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Nozawa Grand Hotel
4.6/513 Reviews
We stayed at this hotel for five nights, skiing, looking at the village where Nozawa Hot Springs is located, and I heard that place was highly rated. The hotel is located in the remote village, about 500 meters from Shin-yu double chair ropeway, take the ropeway to Hirage Gondola( There are ski schools, information desks, coffee houses, etc. The ropeway is free, but if you want to ski, you have to buy tickets at the top. You can't ski back to the base of the ropeway and you have to sit back on the ropeway. The walk to the ropeway was more plodding but short and no one in our group felt difficult, we were wearing ski boots and carrying snowboards. We were taken to our room upon arrival at the hotel, The waitress made tea and poured it on us, she was very hospitable. The hotel room was very clean. Our room had two Western beds and a tatami area with Japanese mattress. The waitress put down the mattress for us every night, Then put it away when we have breakfast. The room has a refrigerator, minibar, hot water bottle and green tea, a snack or cake every day, air conditioning, alarm clock, flat screen TV (all Japanese stations), good shower and pool. But we mainly took a shower in the hotel's hot springs, first in the purification area and then sitting in the hot spring pool for a few minutes. This was relaxing after a day of skiing. The hot springs were large and basically you enjoyed the hot springs after dinner. Breakfast was Japanese, with some western stuff, bacon, sausage and excellent, including grilled fish, salad and steamed broccoli with good Japanese salad dressing, all sorts of vegetables and pickles, rice, flavor, dumplings, porridge, etc. Also the best croissants and good coffee. Breakfast was included in the room rate. Unfortunately we didn't try dinner at the restaurant because communication went wrong. Dinner was expensive, 500 yuan per person, and served Japanese cuisine with fixed dishes. No one in this hotel has good English, our Japanese is limited so we have some small things like recommending restaurants for dinner, how to use an electric kettle, whether there is a shuttle bus from hotel to ski resort (no, indeed), the hotel lobby and the village behind the wheeled jar bird Stories, etc., are in trouble. Like many Japanese hotels and restaurants, smoking is a problem, and especially in cold weather. There is also a computer in the stairwell with high-speed Internet connection (free), but no wireless network and no Internet connection with the computer you bring. The village is great. There must be many small restaurants to try, both cheap and some high-end. Most have English menus and the owner has enough English to handle a la carte, but it is hard to deal with special requests or problems (e.g. whether eggs are hot or cold). Pork ramen is always a safe choice, tasty and cheap. There are 13 hot springs (indoor hot springs, pools for men and women) in the village and they are all free (you can donate some money in the box). We didn't try the hot springs because they were always overcrowded when we went and the hotel had its own hot springs.
Nozawa Dream Central
4.2/524 Reviews
I stay at Nozawa dream central whenever I can visiting Nozawa. Comfortable lodge with extremely friendly and helpful staff that really make it a great place to stay. Always feel welcome and they go out of their way to help with anything you need. The breakfast is wonderful with a great combination of western and Japanese options and my favourite home made bread by Adi. Good location convenient to bus station and restaurants.
Kawahiro
4.1/57 Reviews
My partner and I stayed here for 6 nights in February and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. It was very traditional accomodation so if you are wanting something more western this isn’t for you however we really enjoyed the experience. The beds were traditional, on the floor, and there was shared toilets and a shared onsen for bathing. The beds were very comfortable, rooms had good heating and very big cupboards for storing suitcases etc which was convenient. The toilet was shared but only between the level so only 3 rooms sharing. The onsen was the only option for bathing so if you are not comfortable with using the shared onsen (female and male separated) probably book something with a private shower. My partner and I were originally unsure about the onsen but it ended up being one of our favourite parts of the trip. So refreshing and most of the time no one else was in there or people were leaving when you were arriving anyways. The location was fantastic, right next to the ski centre (30m) and the cafe next door was great for a morning cappuccino. The ryokan breakfast was included and it was really good, it allowed us to try foods we probably wouldn’t have otherwise and the cooking was really good. The staff were also all very lovely and helpful. The accommodation was very close to town, less than 10min stroll to the Main Street. I would absolutely stay here again if I wanted to ski in Nozawa. Loved it!!
Asahiya Ryokan
4.1/57 Reviews
Very cozy bed and breakfast, good environment, clean and spacious room, the improved dinner and breakfast are very good and special, dinner is a large set, it is really a good stay. The hotel also thoughtfully put the guest's name at the door of the room. It is also close to the bus station for convenient check-in with luggage. Will choose next time I go to Nozawaonsen.
Nozawa Dream
4.4/510 Reviews
This is no ordinary accommodation, from the moment we made our enquiry Filippo (manager) and his “Dream Team” went above and beyond to accommodate our every need. The accommodation is second to none. Location, Location, Location! Look no further than Nozawa Dream, 5 minute walk to snow and 2 minute walk to hub of all the action. The breakfast is amazing, and new selections everyday. The rooms are complete with all you need, warm and cozy. Our children were spoiled by the love and kindness of all the staff Carolina, Marcela, Chloe, Sam and Gabrielle all went above and beyond to instantly make us feel at home. Javier from Kaizan Ski School is the in house Ski Instructor and best in the business, look no further. Nozawa Dream you simply are like no other accommodation in the village, we have already booked our next Ski Holiday with you.
Oyado Nozawaya
4.7/52 Reviews
It is highly recommended that Chinese friends who want to go to Nagano Hot Spring Village live in this homestay. It is very good, clean, the landlord is enthusiastic, and the meals are very rich. I came to this homestay in a foreign country and added a lot of warmth to the journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is the best place for a stay with Wi-Fi in Nozawaonsen?

    Whether you are traveling to Nozawaonsen for business or fun, Asahiya Ryokan , Yamadaya Ryokan and Nozawa Onsen Azegamikan are all preferred hotels.

  • What’s the typical price for hotels with Wi-Fi in Nozawaonsen?

    For hotels with Wi-Fi in Nozawaonsen, the average price on weekdays is PHP 15,786, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is PHP 15,885.

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties127
Number of Reviews199
Highest PricePHP 57,490
Lowest PricePHP 2,783
Average Price (Weekdays)PHP 15,786
Average Price (Weekends)PHP 15,885