station (Nagiso) or nearby Tsumago on request; please provide your arrival time in advance.

The closest major airport is Matsumoto (roughly 90–100 km); from there take public transport to JR Nagiso station and the inn can arrange station pickup.

Staff at the ryokan speak Japanese and English.

Dinner and breakfast are served on-site as traditional Japanese multi-course meals using local ingredients; notify the inn in advance for dietary requests.

Pets are not permitted, and the inn is reserved exclusively for your party since it accepts only one group per day, giving you full privacy.

The property is in a remote, forested area with limited nearby shops, so guests typically rely on the ryokan for meals and should bring small essentials or ask hosts for assistance.

Nearby highlights include the historic post towns (Tsumago and Otsumago), local temples, waterfalls, hiking trails and fishing; the hosts can help arrange walks and local drop-offs.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and check-out is by 10:00 AM; please confirm your arrival time ahead of arrival so the hosts can arrange station pickup and meal timing.

Kutsurogian is a very small ryokan with only three guest rooms; rooms are traditional Japanese style and can accommodate couples or small groups, with larger rooms able to sleep families or groups (please contact the ryokan for exact capacities).

Yes, the property features thermal baths including indoor and outdoor onsen (rotenburo) for guests to use.

Yes, the ryokan schedules bath times so guests can enjoy private use of the onsen; request a slot when booking or on arrival.

The ryokan offers shuttle service for guests; common pickups are from Echigo‑Yuzawa or Urasa stations (about a 30‑minute drive), while the nearest airport (Niigata) is roughly 100–130 km away so train + shuttle is usually the easiest option.

Staff primarily speak Japanese but are described by past guests as helpful and willing to assist; they often use translation tools and can support basic English requests—contact the ryokan in advance for specific language needs.

Meals are traditional Japanese multi‑course menus using local ingredients; meal plans and in‑room dining options are available but meal reservations are normally required in advance (the property asks guests to reserve meal plans a few days ahead).

Children are not accommodated at this ryokan and pets are not permitted on the premises.

The ryokan is convenient for ski resorts (Gala Yuzawa ~17 km, Maiko ~13 km, Naeba ~40 km) and is close to local cultural sites and mountain areas; the staff can advise on day trips and seasonal activities.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is by 10:00; the entrance may be closed for part of the day (midday), so please notify the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance.

Free private parking is available on site for guests; there are local restaurants within a short drive and larger shops or supermarkets in nearby towns—ask the ryokan for directions or assistance with provisions.

The ryokan has six rooms in total; typical room setups use futons and commonly accommodate groups of four or six guests, making it suitable for families and small groups.

Yes — the inn offers onsen facilities including public and open-air baths, and private/reservable bathing options are available on request.

The ryokan can arrange pickup by microbus on request; the nearest rail access is Tsugawa Station and Niigata Airport is roughly 65 km away, so transfers are commonly arranged.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 to 20:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

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Pets are not admitted at the property.

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Standard and deluxe rooms typically suit two to four guests, compact rooms fit one to two, and the Hanare three-bedroom condominiums are designed for larger groups or families (up to around eight people).

Yes; the ryokan uses its own sulfurous spring and operates multiple baths including communal indoor baths, open-air baths and saunas.

Private family baths and certain bathing suites are available by reservation, so you can request a private booking in advance.

There is no regular airport shuttle listed; guests normally take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Iiyama Station then the Nozawa Onsen Liner bus (or a taxi) to the village, and the ryokan can advise on private transfer options.

From Tokyo take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Iiyama (about 100 minutes) then the Nozawa Onsen Liner bus (approximately 25 minutes) or taxi to the village; regional airports require a longer drive and a bus or taxi connection.

English information is available and staff can assist in English for common guest needs, though more complex requests may require simple phrasing or translation help.

Guests can expect tatami-style rooms or mixed Western/Japanese bedding, yukata to wear in the village, seasonal Japanese meals in the ryokan’s dining rooms, and public or private onsen bathing.

The ryokan sits on Nozawa Onsen’s main street near the village’s public bath Oyu, Kenmei-ji Temple, local restaurants, shops, a supermarket and easy access to ski slopes via the town’s walkways.

The property offers free on-site parking (limited spaces) and is a short walk from the village bus stops; public transport connections include buses and taxis from Iiyama Station.

Pets are not permitted on the property; full-house or group hires are possible on certain dates by prior arrangement, so contact the ryokan directly to discuss availability and group booking options.

Room types range from suites for two to Japanese-style rooms that sleep up to four on futons; check the specific room type when booking for exact capacity.

Yes — the property has indoor and outdoor hot-spring baths; private use is available by reservation during certain hours, and the outdoor bath can be used privately overnight without a reservation.

There is no regular hotel airport shuttle listed; the ryokan is served by local buses (Sawando bus stop is about a 5‑minute walk) and taxis — arrange transfers in advance if needed.

