This is an inn in Nozawa Onsen where you can enjoy two different hot springs while staying inside the building. It can be accessed by taking a bus bound for Nozawa Onsen from Iiyama Station on the Shinkansen line for about 25 minutes, getting off at Nozawa Onsen and walking for 2 minutes. You can also enjoy the free-flowing hot springs of the natural monument hot spring "Ogama" and the famous hot spring "Mayu" in the open-air bath at "Mayu" and the indoor bath at "Ogama". As for meals, you can eat kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using Shinshu premium beef and river fish representative of Shinshu, such as Shinano snow trout, Shinshu salmon, and Daio Iwana.

If you are looking for a place to stay in Nozawa Onsen where you can sing karaoke, how about this place? There is a karaoke facility in the banquet hall. You can also enjoy the hot spring water in a bath with Breathtaking view view, where the water 100% natural hot spring. As for the food, you can enjoy creative kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients. I highly recommend it.

Hotel Sumiyoshiya in the village has a retro exterior, an interior filled with the romanticism of the Taisho era, and a clean and elegant appearance. The room is a spacious 47 square meter Japanese and Western room for four people, and is equipped with a bathroom and toilet. The warmth of the wood is soothing to the soul. The food is made with seasonal ingredients and local cuisine, so you can enjoy delicious Shinshu cuisine.

Sakaya Ryokan (Japanese inn) has an open-air bath and a large public bath, and the water is good for the skin, so it's perfect for women. You can enjoy delicious food made with seasonal ingredients and relax in a comfortable room. There is also a karaoke room upon request, so you can enjoy the resort atmosphere. I'm sure it will be a fun reunion.

Nozawa Grand Hotel has an open-air bath with a great view and a large, spacious bath. You can enjoy Breathtaking view view and the sense of openness, and I think you will be able to relax both physically and mentally. You can enjoy dishes made with seasonal ingredients, and relax in a room with a great view. It is also easily accessible from Iiyama Station, so please consider staying here.

The hot spring is 100% natural and has a cloudy water that 100% natural hot spring. There is a large public bath and an open-air bath. The open-air bath can be used even in winter, so you can enjoy bath to view the snow while looking at the snowy scenery. There is also a private family bath, so married couple can relax in the hot spring just by themselves. The guest rooms are Japanese-style rooms with a calm atmosphere, so married couple can relax together. There are also rooms with open-air baths, which are also recommended.

This is a long-established hot spring inn in Nozawa Onsen, and we recommend it because it has an open-air bath in the room where 100% natural hot spring. For meals, we recommend local delicacies such as Shinshu beef steak, horse sashimi, and Nagano's specialty Nozawana pickles. The hot spring also has a private open-air bath, so it's also recommended for a hot spring trip with friends.

If you're in Nozawa Onsen, how about staying at Yamadaya Ryokan (Japanese inn)? It's a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded over 80 years ago. The building is a nostalgic, purely Japanese style, and the pine tree in front of the entrance is very atmospheric and perfect for posting on social media. The hot spring water is drawn directly from the source in Asagama. There is one simple indoor bath, but you can enjoy the high-quality water straight from 100% natural hot spring.

The large open-air bath has a very calming atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy the snowy scenery at your leisure. This is a recommended location for a base for sightseeing in Shiga Kogen and Togakushi. There are various types of indoor baths, including a standing bath, a jacuzzi, Finnish-style and Korean-style saunas, and a cold bath. Other options include Korean scrubs and body care courses. Most of the guest rooms are Japanese-style, and there is an observation bath with natural hot spring water, where you can enjoy the hot spring. For dinner, you can enjoy a kaiseki course meal in your room.

We recommend Hakuunro Ryokan (Japanese inn). It is conveniently located just a 2-minute walk from Yudanaka Station. This traditional hot spring inn will make you feel nostalgic. The baths are free-flowing and can be used 24 hours a day. The water is simple hot spring water and gentle on the skin. Meals can be served in your room, allowing you to enjoy the flavors of Shinshu.

This hotel is located halfway up the slopes of Norikura Kogen Ski Resort, and since the surrounding temperature drops below freezing, you may be able to see diamond dust while taking a bath in the open-air bath early in the morning. We recommend this hotel to those who want to experience a fantastic atmosphere while warming their bodies in the hot springs.

Although reservations are required, the banquet hall has karaoke facilities, making it perfect for class reunions. The building has Japanese hearth and kotatsu tables in the winter, making it a recommended place to get together with club members for the first time in a while. There are also three soto-yu (public bathhouses) within a five-minute walk, so you can enjoy soto-yu.

It is a historic and prestigious Ryokan (Japanese inn). The rooms are spacious, and the open-air lobby has a luxurious feel. The wooden Momoyama bath is wonderful. The rock-made open-air bath is also very tasteful. In winter, you can bathe while watching the snowy scenery. This inn is also a registered tangible cultural property of the country. And yet, it is not too expensive, so I think it is a hidden hot spring. For food, you can enjoy the famous Shinshu beef. Please use this as a reference.

The open-air hot spring is located along the valley, and it's great to spend some time listening to the sound of the river. There is also an indoor bath, but the view is amazing. Yamagatakan, which is built along the valley, has a great view of the valley and the food was also satisfying. I have been there twice so far, attracted by the quality of the hot spring.

Four adults can enjoy skiing and tennis in one room, relaxing in separate beds. There is also an open-air bath with natural hot spring water, perfect for after-skiing. The golf course is closed in winter, but there are three indoor tennis courts, so we recommend bringing your own racket and having fun.

Nozawa Onsen has become much more accessible since the Hokuriku Shinkansen opened. This inn is located 25 minutes by direct bus from Iiyama Station, right next to the Nitta bus stop. Meals are local cuisine made with Shinshu Miyuki pork, horse sashimi, rainbow trout, and local wild plants and vegetables. The baths in the building are heated, but you can visit soto-yu (public bathhouses) for free.

Located in Yudanaka Shibu Onsen, the entire town is a retro hot spring town reminiscent of the early Showa period. This inn is also the model for the inn in Spirited Away. Nearby is Jigokudani Onsen, where monkeys bathe in the hot springs, and we recommend this inn for its winter snow scenery.

I recommend Shirakaba Resort. The open-air bath at this hotel is an infinity hot spring that allows you to feel one with the scenery, and the snowy scenery is the best. The meals are served Buffet style, with a mix of Japanese, Western and Chinese sweets, all of which were delicious. There are also shops, a hot spring pool and other recreational facilities on-site, so everyone can enjoy themselves all day long.

The view of Mt. Fuji in winter is very good. This hotel is a 10-minute shuttle bus ride away from Kawaguchiko Station. The transportation is very convenient. The location is easy to get to. The food is delicious and the hot springs are the best. You can relax in the Fujikawaguchiko hot springs while overlooking Mt. Fuji. Best of all, you can look at Mt. Fuji right in front of you while relaxing in your room. It's soothing.