hinatabocco guesthouse
9.6
Exceptional(42 reviews)
Japan, 〒399-0428 Nagano, Kamiina District, Tatsuno, Inatomi, 6315 hinatabocco guesthouse
+81 80-6234-1369
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Hotel Description
Located in the scenic town of Tatsuno, Nagano, Japan, Hinatabocco Guesthouse offers a cozy and inviting stay in a beautiful, tranquil setting. The hotel’s address is 6315 Inatomi, Tatsuno, Kamiina District, Nagano 399-0428. The guesthouse is perfectly positioned, just a 10-minute drive to the famous Tatsuno Hotarudoyo Park, providing guests with a great opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the area. The hotel’s design is simple yet warm, reflecting the peaceful atmosphere of the surrounding countryside. Guests can easily access the property by walking just 4 minutes to the nearest train station, or a short drive from key transportation hubs like Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport. For those interested in exploring the local area, a variety of attractions are within reach, including the tranquil Lake Suwa, historical Narai-juku, and the famous Suwa Taisha Kamisha Honmiya shrine. The guesthouse is known for its exceptional service, with past guests praising the welcoming and attentive staff, who ensure that every stay is comfortable and memorable.
Hinatabocco Guesthouse features simple yet comfortable rooms that offer all the essential amenities for a relaxing stay. With three bedrooms and a well-equipped common area, guests can enjoy a comfortable environment ideal for families or groups. Each room is thoughtfully designed to create a cozy, peaceful ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. Additionally, the guesthouse is pet-friendly, allowing guests to bring their furry friends along for the trip.
Special amenities include free Wi-Fi throughout the guesthouse, a public internet workstation, bicycle rentals for exploring the area, and a convenience store on-site for guests' convenience. The guesthouse also offers parking, baggage storage, and easy access to local transportation options. Please note that there are no pools or fitness facilities on the premises.
For dining, guests can enjoy various nearby restaurants, including VEGA (Italian), Matsukubo (Syokudo & Teishoku), and NOSOTTO, all within a short taxi ride from the guesthouse. Visitors will also find excellent nearby sights like the Takatō Castle Ruins and Takato Joshi Park, which are especially popular during cherry blossom season. The Hinatabocco Guesthouse is a perfect base for exploring this charming area of Nagano, offering a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere while providing easy access to local attractions and amenities.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in Tatsuno, Nagano, near Tatsuno Hotarudoyo Park
2. Pet-friendly accommodation with options for dogs and cats
3. Complimentary Wi-Fi and internet workstation in public areas
4. Bicycle rental available for guests to explore the area
5. Near key transportation hubs, including Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
6. Convenient proximity to Lake Suwa, Narai-juku, and Suwa Taisha Kamisha Honmiya
7. Walkable distance to the nearest train station and several bus stops
8. No fitness center, but plenty of nearby outdoor activities
9. Variety of nearby dining options including Italian and Syokudo restaurants
10. Health and safety measures include enhanced cleaning practices
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Lake Suwa
31 min
Narai-juku46 min
Suwa Taisha Kamisha Honmiya30 min
Takatō Castle Ruins32 min
Takato Joshi Park31 min
Nearest locations
VEGA
3 min
Matsukubo3 min
かめや食堂3 min
そば処 素香庵4 min
Farmer's Kitchen 雪･月･花5 min
Casual Restaurant Yang7 min
Bun Bun Cafe7 min
Bistro Nayuta9 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 12:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 38 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
$53
$59
$59
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Location
Japan, 〒399-0428 Nagano, Kamiina District, Tatsuno, Inatomi, 6315 hinatabocco guesthouse
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 38 min
Transit: 1 hr 30 min
Transit:
Sawa Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 31 min
Ina-Shimmachi Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 28 min
Tatsuno Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 1 min
Miyaki Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 44 min
Haba Station
Walking: 4 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Pets
Pet-friendly
Dogs allowed
Cats allowed
Parking & transportation
Parking
Services
Baggage storage
Convenience store
Languages spoken
English
Japanese
Accessibility
Not accessible
Policies & payments
No credit cards
Cash
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Public internet workstation
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Refrigerator
Microwave
Reviews
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8.4
9 reviews
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5
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Mizellow
5/5
The Hinatabocco Guesthouse gives us an extremely good and warming welcome!Shin, Kei, Machiro, and all the housemates are very friendly and funny!We had a great experience even though it was only one night.I look forward to coming here again for my next trip to Japan!Théo
大鏡
1/5
While renovating an old house that is over 100 years old, we operate a camp car and subscription lodging facility. The website has pictures of beautiful interiors, but the bathroom and foot mat that are not shown are full of mold, and the bathtub has been painted, so the paint has peeled off from the mold and has turned brown over a wide area. It's a place you don't have to worry about using. Also! The trash in the communal area remained full, and although we stayed there for two nights, it was never cleaned up, and my wife and I couldn't understand the sanitary principles of the owner and staff.