The nearest airport is Matsumoto (Shinshu‑Matsumoto), roughly 35–38 km away; travel time is typically around 40–60 minutes by car depending on traffic and route.

Japanese is the primary language; staff have assisted English speakers according to guest comments but English may be limited, so brief preparation or a translation tool is recommended.

Rooms are tatami‑style with yukata provided, meals are served kaiseki‑style in private dining spaces, and communal facilities (library, gift shop, onsen) support a traditional ryokan experience.

The ryokan is a convenient base for Kamikochi (bus access from nearby Sawando), Mount Norikura and local mountain scenery; Matsumoto city attractions are reachable by longer bus rides or car.

Public buses link the area but services are limited; Sawando bus stop is a short walk and direct buses to Matsumoto or Kamikochi are available, so check timetables in advance and allow extra time.

Check‑in is generally from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out is between 06:00 and 11:00; guests should arrive by 18:00 if they wish to be served dinner and must notify the property of late arrivals.

Private onsen use is available by reservation (with some overnight private hours), shops and restaurants are not within easy walking distance so plan to drive or bring essentials, and pet policies are not detailed on the listing — contact the property to confirm.

Andaikan offers traditional Japanese-style rooms for couples and families, with some rooms suitable for up to six guests; there are double and larger multi-person room options. No extra beds or baby cots are available, so please book the correct occupancy.

Yes — Andaikan has natural hot‑spring baths on site, including two indoor baths; the men’s and women’s baths are swapped daily after breakfast and dinner so guests can enjoy both. A private bath option is available on request; please ask in advance.

A complimentary pick‑up from Yudanaka Station is offered but only between 15:00 and 17:00 and should be requested in advance. There is no regular airport shuttle — travelers typically arrive by train to Yudanaka then use the ryokan pick‑up, local bus, taxi, or car.

The nearest regional airport listed is Matsumoto Airport; most visitors travel via Nagano or Tokyo and then take the Nagano Dentetsu line to Yudanaka Station. From Yudanaka the ryokan is a short bus/taxi ride or the scheduled pick‑up if requested.

Staff at Andaikan speak Japanese and English and are accustomed to assisting international guests. If you have special requests, note them when booking or contact the ryokan in advance.

Andaikan serves traditional Japanese cuisine, typically a multi‑course kaiseki dinner (often served in the room) and a set Japanese breakfast in the dining area. Please inform the ryokan of dietary restrictions before arrival.

Andaikan is approximately 4 km from Jigokudani Monkey Park, reachable by a short drive or local bus. The property is also convenient for Yudanaka Onsen and is about a 20‑minute drive from Shiga Kogen ski areas.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 to 19:00 and check‑out is by 10:00. If you need the station pick‑up or expect a late arrival, notify the ryokan in advance.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan. Private onsen use is available by request for guests who prefer a secluded bath experience; please arrange this with the ryokan ahead of your stay.

Andaikan offers free on‑site parking for guests, and Yudanaka town has local shops, convenience stores and restaurants within a short walk or drive. Public buses and taxis also serve the area for short trips to nearby facilities.

Rooms are mainly Japanese-style (tatami) that typically fit 2–4 guests; western rooms fit 2–3. Cots and extra beds are not available, but family rooms are offered and children of any age are welcome.

The ryokan has a top‑floor natural hot spring with indoor and open‑air baths plus a sauna; morning and afternoon/evening bathing sessions are provided. Hours vary by season but are generally early morning (around 05:00–06:00 to 09:00) and afternoon–evening (circa 14:00/15:00–23:00).

A free shuttle from JR Hakuba Station is available by reservation; contact the property on arrival to use it. There is also a routine winter shuttle to/from Hakuba Happo‑One ski area.

The closest airport is Matsumoto (about 1.5 hours by road); from Tokyo many guests take the Shinkansen to Nagano then a bus to Hakuba (roughly 3–4 hours total). Car rental or highway routes are also commonly used for direct access.

The property provides English information and the staff can assist in English for common requests. For complex arrangements it’s best to contact the ryokan in advance.

Kaiseki (multi‑course) dinners using local ingredients are offered in the dining room and require advance reservation. The hotel notes that dinner should be reserved in advance (check the deadline with the property); breakfast is offered and also requires prior notice.

Yes — Bergtour Marukita is within walking distance to Hakuba Happo‑One (about a 10–15 minute walk) and is a short drive from local sights such as Hakuba Saegusa Museum and the botanical garden. The ryokan is well placed for hiking and ski access in the Northern Alps.

The property advertises public indoor and open‑air hot spring baths on the top floor; private/reservable onsen are not listed as a standard option. Ask the reception on arrival for any possible private arrangements or time options.

Pets are not allowed at the property. There are convenience stores and supermarkets in Hakuba village within a short drive; the front desk can direct you to the nearest shop.

Standard check‑in is from 15:00 and check‑out is by 10:00. The reception is staffed and luggage storage is available before check‑in and after check‑out.