懐石料理の宿 たてしな藍
8.6
Excellent(229 reviews)
5522 Kitayama, Chino, Nagano 391-0301, Japan
+81 266-67-5030
+2
Hotel Description
Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn
Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn, located at 5522 Kitayama, Chino, Nagano 391-0301, Japan, offers a serene retreat nestled in the heart of the picturesque Japanese Alps. Situated just off Route 299, the hotel is surrounded by lush forests and mountains, creating an ideal setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this traditional hot spring hotel, which is conveniently located just 3 km from the Barakura English Garden and 14 km from Mount Tateshina, making it a perfect base for exploring the area. The hotel’s design combines elements of classic Japanese style with modern touches, providing a tranquil, luxurious atmosphere that invites guests to unwind. Its rustic charm and dedication to Japanese traditions make it an exceptional place for those seeking both relaxation and cultural immersion.
The hotel’s rooms are designed to maximize comfort and relaxation, offering a range of accommodations that include traditional Japanese rooms equipped with tatami mats, futons, shoji screen doors, and chabudai dining tables. Some rooms feature private hot spring pools on spacious porches, giving guests the ultimate in privacy and relaxation. All rooms come with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, and the sleek, minimalistic design ensures a calm and cozy environment. Whether staying in a traditional room or an upgraded suite, guests can expect a peaceful and restful experience.
Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn offers a variety of amenities to ensure a pleasant stay. Guests can enjoy a traditional banquet hall, a restaurant with stunning forest views, and a lobby bar with terrace seating. The hotel is well-equipped to cater to various needs, with facilities such as wheelchair rentals and a gift shop. There are also gender-segregated communal baths that include both indoor and outdoor natural hot spring pools, offering a chance to experience the therapeutic benefits of Japan’s famous onsens. Private hot spring pools are available for those who seek more seclusion. The hotel also offers complimentary parking and serves both breakfast and dinner, ensuring guests have a complete and satisfying experience. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the surrounding area is perfect for hiking, with nearby lakes and mountains to explore.
Accessibility to Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn is convenient, with several public transportation options nearby. The hotel is located just a 10-minute walk from Tetsuzan and 5 minutes from Tateshina Village. For those flying in, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is a 57-minute taxi ride away or about 2 hours by public transit.
Health and safety measures are a priority at the hotel, ensuring that guests enjoy a worry-free stay. The hotel’s commitment to safety and well-being is evident in its meticulous hygiene practices and comprehensive safety protocols.
For guests seeking adventure, there are plenty of nearby attractions to explore, including the picturesque Mishakaike Pond, just 10 minutes away, and Tateshina Lake, only 11 minutes from the hotel. The famous Mount Tateshina is 17 minutes away and offers hiking opportunities, while Mount Aka, located 30 minutes away, provides stunning views of Mount Fuji on a clear day. The hotel’s proximity to these attractions makes it an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant that serves delicious traditional Japanese cuisine, and guests can also explore nearby dining options. Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn promises a welcoming atmosphere, a rich cultural experience, and an unforgettable stay in one of Japan’s most beautiful regions.
The hotel’s rooms are designed to maximize comfort and relaxation, offering a range of accommodations that include traditional Japanese rooms equipped with tatami mats, futons, shoji screen doors, and chabudai dining tables. Some rooms feature private hot spring pools on spacious porches, giving guests the ultimate in privacy and relaxation. All rooms come with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, and the sleek, minimalistic design ensures a calm and cozy environment. Whether staying in a traditional room or an upgraded suite, guests can expect a peaceful and restful experience.
Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn offers a variety of amenities to ensure a pleasant stay. Guests can enjoy a traditional banquet hall, a restaurant with stunning forest views, and a lobby bar with terrace seating. The hotel is well-equipped to cater to various needs, with facilities such as wheelchair rentals and a gift shop. There are also gender-segregated communal baths that include both indoor and outdoor natural hot spring pools, offering a chance to experience the therapeutic benefits of Japan’s famous onsens. Private hot spring pools are available for those who seek more seclusion. The hotel also offers complimentary parking and serves both breakfast and dinner, ensuring guests have a complete and satisfying experience. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the surrounding area is perfect for hiking, with nearby lakes and mountains to explore.
