Popular Komoro 4-star Hotels

First of all, looking at the area, it is a place that cannot be reached without a car. However, considering the cost of accommodation in Karuizawa, it can be an alternative. There are no other accommodations nearby and it is hidden like a hidden gem. A special feature is apple soup, and an open-air bath is also available. To enjoy Baan Hot Springs, you have to climb about 50 stairs. Also, because the old building and the new building are separated, there is a big difference in price. In cheap old buildings, bathrooms are shared and quite cold. If possible, I recommend staying in the new building. If you refer to the website, you can take a winery tour for free.

10-12 Minute drive from Xiaozhu Station. It is recommended to call the hotel front desk to pick up and drop off the car. The hotel is clean, the customer service is good, and the children will be very happy to go. The hot spring is good. The only thing that is not so good is that there are no other shops nearby. Overall, the price is high.

A match-making inn where guests will walk through the "Match-making Rock Cave" to reach the hot springs.

It was very clean and the staff was polite. There is a 7-Eleven nearby, but you need to walk about 10 minutes to the vicinity of Komoro Station where you can eat. This price is very satisfying with breakfast and large bath.

私は初めて、彼は20年？もっと前ぶりだったようですが、お料理やお風呂も良く、とても満足しています(*^^*)わんちゃんも可愛くて♡ また来たいな～と思えるお宿でした！

懐古園の紅葉を見に行くために宿泊しました。 夜、朝ともにバイキングで種類豊富でした。 ファミリー層が多いように感じました。 温泉の質は良く、サウナは低温でしたがじっくり汗を流せました。

The hotel is clean and tidy, the small room space is well designed and can accommodate a lot of things Free parking, supermarkets, pharmacies, Uniqlo and large shops for clothes

A local gem! This traditional Japanese guest house exudes historical charm, providing a truly immersive experience. The food is exquisite, featuring house grown rice and locally sourced ingredients with authentic flavors that delight the palate. The staff's courteous service makes you feel genuinely welcomed and cared for. There were plenty of amenities as well. A stay here is a beautiful blend of culture, history, and culinary delight. Highly recommended if you pass by the area.

I arrived around 19:00. It was snowing outside, so I didn't want to go out and eat rice. Then, I was offered a night meal at the inn, so I had a hokke set meal and a oyster fried set meal. It looks like a historic inn, but the room I stayed in was a modern business hotel.

Formerly a Wakihonjin, now "KUMEYA", inherited over the era.