柳駿斗
4/5
I stayed for one night and two days on Saturday and Sunday. We experienced DIY and working in a farm, but especially in DIY, we had the experience of renovating a room, such as adding curtains and painting the walls of a room, which can only be experienced in an old folk house. The owner is friendly and easy to talk to. The potatoes grilled over charcoal in aluminum foil were delicious.By the way, the Minowa Onsen Nagata no Yu, which is located around the old folk house, is spacious inside and especially comfortable as there is a hot spring outside and a space to relax. Please give it a try.
小林柚奈
4/5
I stayed there for one night and two days as a volunteer.As for volunteer activities, I helped with DIY at an old folk house and farm work.I have always been interested in the old folk house restoration project, and it was really fun to see what the old folk houses looked like while they were being renovated, and to think about what kind of facility I would turn them into while actually doing some DIY. I helped with farm work by preparing the fields owned by the share house and helping with the harvest of vegetables. After the work, we prepared a meal using the vegetables we had harvested, and we were amazed at how delicious it was.The residents of the share house are all kind and friendly, making it a nice and comfortable place. I could see the fields and trains passing by on the tracks, and the quiet and relaxing time was very appealing.It's located in a place in Nagano that isn't often visited by tourists, so I think I was able to get a real sense of rural life. I was very happy to learn that Nagano is a quiet and beautiful place with a lot of nature.I have a strong interest in regional revitalization, so it was great to be able to actually be involved in the restoration of old folk houses and experience the charm of the region. I had an experience that can only be found here, and it became a memory that will last a lifetime.However, I felt that there was a mismatch in needs, as the owner's business was very personal and we were unable to receive feedback related to regional revitalization.
鶴岡心
5/5
I participated from Tokyo as a volunteer intern twice for 2 nights and 3 days.When I went there, I had the opportunity to spend some valuable time doing things that I would never do on a daily basis, such as DIY in an old folk house and harvesting vegetables.The residents of the share house and the volunteers are all wonderful and unique people, and I, as a high school student, was able to enjoy my time here.It was a wonderful place that I would want to go to again and again.
もも
4/5
It was a very rare and interesting opportunity for us as we were doing some DIY work on our own house and storehouse, and we were able to work together and experience working in the fields, both of which were things I wanted to do! It was a fulfilling time as I was able to talk about various things over meals with the people from the share house.
Harne
5/5
I stayed for two nights and three days, and the residents were kind and it was a very enjoyable stay.
yuyu
5/5
I stopped by for half a day to take a tour.The field is filled with a wide variety of pesticide-free vegetables. I thought how rich and luxurious it would be to live a life eating vegetables grown with our own hands.The interior was mostly DIY, and it was a wonderful space where the owner's taste shined through.The residents spoke to me in a friendly manner, and I thought it would be fun to spend time in this community. It is a place where time seems to flow slowly.
K Dhillon
5/5
Taki-san's share house and farm provided the perfect sense of home I needed while I was traveling in Japan. He and his lovely housemates were so friendly and accommodating, I immediately felt welcomed and accepted. And that was in spite of the language barrier! I feel like the place has a lot of potential for attracting more short-term accommodation seekers and tourists, however, currently it has more of a home vibe than that of a guesthouse. But that was exactly what I was looking for, so it wasn't an issue for me. I think if he wants to take Hinatabocco in more of a guesthouse direction rather than primarily a long-term housing collective or share house, certain things could be more standardized, such as designating specific bedrooms for short term guests and establishing a few more boundaries within the house so guests don't feel like they are invading the privacy or personal space of the long term residents. That said, I personally wouldn't have changed anything for my own stay there, so it's really up to Taki-san in terms of the direction he would like to take the house. Overall, I'm so happy to have made friends with Taki and his housemates, and I look forward to seeing everyone again when I return to Japan!