Oyado Nagomno
--- The property is not yet rated
Oyado Nagomino is a compact ryokan located in the Hotaka Onsen area of Azumino, in Nagano Prefecture. The property presents itself as a quiet, adult-focused inn and operates a nightly access policy with a closure window late at night; guests should note a minimum age requirement for check‑in. Set within a gardened plot with a terrace and private parking, the property positions itself as a practical base for exploring the northern Japanese Alps and nearby cultural sites without urban bustle, described on-site with the tone of a traditional guesthouse. This ryokan with onsen in Azumino blends simple Japanese inn styling with straightforward guest services.
Room configurations include twin and triple layouts, plus a room type supplied with an outdoor terrace; bedding choices reflect both Western and Japanese arrangements depending on the room selected. The bathing facilities comprise a communal hot spring bath and an outdoor onsen, with options for private bathing sessions advertised; there are also on-site massage chairs and an option for in-room service at meal times. Complimentary Wi‑Fi and free on‑site parking are listed among the practical amenities, making the property suitable for visitors arriving by car. As a ryokan with onsen in Nagano Prefecture, it emphasises bathing and a simple, restorative stay rather than extensive resort programming.
Practical details to plan around include defined check‑in and check‑out windows, breakfast service, and a non-smoking policy; children and pets are not permitted. The ryokan reports convenient road access and a location within driving distance of Matsumoto city and regional points of interest such as castle and alpine valley sites, with the nearest airport and main rail stations reachable by car. For travellers seeking a small-scale, service-oriented Japanese inn with onsen access and straightforward facilities, the property offers a focused, well‑equipped option close to outdoor and cultural attractions.
Highlights of this ryokan
Coordinates not found.
Review summary for: Oyado Nagomno
Positive Reviews
Delicious, well-presented cuisine
Meals were colorful and very tasty, with attractive presentation and good flavor.
Attentive and considerate staff
Staff showed thoughtful attention and care, which was much appreciated during the stay.
Negative Reviews
Aucun point négatif trouvé.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rooms are mainly twin and Japanese-style; most rooms suit 1–3 guests while larger Japanese rooms are available on request—confirm room capacity when booking.
Yes; the ryokan uses a natural hot spring with indoor and open-air baths, plus reservable private (kashikiri) baths.
Public baths are traditional gender-separated facilities, and a private reservable bath is available for couples or families by reservation.
Free pick-up from the local station (Hotaka) is offered by reservation; for airports, guests typically travel via Matsumoto and then by train or arranged transfer.
The closest airport is Shinshu–Matsumoto (about 25–30 km); Matsumoto and Hotaka stations are the nearest rail access points with onward taxi or shuttle connections.
The property is Japanese-run and can provide local travel assistance; English may be limited, so contact the ryokan in advance if you need English-language support.
Meals focus on seasonal, multi-course Japanese cuisine (kaiseki-style) using local ingredients; traditional rooms and a quiet, wood-rich setting provide an authentic ryokan experience.
Nearby highlights include Matsumoto Castle, the Japan Ukiyo-e Museum, and access to Kamikōchi and local countryside scenery, all reachable by car or public transport within roughly 20–45 km.
Standard check-in is 15:00–17:30 for dinner plans and 15:00–21:00 for room-only or breakfast plans; check-out is 07:00–11:00, and the property restricts access overnight (closed between late evening and early morning).
Private (reserved) baths are available by request; pets are not permitted on the premises; convenience stores and local shops are in nearby Hotaka—ask the ryokan for directions.