Japanese style hotel Komaō.
7.8
Very Good(60 reviews)
Japan, 〒399-6101 Nagano, Kiso District, Kiso, Hiyoshi, 4898-37 旅館駒王 内
+81 264-23-7201
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Hotel Description
Komaō Japanese Style Hotel
Nestled in the serene surroundings of Nagano Prefecture, the Japanese Style Hotel Komaō offers a tranquil escape for travelers seeking both relaxation and cultural immersion. Located at 4898-37 Hiyoshi, Kiso, this understated hotel is just 2 km from Harano train station, making it easily accessible for guests arriving via public transport. The hotel is enveloped by lush greenery, providing a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Nature lovers will appreciate its proximity to Kisokoma Forest Park, situated only 1 km away, where visitors can enjoy fishing and stunning natural scenery. For those interested in history, the Fukushima Sekisho Museum, located 6 km from the hotel, showcases local exhibits that narrate the region's rich heritage.
The hotel features a selection of comfortable rooms designed to evoke traditional Japanese aesthetics. Guests can choose from casual accommodations equipped with modern amenities such as high-speed internet, flat-screen televisions, and shared bathrooms, along with essential conveniences like mini-fridges and tea-making facilities. All rooms are adorned with tatami floors and feature futons and short-legged tables, creating a welcoming atmosphere that invites relaxation. Upgraded room options provide en suite facilities for added privacy and comfort.
Komaō is dedicated to enhancing the guest experience with a variety of amenities. The hotel boasts a cozy restaurant serving authentic Japanese cuisine, offering a delightful dining experience. A communal bathhouse is available for guests to unwind after a day of exploration, providing a unique opportunity to indulge in traditional bathing rituals. The hotel also features a lounge area, a garden, and meeting spaces, catering to both leisure and business travelers alike. Complimentary parking is provided for guests with vehicles, and breakfast is available for an additional fee, allowing guests to start their day off right.
Accessibility is a strong point for Komaō, with convenient public transport options nearby. For those flying in, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is approximately 58 minutes away by taxi and 3 hours and 8 minutes via public transit. Miyanokoshi Station is just 6 minutes away by taxi, while Harano Station is a mere 5-minute taxi ride, offering easy connections to further destinations. Guests can also reach various local attractions by walking, with several sites only a short stroll away.
Health and safety are paramount at Komaō, with comprehensive measures in place to ensure guests' well-being during their stay. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols and regularly sanitizes all common areas to maintain a safe environment.
Komaō is ideally situated near a wealth of activities and experiences. Guests can venture to nearby Mount Kisokoma, a stunning 2,956-meter peak popular for its climbing opportunities and breathtaking views, located approximately 39 minutes from the hotel. The Senjōjiki Cirque, a glacial landform renowned for its jagged edges and wildflowers, is accessible via a scenic cable car ride about 1 hour and 10 minutes away. Travelers can also explore Narai-juku, an Edo-period hamlet rich in history and culture, which is just a 22-minute journey from Komaō. For the more adventurous, Mount Hōken offers a challenging climb that attracts mountaineering enthusiasts, located 1 hour and 10 minutes from the hotel. Meanwhile, Fukushima-juku features traditional wooden buildings lining a historic street, just 10 minutes away, providing a glimpse into the area's past.
For dining, guests will find several delightful restaurants within close proximity. From authentic Japanese fare to international cuisine, the surrounding area is home to various dining options that cater to diverse palates. Whether savoring local delicacies or enjoying a comforting meal, visitors are sure to find something to please their taste buds.
In conclusion, the Japanese Style Hotel Komaō invites you to experience its unique blend of comfort, culture, and natural beauty. With its welcoming atmosphere, exceptional amenities, and convenient location, Komaō is the perfect destination for your next getaway, promising unforgettable memories in the heart of Japan.
The hotel features a selection of comfortable rooms designed to evoke traditional Japanese aesthetics. Guests can choose from casual accommodations equipped with modern amenities such as high-speed internet, flat-screen televisions, and shared bathrooms, along with essential conveniences like mini-fridges and tea-making facilities. All rooms are adorned with tatami floors and feature futons and short-legged tables, creating a welcoming atmosphere that invites relaxation. Upgraded room options provide en suite facilities for added privacy and comfort.
