Best Hotels in Minakami
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Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami ★★★★
"It was a very good stay. I loved the hotel's stylish exterior design, which stands out in the hot spring area. The room was clean and simple. I was amazed by the private hot spring on the balcony in the morning. Listening to the babbling river while soaking in the hot spring made for a wonderful start to the day. Thank you very much."
Fukunoya ★★★★
"Room only stay The hot springs and sauna were both fantastic The room was clean The view from the window was of a mountain right in front of me! But that wasn't a problem for me."
Houshi Onsen Chojukan ★★★★
"We chose Hoshi Onsen on a whim, but we were impressed by how much larger it was and the atmospheric atmosphere. The staff and Nakai-san were all very nice and we felt very comfortable there. The hot springs were also very pleasant. We went home saying that we want to go back next year."
Zazan Minakami ★★★
"I enjoyed my time in Zazan. Although some of the facilities are older, but the staff are approachable and helpful"
Tatsumikan ★★★
"The accommodation has a good atmosphere, the rooms are comfortable, the staff are lovely, there is a shuttle service to various stations, and the food is very delicious."
Bettei Senjyuan ★★★★★
"We loved our stay here. Bettei Senjuan was established in 1997 as an annex of Ryokan Tanigawa in the Tanigawa Onsen area, and not far from the larger Minakami Onsen. Ryokan Tanigawa is a large, standard ryokan whereas Bettei Senjuan was created with luxury and bespoke experiences in mind. It has 18 rooms, and all of them have in-room onsen hot springs. Despite the ryokan being 26 years old, it is very well maintained, and is stylishly constructed, adorned and furnished. The main corridor connecting the common area and the rooms have floor-to-ceiling glass windows on one side, allowing for incredible view of the Southern Alps range and the well manicured property grounds. The overall architecture is impressive - every wall, beam and counter has elaborate carvings or artwork on them. And in every nook and cranny, there are small but precious adornments, from a flower/vase to a traditional string instrument to a mini display of tress with colored maple leaves on the ground to signify the fall foliage season. You can spend many hours exploring the glorious attention to detail in every corner of Senjuan. We booked the "Special Room SP" room category, which is the top suite in the ryokan. It has a living room, bedroom, a tea room, a (very) mini inner garden, an open-air bath with a view of the river, forest and the Alps, and is stylish beyond belief while still being traditional in general design and layout. Everything from the ceiling artwork and carvings to the decorations on the sliding doors have amazing detail, and really gives it a sense of place. One thing to note - this Suite is almost completely tatami-matted, meaning you sit on a floor (on top of a sitting pillow, mind you) and you'll sleep on futons rather than a Western style bed. If this isn't up your alley, I believe there are other room categories that offer more "foreigner-friendly" accommodations. Bettei Senjuan takes care of every amenity you could ask for - their toiletries consist of Molton Brown and De Medici (never heard of the latter, however) branded items, and offer every item that anyone can possibly need when living in their own home. Additionally, there were two separate bathrooms and dual sinks/vanities, which Mrs. KI-NRT always appreciates. The in-room, open-air Onsen bath gets its hot springs straight from the source, is continually free-flowing and never recirculated. That said, we found the temperature to be a bit on the lukewarm side - most Westerners prefer it that way, but I can't help but think that Japanese visitors (including ourselves) would prefer it to be a few degrees higher. Although dining is not in-room, we had our meals served in a Koshitsu (private dining room), which was good enough for us. The kaiseki meal was definitely a highlight - it was 11 courses in total (which is typical of an elaborate luxury ryokan kaiseki meal) and many of the dishes focused on local ingredients, which is one of the reasons to visit ryokans in regional locations. That sa"
Matsunoi ★★★★
"It’s a bit far to drive to Tokyo! The hotel is clean! The environment is beautiful and the food is very good! Excellent value for money! Only too many tour groups! It’s all for the elderly and young people to consider!"
Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 ★★★★
"Staff ramah Hotel strategis"
Nakaya Ryokan ★★★
"A wonderful place to experience Japanese culture, hospitality and cuisine. This accommodation is a place to remember for many years to come. I would advise anyone coming to visit Japan to stay in this hotel. "
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Chalet la Neige
"Marvellous stay !!! very nice and helpful people, delicious and generous food l Clean and comfortable and very very good location on the ski fields . Great place to stay !"
Kanzan
"Very very good, breakfast and dinner are very exquisite, the boss is very enthusiastic. I will stay here again when I come to ski next year."
Sarugakyo Hotel
"We stayed for one night in late November. It was a shame that the autumn leaves were at their final stage. The tofu kaiseki cuisine was delicious, tasty, and colorful. Many of the surrounding hotels and inns have closed, so the scenery feels lonely. I recommend this place for those who want to enjoy both the baths and the food."
Kinseikan Seseragi
"This trip, I was most impressed by this place. The room was good, the food was good, the atmosphere was good, it was quiet, the oil was good, the overall impression was good."
