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I stayed here when my family first visited Togakushi in Nagano.It wasn't snowing, but it was November, so it was bitterly cold in the mornings and evenings, but the room and common room were warm and comfortable. The bath made of wood and stone (which apparently has a special effect) was especially pleasant, and I had very fond memories of the starry sky after taking a bath and wearing thick clothes.The dinner and breakfast prepared by the host were also very delicious, with deep, nutritious flavors made from local ingredients.My son was able to talk to me in a friendly manner, and I was able to have a relaxing time.I would like to stop by again when I go to Togakushi.Togakushi

I stayed here while skiing during the February holidays. It is run by a husband and wife, but they are friendly and willing to talk to you, so families can stay here with peace of mind. My 3-year-old loved the mezzanine loft in the new building, which can be accessed via a ladder. There is no washlet, so it would be good to have a mobile washlet. The water in the bath is hot so you have to get used to it.As of February 2024, if you call, you can get discounts for ski resort lift tickets for guests.Overall, the food was delicious and plentiful, and the drinks were reasonable, so I was satisfied. The ski resort is a 5-10 minute drive away.

We stayed in early May.Since it was my first trip to Togakushi, I decided to walk from Chusha to my accommodation. Ignoring the route shown by Google Maps, I continued my way through the forest, taking detours, and arrived in about 40 minutes. A quiet inn nestled in the forest◎The stairs leading up to the entrance were in disrepair and looked like they were about to collapse at any moment, but I was able to climb them. When you enter the front door, you can smell the nostalgic smell of old wood.When you ring the bell at the reception desk, an old man will come and give you a brief explanation of the reception area, the accommodation, and bath times.Mountain magazines such as ``Mountains and Valleys'' were lined up in the entrance and common room. Some quite old ones too.The room had two beds at the end. I was told that stink bugs would appear, but none appeared. There was no hot water coming out of the faucet, and the water was from the mountains, so it was very cold, but delicious. There is no hair dryer in the room, and the amenities are simple: towels and toothpaste. I was happy that there were sweets and tea on the table.One thing that bothered me was that there was a continuous sound of machinery (gurgling) coming from outside the room. It might have been a room in the back with a boiler room next door, but some people might be so bothered by it that they wouldn't be able to sleep.The bath was larger than I expected, and although it wasn't a hot spring, it felt very comfortable.Both dinner and breakfast have a large amount and variety and are all delicious. It was fun to see the food come out one after another like a course meal. The woman who brought us the food gave us some information about Togakushi, which helped us plan our route the next day.In one word, it's a "mountain inn full of humanity." I can't say that the facilities are comfortable, but the service and cleaning are good, and I feel like it's a good inn.

The food was delicious and there was a wide variety of items, so I was really satisfied!However, I need the internet for work, but there was no wifi and the signal was good at 1, so that was the only inconvenience. The couple who lived at the hotel were kind and I was satisfied, so I would like to go again.