安曇野山荘せきえい
7.2
Very Good(27 reviews)
8170-2 Hotakaariake, Azumino, Nagano 399-8301, Japan
+81 263-83-4945
+5
Hotel Description
Azumino Sanso Seki-ei
Azumino Sanso Seki-ei is a serene hot spring inn located in the picturesque town of Azumino, Nagano, Japan. Nestled amidst lush greenery, this tranquil retreat is an ideal getaway for those seeking a peaceful, nature-filled environment with easy access to both cultural and outdoor experiences. The hotel is situated just 4 minutes' walk from the Azumino Art Hills Museum, offering guests a chance to explore local art exhibits in a relaxed setting. It is also within a 13-minute walk from the renowned Azumino Shakunage Hot Spring, where visitors can unwind in therapeutic hot spring baths. For those who wish to venture further, Hakuyachō train station is located approximately 6 km away, providing easy access to surrounding areas. The hotel is designed in a traditional Japanese style, incorporating tatami floors and simple yet comfortable furnishings, including futons and chabudai dining tables, which provide an authentic Japanese experience. The ambiance is relaxed and calming, making it perfect for a peaceful retreat or a restorative vacation. The rooms are equipped with modern conveniences like minifridges and flat-screen TVs, while bathrooms are either shared or en suite, ensuring comfort and privacy for all guests. The hotel also boasts a cozy guest living room, ideal for relaxation after a day of sightseeing, as well as a dining area where guests can indulge in traditional kaiseki cuisine, showcasing seasonal flavors. In addition, there is a public bathhouse available for guests to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of the hot spring water. For those who need to stay connected, Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Azumino Sanso Seki-ei offers a variety of amenities to make each stay comfortable, including banquet facilities, parking, and transportation services. It is also conveniently located near public transportation options, such as Hakuyachō and Hotaka Stations, with taxi rides taking just minutes. For those traveling by air, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is about a 42-minute taxi ride away, and Toyama Airport is about 2 hours and 55 minutes away by taxi. Health and safety measures are a top priority at Azumino Sanso Seki-ei, ensuring that guests can enjoy a safe and secure environment throughout their stay. The hotel is committed to providing a high standard of service, prioritizing cleanliness, and offering a variety of health and safety measures for peace of mind. Guests can enjoy a range of activities and experiences in the area, including visiting local landmarks such as Matsumoto-jō Castle, Daio Wasabi Farm, and the Alps Azumino National Government Park. For outdoor enthusiasts, nearby mountains like Mount Yari and Mount Hotaka offer a wide range of hiking and trekking opportunities, each providing stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. The hotel is also within a short distance of a variety of dining options, ensuring that guests have a wide range of culinary experiences to choose from during their stay. With its combination of modern amenities, traditional Japanese style, and beautiful natural surroundings, Azumino Sanso Seki-ei is the perfect place for those seeking a peaceful escape in one of Japan's most beautiful regions. We invite you to experience the tranquility and charm of this unique hot spring inn during your next visit to Azumino.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Tatami floor rooms offering a traditional Japanese atmosphere
2. Close proximity to Azumino Art Hills Museum for art enthusiasts
3. Shared and en suite bathrooms for comfort and convenience
4. Cozy guest living room for relaxation after sightseeing
5. Delicious kaiseki cuisine served in a relaxed dining area
6. Public bathhouse available to enjoy therapeutic hot spring water
7. Convenient Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel
8. Banquet facilities available for events and gatherings
9. Easy access to public transport options like Hakuyachō and Hotaka Stations
10. Located near famous landmarks such as Matsumoto-jō Castle and Daio Wasabi Farm
8.6 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Matsumoto-jō Castle
33 min
Daio Wasabi Farm15 min
Alps Azumino National Government Park (Horigane, Hotaka)8 min
Mount Yari2 hr 14 min
Mount Hotaka2 hr 4 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 8.6 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 42 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
$129
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Location
8170-2 Hotakaariake, Azumino, Nagano 399-8301, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 42 min
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 55 min
Transit:
Hakuyachō Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 15 min
Azumi-Oiwake Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr 15 min
Ariake Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 9 min
Hotaka Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr
