"We stayed here and were impressed with the service. It is primarily a ski hotel and we needed to transport our baggage down the slope at an early hour...the staff willingly did it by tobaggan. This is a traditional japanese hotel...witg futons and communal bathing area which was fun to experience. Snow monkeys were fun to see."
"We stayed here and were impressed with the service. It is primarily a ski hotel and we needed to transport our baggage down the slope at an early hour...the staff willingly did it by tobaggan. This is a traditional japanese hotel...witg futons and communal bathing area which was fun to experience. Snow monkeys were fun to see."
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We stayed as a family of 4 (5&8yo) and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Whilst they sometimes were a little short on English the staff tried very hard at every opportunity to assist us and make our stay enjoyable. Breakfast is great and we enjoyed it every day and the private onsen is a highlight - very relaxing and I would definitely recommend booking it. Hotel is close to the train and we found it easy to walk around town for dinner, etc.
We stayed as a family of 4 (5&8yo) and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Whilst they sometimes were a little short on English the staff tried very hard at every opportunity to assist us and make our stay enjoyable. Breakfast is great and we enjoyed it every day and the private onsen is a highlight - very relaxing and I would definitely recommend booking it. Hotel is close to the train and we found it easy to walk around town for dinner, etc.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed December 31, 2013Reviewed December 31, 2013
Our stay at Aburaya Tousen was a memorable experience. We arrived quite late but had no trouble finding the place. There are a few free parking lots around, which made things easy. Service stood out right from the start.. a staff member came out to greet us and helped carry our luggage from the gravel parking area. Check in was done while we were seated in a nice, modern lounge, with snacks and tea served. It felt very welcoming and thoughtful.
We went for a more traditional Japanese style...
Our stay at Aburaya Tousen was a memorable experience. We arrived quite late but had no trouble finding the place. There are a few free parking lots around, which made things easy. Service stood out right from the start.. a staff member came out to greet us and helped carry our luggage from the gravel parking area. Check in was done while we were seated in a nice, modern lounge, with snacks and tea served. It felt very welcoming and thoughtful.
We went for a more traditional Japanese style...
Super hospitality! Partner & I appreciated the hotel free shuttle provided. Staff anf service standard commendable.👍
Wished we had stayed longer. So hope to come back to stay at this hotel the next time.
Super hospitality! Partner & I appreciated the hotel free shuttle provided. Staff anf service standard commendable.👍
Wished we had stayed longer. So hope to come back to stay at this hotel the next time.
Location is good, opposite is the ski resort, which has good snow. Overall room was well maintained, public Onsen was nice too. However we came during early ski season, there is barely any restaurants opens. Hotel cafe food is a bit expensive, and not much choice (mainly western). If plan to stay may order half board instead, or tell hotel staff to reserve dinner before 10am
Location is good, opposite is the ski resort, which has good snow. Overall room was well maintained, public Onsen was nice too. However we came during early ski season, there is barely any restaurants opens. Hotel cafe food is a bit expensive, and not much choice (mainly western). If plan to stay may order half board instead, or tell hotel staff to reserve dinner before 10am
Ivan
Reviewed December 13, 2023Reviewed December 13, 2023
Great ski in ski out location. Rooms in the East Wing are spacious and comfortable. Breakfast at 2200 yen is expensive for the limited choice given. After one breakfast, our group opted for breadrolls and hot drinks from the lobbg shop for breakfast.
There is no wireless facility available in the rooms. The wireless worked reasonably well in the hotel lobby area at all times when we used it but the hotel was fairly empty during the period of our stay.
We avoided dinner in the East...
Great ski in ski out location. Rooms in the East Wing are spacious and comfortable. Breakfast at 2200 yen is expensive for the limited choice given. After one breakfast, our group opted for breadrolls and hot drinks from the lobbg shop for breakfast.
There is no wireless facility available in the rooms. The wireless worked reasonably well in the hotel lobby area at all times when we used it but the hotel was fairly empty during the period of our stay.
We avoided dinner in the East...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 9, 2015Reviewed February 9, 2015
Beautiful ryokan hotel with attentive staff, the overall atmosphere of the place is calming, perfect for a retreat. The kaiseki meals for dinner and breakfast had generous portions - food was pretty good (but not exceptional compared to other ryokans). There's also free yakult, ice cream / ice lollies, tea and late night ramen served at the lounge during different timings, these were nice treats to have after a good soak at the onsen. We loved the convenience of having shuttle buses to and from...
Beautiful ryokan hotel with attentive staff, the overall atmosphere of the place is calming, perfect for a retreat. The kaiseki meals for dinner and breakfast had generous portions - food was pretty good (but not exceptional compared to other ryokans). There's also free yakult, ice cream / ice lollies, tea and late night ramen served at the lounge during different timings, these were nice treats to have after a good soak at the onsen. We loved the convenience of having shuttle buses to and from...
A lovely Japanese style accomodation. Refreshing to see that shoes are off limits at the property and they provide good lockers for the shoes. Private baths and onsens are available for a soak after a day out to explore. Breakfast is good too though the timings of breakfast are a tad early but best way to start the day ! :)
A lovely Japanese style accomodation. Refreshing to see that shoes are off limits at the property and they provide good lockers for the shoes. Private baths and onsens are available for a soak after a day out to explore. Breakfast is good too though the timings of breakfast are a tad early but best way to start the day ! :)
Nice traditional old Japanese style stay. Though Breakfast is also traditionally Japanese style with rice! Yes morning Breakfast with rice, we still prefer bread or something light. Room extremely spacious compare to Tokyo city. Might need some renovations to upgrade tho.
Nice traditional old Japanese style stay. Though Breakfast is also traditionally Japanese style with rice! Yes morning Breakfast with rice, we still prefer bread or something light. Room extremely spacious compare to Tokyo city. Might need some renovations to upgrade tho.
Willy
Reviewed December 4, 2024Reviewed December 4, 2024
If you're seeking a hotel where you can enjoy an evening cocktail after a day out and about, Yamanouchi features 117 hotels and other lodging choices, including 33 accommodation options with an on-site bar. While you’re here, consider a visit to Shiga Kogen Ski Area.
What are the best hotels with bars in Yamanouchi?
Here are some of the top Yamanouchi hotels with bars: Aburaya Tosen: Ryokan with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking. Hotel Tsubakino: Ryokan with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking. Hotel Takimoto: Hotel with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking. Club Wyndham Shirakabaso Shigakogen: Hotel with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking. Wafu No Yado MASUYA: Ryokan with restaurant. Enjoy the bar, free WiFi and free parking.
How many hotels with on-site bars should I expect to find in Yamanouchi?
Expedia has 33 hotels with a bar in Yamanouchi.
What is there to do in Yamanouchi?
You can visit Shiga Kogen Ski Area, then find a cosy spot for a nightcap. Other places to see include Ichinose Family Ski Area and Okushiga Kogen Ski Area. Yamanouchi is known for its hot springs and mountain landscape.
When is the best time to visit Yamanouchi?
Visiting local bars in Yamanouchi is more fun when you know what the weather holds. These rainfall averages and temperatures can help you determine the best time for bar-hopping. The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 21°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 0°C. The rainiest months in Yamanouchi are July, December, January and August, with each month seeing an average of 255 mm of rainfall.
How can I get to Yamanouchi and around the area?
Here are some of your transportation options in and around Yamanouchi: Fly into Matsumoto (MMJ-Shinshu - Matsumoto), which is located 51.9 mi (83.6 km) away. If you want to venture outside the area, take a train from Yudanaka Station.