Komaō is dedicated to enhancing the guest experience with a variety of amenities. The hotel boasts a cozy restaurant serving authentic Japanese cuisine, offering a delightful dining experience. A communal bathhouse is available for guests to unwind after a day of exploration, providing a unique opportunity to indulge in traditional bathing rituals. The hotel also features a lounge area, a garden, and meeting spaces, catering to both leisure and business travelers alike. Complimentary parking is provided for guests with vehicles, and breakfast is available for an additional fee, allowing guests to start their day off right.
Accessibility is a strong point for Komaō, with convenient public transport options nearby. For those flying in, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is approximately 58 minutes away by taxi and 3 hours and 8 minutes via public transit. Miyanokoshi Station is just 6 minutes away by taxi, while Harano Station is a mere 5-minute taxi ride, offering easy connections to further destinations. Guests can also reach various local attractions by walking, with several sites only a short stroll away.
Health and safety are paramount at Komaō, with comprehensive measures in place to ensure guests' well-being during their stay. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols and regularly sanitizes all common areas to maintain a safe environment.
Komaō is ideally situated near a wealth of activities and experiences. Guests can venture to nearby Mount Kisokoma, a stunning 2,956-meter peak popular for its climbing opportunities and breathtaking views, located approximately 39 minutes from the hotel. The Senjōjiki Cirque, a glacial landform renowned for its jagged edges and wildflowers, is accessible via a scenic cable car ride about 1 hour and 10 minutes away. Travelers can also explore Narai-juku, an Edo-period hamlet rich in history and culture, which is just a 22-minute journey from Komaō. For the more adventurous, Mount Hōken offers a challenging climb that attracts mountaineering enthusiasts, located 1 hour and 10 minutes from the hotel. Meanwhile, Fukushima-juku features traditional wooden buildings lining a historic street, just 10 minutes away, providing a glimpse into the area's past.
For dining, guests will find several delightful restaurants within close proximity. From authentic Japanese fare to international cuisine, the surrounding area is home to various dining options that cater to diverse palates. Whether savoring local delicacies or enjoying a comforting meal, visitors are sure to find something to please their taste buds.
In conclusion, the Japanese Style Hotel Komaō invites you to experience its unique blend of comfort, culture, and natural beauty. With its welcoming atmosphere, exceptional amenities, and convenient location, Komaō is the perfect destination for your next getaway, promising unforgettable memories in the heart of Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Traditional Japanese tatami floor rooms with futons
2. Serene surroundings with lush green landscapes
3. Authentic Japanese restaurant serving local cuisine
4. Communal bathhouse for relaxing experiences
5. Convenient access to nearby public transport options
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Kisokoma
39 min
Senjōjiki Cirque1 hr 10 min
Narai-juku22 min
Mount Hōken1 hr 10 min
Fukushima-juku10 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 58 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒399-6101 Nagano, Kiso District, Kiso, Hiyoshi, 4898-37 旅館駒王 内
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 58 min
Transit: 3 hr 8 min
Transit:
木曽整骨院
Walking: 12 min
Miyanokoshi Station
Taxi: 6 min
Walking: 1 hr
Harano Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 22 min
ブンカコウエンイリグチ
Walking: 14 min
Komami
Walking: 14 min
Nearby locations
6.6
Good Location
Set 2 km from Harano train station, this understated hotel surrounded by trees is 1 km from fishing at Kisokoma Forest Park and 6 km from local history exhibits at the Fukushima Sekisho Museum.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Public bath
Public bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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Anne
3/5
I made a reservation because I was drawn to the reasonable room rate even though it was a Saturday. It's not that far from the national highway, so it's an easy location for sightseeing. The building attached to the cultural hall looks old and has the feel of a hospital. Since it has a large room, it is often used for club training camps.I got a room with a bathroom, so there was no problem. The door does not lock automatically, so be careful not to forget to lock it. There's plenty of space to take off your shoes inside, so it doesn't feel cramped. There was free Wi-Fi, but it was too weak in the rooms at the end of the room so I couldn't access it.There are three surprising points. When I opened the electric kettle to boil water, there was still unused water in the pot. I threw it away, filled it with new tap water to the maximum, boiled it to sterilize it, threw it away, and was finally able to boil mineral water. Bath and toilet detergent was placed on top of the toilet's water tank, mixed in with the body soap and conditioner-in-shampoo. It's a sight you don't see very often. I didn't have to worry about laying the futon myself, but there was an image on the wall with instructions on how to fold it. It really looks like a training camp, which is interesting.Dinner was timed starting every 30 minutes. After taking a seat and ordering a drink, a bowl of rice and miso soup are served. It doesn't seem to be an atmosphere where you can enjoy a leisurely meal, especially since it doesn't seem like the order of the food is taken into account even if you're a drinker. I wasn't able to take a photo of the important meat, but there was a fair amount of it. I think the taste was good too. However, it felt like a restaurant, so it was difficult to stay there for long.The one-night, two-board accommodation rate is cheap, but it's not a hot spring and it definitely feels like a training camp, so people who aren't visiting for mountain climbing may be a little surprised.Everyone who served us was very kind, so the imbalance was strange.