Onsen Theme Park Ryuudou
"I made a reservation for breakfast and dinner during the Obon holiday period. A few days after making the reservation, I received a call saying that they were overbooked and could only offer me a room without meals. They emphasized that the room-only price was quite cheap, but there didn't seem to be anything around the hotel, and they made a very assertive statement saying that they would keep the room ready for me if I opted for room-only. I was furious at their condescending attitude on the phone, as it was their own management mistake that they could only offer me a room without meals. It was the worst service I've ever experienced. Of course, I canceled and decided to stay at another hotel."
Apple farm glamping villa HARASAWA
Kurayashiki
"This was a relaxing and quiet place to stay. The room was clean and comfortable. However, dinner wasn't available, and there was only one nearby restaurant, which was a bit inconvenient for those who wanted to have a drink. Breakfast was optional. It was mainly an egg-over-rice dish, but the other side dishes were simple yet delicious."
Joetsukan
Hotel Sunbird
"In front of me is the Fujiwara Ski Resort Hotel. I imagined it must have been bustling with the ski resort boom from the Showa era to the bubble era. The facilities are old and have a Showa feel, and the rooms creak in places, but they are clean and no longer bother me. I chose Tsukishizuku no Yu for a plan that allows you to use the private open-air bath for free for 40 minutes, and the artificial waterfall is well made and wonderful. I went up to the middle of the slope in a slightly out-of-place yukata (apparently they no longer provide car transportation), and the open-air bath is like an open-air bath with only a simple changing area. The warm water in the nature is so pleasant that I wanted to soak in it for as long as I wanted. The meal was an elaborate kaiseki meal with plenty of ingredients from Joshu. For dinner, we had Joshu beef sukiyaki, Joshu pork teppanyaki, and other dishes that were delicious and filled me up. For breakfast, the tofu made from soy milk was delicious. I wish there was a hot spring* if possible. All the staff were young, kind, and nice. Thank you for booking a shuttle to Minakami Station and taking into consideration the route and time to the station for me on the way back. It was very helpful. I was able to relax both physically and mentally and it was a great memory. I would like to come back again."
Minakami Onsen KKR Hotel Minakami Suimeiso
"The building is solid, though the facilities are a bit old. I stayed there as a visitor, as it's apparently a facility primarily for government employees. Perhaps it's unavoidable since I was a visitor, but meals were served in my room. The food was very delicious. For bathing, I recommend the small family bath next to the large public bath. I think it's a free-flowing hot spring."
Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin
"The bathroom was nice and clean. The room was also clean."
Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku
"Love this ryokan! Such a gem in winter time with steaming onsen and dramatic snow falling on the river. If you need mental reset, you must come. Great food, super clean place and hospitable people. Highly recommend to bring snacks and your own beverages as there is no cafes nearby. Overall experience is memorable."
Gensen Yunoyado Sennotani
"The triple room feels newly built, and the equipment is newer than the Japanese-style room. It seems that most of the guests who come here are for the private lake view hot spring on the top floor, or maybe because of the cold wave, the two large baths are almost unused, and the few times they are used are reserved. Although it is written that only the large bath on the third floor has an open-air bath, in fact, the large bath on the first floor also has an open-air hot spring. It is really a special flavor to soak in a hot spring in the heavy snow."
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FAQs About Hotels in Minakami
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What are the most popular hotels in Minakami?
There are many popular options for hotels in Minakami. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from CAD 330), Zazan Minakami (from CAD 93) and Fukunoya (from CAD 101) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Minakami?
The average price for hotels in Minakami is CAD 429 for weekdays, and CAD 472 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are the best hotels for families in Minakami?
Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from CAD 330), Zazan Minakami (from CAD 93) and Fukunoya (from CAD 101) are popular hotels for family travel. Book now from Trip.com and enjoy your time with families!
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Minakami?
Zazan Minakami (from CAD 93),Fukunoya (from CAD 101) and Tatsumikan (from CAD 178) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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What are available deals for hotels in Minakami?
There are multiple promotions and discounts all year round for Trip.com users . Please check the promotions page to see what promotions are available now on Trip.com.
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Which pet-friendly hotels in Minakami are recommended?
Oyado Matsubaya (from CAD 56) and Hotel Shimeikan (from CAD 160) are popular pet-friendly hotels. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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Which popular hotels in Minakami offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from CAD 330), Zazan Minakami (from CAD 93) and Fukunoya (from CAD 101) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Minakami have swimming pools?
Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 (from CAD 191), Sarugakyo Hotel (from CAD 158) and Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin (from CAD 75) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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What are the best sap hotels in Minakami?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Zazan Minakami (from CAD 93), Fukunoya (from CAD 101) and Matsunoi (from CAD 140) provide wonderful spa services.
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Which hot spring hotels in Minakami are recommended?
Consider hot springs in your hotel during traveling? Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from CAD 330), Zazan Minakami (from CAD 93) and Fukunoya (from CAD 101) have wonderful hot springs. Book now!
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What are best luxury hotels in Minakami?
Minakami has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Bettei Senjyuan (from CAD 1,039) is a popular choice of visitors.
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