Accessibility to Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn is convenient, with several public transportation options nearby. The hotel is located just a 10-minute walk from Tetsuzan and 5 minutes from Tateshina Village. For those flying in, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is a 57-minute taxi ride away or about 2 hours by public transit.
Health and safety measures are a priority at the hotel, ensuring that guests enjoy a worry-free stay. The hotel’s commitment to safety and well-being is evident in its meticulous hygiene practices and comprehensive safety protocols.
For guests seeking adventure, there are plenty of nearby attractions to explore, including the picturesque Mishakaike Pond, just 10 minutes away, and Tateshina Lake, only 11 minutes from the hotel. The famous Mount Tateshina is 17 minutes away and offers hiking opportunities, while Mount Aka, located 30 minutes away, provides stunning views of Mount Fuji on a clear day. The hotel’s proximity to these attractions makes it an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant that serves delicious traditional Japanese cuisine, and guests can also explore nearby dining options. Tateshina Ai Japanese Cuisine Inn promises a welcoming atmosphere, a rich cultural experience, and an unforgettable stay in one of Japan’s most beautiful regions.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 10-minute drive to Mishakaike Pond, known for its serene, mirror-like waters
2. Guests praised the hotel for its exceptional customer service and warm hospitality
3. Private hot spring pools available for guests seeking a more secluded experience
4. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami mats, futons, and chabudai dining tables
5. Complimentary breakfast and dinner served in a forest-view restaurant
6. Proximity to famous natural attractions like Mount Tateshina and Shirakaba Lake
7. Gender-segregated communal baths with both indoor and outdoor hot spring pools
8. Convenient access to nearby public transport options, including walking distance to local attractions
9. Well-equipped facilities including banquet hall, gift shop, and wheelchair rental
10. Comprehensive health and safety measures ensuring guest well-being
8.8 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Mishakaike Pond
10 min
Tateshina Lake11 min
Shirakaba Lake20 min
Mount Tateshina17 min
Mount Aka30 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:30 |
| Location rating | 8.8 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 57 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
5522 Kitayama, Chino, Nagano 391-0301, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 57 min
Transit: 2 hr 4 min
Transit:
Takimidaira
Walking: 2 min
Tetsuzan
Walking: 10 min
Yokoyakyo
Walking: 7 min
Tateshina Village
Walking: 5 min
Nearby locations
8.8
Excellent Location
Set in a mountainous region off route 299, and surrounded by forest, this traditional hot spring hotel is 3 km from Barakura English Garden and 14 km from Mount Tateshina.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Services
Gift shop
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Table service
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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take4 N-
4/5
I had a relaxing time in a calm atmosphere. The unmanicured garden that can be seen from the guest room bath gives you peace of mind. I'm happy to eat local raw vegetables, but I think pumpkin should be cooked warm.