Kenichi Shimizu
4/5
I used it at summer camp.This accommodation is located deep in Mt. Kiso.There is a large music hall next door, which is convenient, but the air conditioning in many of the halls is not working, so it can get quite hot in the summer.I heard that air conditioning costs are quite high, so I thought it would be important to check the budget for incidental equipment costs when holding a training camp or the like.The lawn outside the dormitory is wide and very beautiful, with a wonderful gradation with the mountain range.There's a drug store near the facility and a 7-Eleven a few minutes away by car, so I think you can get most of what you need there if something happens.The bath amenities ``shampoo and body soap'' are old-fashioned and refreshing, so I recommend bringing the ones you always use.
井上正明
3/5
Every year in May or June, it is used as the venue for the general meeting of the Kiso Yoshinaka Historical Society. Spend two fulfilling days talking about history and sharing drinks with like-minded friends. In the mountains of Kisokoma, where the lingering snow still remains, I breathe in the ozone to my heart's content and look at the clear stream of melted snow flowing through my garden, which is very relaxing. The accommodation rates are reasonable, and although it's not a hot spring, the bathtub, which is open 24 hours a day, is well maintained and relaxing. The meals are not luxurious, but you can feel the care taken, and the breakfast is prepared with a variety of ingredients. The free coffee is also very delicious. This is a facility that can be enjoyed throughout the year. There is a golf course next door, and if you go down to the national highway, the roadside station is also nearby, so you can get souvenirs in time. Considering cost performance, 4.7 stars?I visited for the first time in three years now that the coronavirus has weakened, and I had a party with friends for the first time in a while. I forgot to take a photo, and it tasted better if I held out my chopsticks for a while! ️When I asked the locals, they told me that the chef had changed. It's ridiculous and very welcome. However, when I entered the room after the banquet, I found that the futon that was supposed to be laid out was not there!? When I looked at the wall, there was a sign showing how to lay and fold a futon. Is it self⁉️It became like a youth hostel⁉️⁉️⁉️In June 2020, I visited for the first time in a year. When I checked in at the front desk and asked for the futon, I was told that it was self-service. When I entered the room, feeling tired, I found that the huge poster of how to raise and lower the futon had disappeared.A small note had instructions on how to lay out the futon. Yes, it had changed to a semi-selfie.Considering the various circumstances, I can't help but think that there is nothing we can do about it. But it's still a hassle.
Yasuo Shibusawa
4/5
This is a cost-effective accommodation facility, and you can also hold meetings in the adjacent hall! 240622
松原一美
4/5
The room was clean, the food was delicious, and the service was excellent. This is the best inn for sightseeing in Kiso by car. Surrounded by refreshing greenery, you can relax in the bath and go sightseeing in Kiso tomorrow. Please enjoy Mt. Komagatake at sunrise and Mt. Ontake at sunset ＼(^o^)／(^o ^)^_^♥
Wish Ei
4/5
Every year, I go to Kisokoma Plateau with three families of children, but my own mountain hut doesn't have enough space, so I rely on Komao to take care of one family's needs. It's a good idea to stay in Kisokoma during the summer at a very low price, but the timing of reservations is difficult. The facilities aren't as perfect as a hotel, it's more like a training camp, but you'll be lucky if you can reserve a room with a bathroom. Considering the cost burden, you may want to choose this option.
BISUKE SAN
3/5
I used it for the first time in three years, and it seems like the system has changed quite a bit.The food was very delicious.The facility itself is old, so you can't expect much from the rooms, but the usage fee is cheap, so it's a compromise. However, the inn will not be able to provide self-service futon bedding, which is a measure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, nor will the inn be able to order instructions on how to fold the futon after use. I have used many cheap hotels, but this was my first experience.Also, even though it's night, the lights in the hallways and toilets aren't on, so you have to turn them on yourself when you use them, but it's hard to know where the switch is, so this needs to be improved.Also, since this is the age of the Internet, I would like to be able to use Wi-Fi. I was told that there are LAN cables for PCs, but I don't think there are many guests who bring their own computers with them.