Yamashiokan

8.2
Excellent
(162 reviews)

631 Kashio, Oshika, Shimoina District, Nagano 399-3501, Japan

+81 265-39-1010

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Hotel Description

Yamashiokan Hotel

Yamashiokan, located at 631 Kashio, Oshika, Shimoina District, Nagano 399-3501, Japan, offers a serene retreat amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Minami Alps. Surrounded by stunning landscapes and rich cultural attractions, this charming hotel is just an 11-minute drive from the Median Tectonic Line Museum, making it an ideal base for exploring the region. The hotel's design reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere that enhances the overall guest experience.
The rooms at Yamashiokan are designed for comfort and tranquility, featuring spacious layouts that promote relaxation after a day of adventure. Each room is equipped with modern amenities while retaining a touch of rustic charm, ensuring a perfect blend of comfort and tradition.
Among the hotel's special amenities are high-speed Wi-Fi and access to an onsen, providing guests with an authentic Japanese bathing experience. Additionally, the in-house restaurant serves delicious local cuisine, showcasing the flavors of the region.
Yamashiokan offers convenient access to public transportation, with nearby options such as the かしお station just a 12-minute walk away, and Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport accessible by taxi in about 1 hour and 38 minutes.
The hotel is committed to health and safety, implementing stringent measures to ensure guest well-being throughout their stay. Popular activities nearby include hiking, visiting local museums, and immersing in the rich culture of Oshika.
Notable nearby attractions include Mount Kita, Mount Shiomi, Mount Aino, the Oshika Japan Median Tectonic Line Museum, and Mount Akaishi, all offering stunning views and unforgettable experiences.
For dining, guests can enjoy options such as local izakayas and sushi bars, ensuring a culinary adventure during their stay. Experience the tranquility and unique offerings of Yamashiokan, where nature and comfort unite for an unforgettable getaway.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. 11 min drive to the Median Tectonic Line Museum

2. One of the few hotels in the area with a restaurant

3. Onsen facility providing authentic Japanese relaxation

4. High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel

5. Comfortable rooms designed for relaxation and tranquility


6.8 Good

Location rating

Top sights

Mount Kita
2 hr 42 min
Mount Shiomi
Mount Aino
2 hr 43 min
Oshika Japan Median Tectonic Line Museum
11 min
Mount Akaishi
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Good to know

Check-in15:00
Check-out10:00
Location rating6.8
Nearest airportShinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Travel time to airport1 hr 38 min


Amenities and Facilities

Pets

No pets

Parking & transportation

Parking

Public bath

Onsen

Food & drink

Restaurant

Wellness

No fitness center

No spa

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools

No hot tub

Rooms

Air conditioning


Reviews

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8.0

48 reviews

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pop pop

3/5
I think it's a matter of compatibility, but I went there looking forward to the meal, and the most delicious thing on the dinner menu was the eggplant. I was looking forward to the carp stew, which I was most looking forward to, but I couldn't stand the unique smell of carp, and I couldn't eat the venison either. Other dishes such as tofu, tempura, and pickles were simple and delicious. Especially the breakfast was really delicious and I ate everything.

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川口勇治

4/5
It would have been even better if there was an open air. It was like warm seawater!!

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みゆみゆ

5/5
My husband and I used it during the Obon holidays. It is a member inn of the Japan Secret Hot Springs Preservation Association, so if you make a reservation from the association's website, you will receive a stamp in your stamp book.As for the location, it's amazing. As you drive all the way through the mountainous roads where cars can barely pass each other, you'll come across a sign that says it's the most beautiful village in Japan.After entering the village, I ran for a while and finally arrived.The building feels like home, but the inside is very well kept and clean. There are a lot of young employees, and it's very lively.The room was a 10 tatami Japanese style room, but it was perfect for two people. However, the sink was small and I had trouble putting things on it. Also, since I went in the summer, there was no problem, but there was no hot water. Since it only uses water, what will happen when it gets cold?There is no elevator, so you will need to take the stairs to go to the bathroom or to the dining hall.There is no open-air bath. The water is quite hot and clear. However, the hot water has a high salt concentration, so your body will remain warm for a long time after you get out of the bath. My eyes stung a little.You can enter until midnight.The meals are also locally produced for local consumption, with vegetables and rice from Oshika Village. Some of the vegetables were grown in Sanshiodate, and the meal was very delicious. I also had the precious mountain salt from Shio Jiji for the first time, and it was mellow, not sharp, and very delicious.The number of accommodations I would like to visit again has increased by one. Next time, I hope to be able to visit with my son who couldn't come with me this time.

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Katsuya Toda

5/5
I was surprised that it was actually in the mountains, but once I got inside, it was beautiful, the customer service was great, the salt hot springs, and luxurious meals made with local ingredients.It was a wonderful inn.

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山岳カメラマン山馬鹿人

5/5
Food, hot springs, great.There is no open-air bath, so this is what I want.

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110 DDS

3/5
Amenities such as cheap toothbrushes and no razors are not good! Also, the rice is too soft (although you may have a personal preference)❗Not at this service at this price! However, the hot water was good.

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森下昭寿

5/5
The hot water was strangely salty even though it was deep in the mountains, and it was refreshing and smooth.I stayed in a room called Mica, and the relaxing chair was comfortable.The food was delicious with a variety of dishes.

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Ruchimee U

4/5
When we arrived and entered the entrance, there was a lounge with a calm and reassuring atmosphere. I don't think it can be helped if various services have changed due to the coronavirus, but if you enter your room after 4pm and the futon is already laid out, it's a bit difficult to take a vacation, so if possible, prepare the futon during dinner. I'd rather get it. We had our own pace from the next day onwards, so I didn't mind him not coming to clean up the futon. However, having one mattress can hurt your back, so it might be nice to have the option of having two mattresses. All the staff were kind and made me feel comfortable.

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ツバメ

3/5
It has almost the same salinity as seawater, so it's pretty salty when you lick it, but it's a strange hot spring that doesn't taste bitter or harsh even when you drink it, because it doesn't have much magnesium.Because of the high salt concentration, your body will be so warm that you won't be able to stop sweating after taking a bath, but you will feel moderately tired and sleep well.There is only an indoor bath, and there is no open-air bath.In addition, the rice options included carp stew, deer carpaccio, salt-grilled rockfish, kudzu leaves, and zucchini tempura. Everything was simple and delicious.

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Hisashi Kataoka

5/5
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Room 4

Service 5

Location4