Nearby locations
8.6
Excellent Location
Amid trees, this low-key hot spring inn is 4 minutes' walk from art exhibits at Azumino Art Hills Museum, a 13-minute walk from bathing at Azumino Shakunage Hot Spring and 6 km from Hakuyachō train station.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Services
Front desk
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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ちあ
3/5
The room had been cleaned, but there was a damp smell all the time. It locks from the outside, but there is no inside key.I was told that there was a small vacant lot in front of the inn where I could park my car as I liked.There was a sign in front of the inn warning of bears.Smoking is outside. There is no guide to the facility in the room.Dinner will have to wait. The phone in my room rang and I was told, ``Dinner will be prepared in the room on the right after you leave your room, so eat wherever you like,'' but when I said room, it seemed like they meant the front desk, so I got lost. .The light switch for the bath was hidden behind the women's bath sign and could not be found. It was a nice bath made of cypress and tatami.The food was very delicious and plentiful, and I thought it would have been better if it had a menu.I made a reservation for check-out at 11am, but at 9am I was asked, "What time are you leaving?" and had to leave in a hurry.The landlady told me that an acquaintance was in trouble and that she was going to help him.Since I was in a hurry, I forgot my phone charger, and when I inquired later, I was told that it was the same as the charger at the hotel, so I didn't know which one it was.In the end, I was told that I didn't know, but I would send it, and I asked for cash on delivery, but it hasn't arrived even after a week.The name of the room next door was written in the room name field on the receipt. When I inquired about something I had left behind, when I told them my name and the name of the room I was staying in, I was mistaken for someone else, and they asked me to tell them again because they couldn't find the paper with my address, name, and phone number (that I wrote at check-in). I'm making an online reservation, but is there no information on that?The landlady has a habit of saying that if she rushes, she won't understand everything, because she's a clumsy person.I was supposed to be able to use a credit card, but I didn't know how to use it, so I had to pay in cash.As others have written, I think it's best to think of yourself as staying at your grandparents' house.
東宏
4/5
The landlady and the husband are both quite old men, and are running the business.There are a lot of rooms for two people, and there were many guests staying the day before, so the cleaning etc. are still not done yet. There seemed to be a lot of rooms. My room had been fairly cleaned, but there were some items missing, but I was able to bring them with me.When the two of you were young, it was a thriving inn with many employees.It is located at the end of a narrow path that is a little difficult to locate, but it is very quiet and has the excitement of being connected to the mysterious space of "Spirited Away."The bath is small, but it warms up your body well, and the food is delicious and luxurious, made with local ingredients...Unfortunately, I got up early in the morning (climbing), so I didn't have time to eat breakfast. However, it seemed to be quite a thing, so it was a shame. The landlady woke up early and gave us some rice balls for breakfast. It was delicious.
detty
4/5
Feels like an old-fashioned inn and training campThe rooms are equipped with air conditioning and gas heaters in winter.The futon has different pillows, so it may be difficult for some people to sleep.For the meal, the wasabi leaf tempura was delicious.I thought it was interesting that the bath was a tatami bath and you could lie down, which is unusual.I think it's a good place to stay and remember the past.
アラカンライダー（148アミーゴ）
5/5
Although the buildings and facilities are old, they are kept clean.I don't care about the facilities or service at this inn, but as long as the surrounding environment and food are good, there's no problem! Recommended for those who.Since the restaurant is run by an elderly person, food service tends to be delayed during busy periods, but this is not a problem as each dish is carefully prepared.The bathtub is also old, but thanks to the tourmaline effect, it stays warm forever, so you can sleep soundly at night.
こうすけ
5/5
The building itself seems old, but the interior was very nice and clean. I felt safe, like I had come home. All the staff were cheerful and made me feel comfortable.More than 10 dishes were served for dinner. It was very delicious and filling. The bath is small, but can accommodate about 3 people. I was allowed to enter in the evening and in the morning. It felt good. The breakfast was also plentiful and delicious. I would like to stay again if I have a chance. The cat that came to the door was so cute. It wasn't the inn's cat, it was a local cat, and the landlady called it "haha".