優香
5/5
During summer vacation 🌻, I visited for a kaiseki lunch and a bath 🛀 on my way back from sightseeing in Tateshina ♪We had lunch in a small private room.The appetizers, sashimi, soup, soba buns, grilled Hida beef, tempura🍤, meals, pickled vegetables, and desserts all have very sophisticated tastes, just like a high-class kaiseki meal in Kyoto. , it tasted great 👍In addition, many of the ingredients were locally sourced, fresh and simple, such as Alpine salmon and highland vegetables🥦🥬, making it a healthy dish.Of course, the customer service and explanation of the food were perfect♪The bath was a private open-air bath, and it was very pleasant to take a bath while feeling close to the beautiful nature of Tateshina 🐦⬛ ☆My body was tired from the long trip 😓 and it really healed my soul 😋No matter when you visit, it's an inn that's full of hospitality and makes you feel happy, so next time, I'd definitely like to stay there as well.Thank you for the delicious food♪
Hana Hana
2/5
It was my first time staying there.A lot of things happened during my stay, so I will write about them for future assignments.The room was on the second floor with an open-air bath.The open-air bath and wash basin were located far apart, making it a bit difficult to use, but the bath was very nice.During the meal, there were small insects walking on the dishes.I asked the waiter to replace it. The inn is located in a place with a lot of nature, so I don't really care about this.The waiter's mask seemed to be too big and would easily slip off, so he had to touch the part of the mask that would cover his mouth the entire time.In that case, it's better not to have a mask.After touching the mask, they were arranging the plates, which really bothered me.The meal started at 18:30, but even after 20:30, the food still hadn't arrived.Since I wanted to go see the light-up until 9:00 pm, I asked quickly and was able to finish my meal by 8:45 pm.I thought I had plenty of time... but it's taking too long to eat.The waiter told me that the light-up had been extended, so I thanked him and headed to the lounge.10 minutes after arriving, while I was having a glass of wine, the illuminations suddenly disappeared and I was told that it would close at 9pm.Huh? Couldn't you extend it? I was surprised...Afterwards, when I returned to my room, water and a midnight snack had been left for me, but I was surprised because at the initial explanation, I had heard that this was a bed room, so staff would not be allowed in the room during dinner. did. I unknowingly left my valuables behind.The next day, at breakfast, I found lipstick still on my apple juice cup.Like yesterday, I felt like I was complaining again, so I wiped it with a towel and put up with it.Due to a number of small issues, the stay I was looking forward to ended up being quite disappointing.The people at the inn welcome guests every day, and this may be their daily routine, but the customers go out of their way to relieve their daily fatigue and enjoy the extraordinary experience of spending time at the inn.It's just a small thing, but please improve it.I look forward to the future.
食道楽
3/5
I felt like the reviews were a little biased.The service wasn't bad though.The hot springs are a transportation/circulation system, so it's quite sticky, and the scenery isn't particularly great, so I can't say it's good.I chose the most expensive option for the food, but it felt like the food was cooked without any purpose or purpose, so I think it would be better to just have the regular course. There have been good reviews in the past, so I wonder if the head chef has changed. It will be difficult to get a hot spring because of the location and facilities, but the food. .As stated in a contribution from ``Private Onsen Dotcom'' on the official website, ``With a price range of 20,000 to 30,000 yen, it is a service that is sufficient for rich people who own a villa in the neighborhood and stay there instead because their villa smells like mold on the first day.'' When I visited, I got the impression that the hotel had raised its prices to take advantage of the coronavirus and inbound tourists, and the quality of the accommodations had not kept up.
shige moti
2/5
2024/06 7th revisitThe quality of food is decliningI don't think I'll visit again (^^;)Teriyaki river trout - I think it's too ordinaryAssorted highland vegetables. It's a kaiseki meal, so let's get to work.The carrot and screw plums cooked together have the texture of frozen ones, but is that the technique used?Dessert: How about a frozen cake?Breakfast soup stock is a little too sweet
にゃーにゃーにゃんこちゃん
3/5
Thank you for your help during Obon.Climb the stone stairs from the parking lot to the entrance of the inn.It's a small inn, and the only space other than the room is large enough to relax on the sofa in the lobby.I think it depends on the room, but there is no elevator in the building, so if you are worried about your legs, it is better to avoid the upper floors and make a reservation.My plan was to rest on a futon, but the bottom and four sides of the futon are missing, so I would like to get another mattress.There are Samue and Yukata in the room, so you can choose whichever you like.Men's and women's baths are switched before and after dinner.Before dinner, we were served Tokoroten after taking a bath.Also, barley tea was served throughout the day and it was very delicious.The food was made with local ingredients in mind.I thought it was too much for us, who are mostly adults, and it was a bit too salty for me, a Kanto person.Breakfast was a Japanese set meal, and after dinner we had coffee in the lobby.I think this is a hotel that will satisfy those who want courteous service.However, for someone like me who likes resort hotels, I felt it was expensive.
grade 9
5/5
I used a room called Minazuki.This room has an open-air bath.I used Furunavi Travel, a hometown tax payment service, and it was 85,800 points for two people.The food was delicious, the room was comfortable, the service was just right, and it was a very cozy inn.The large communal bath was average, so I recommend a room with an open-air bath.
K M
5/5
Relax in the open-air bath in your room.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5