青木鉱泉
7.0
Very Good(78 reviews)
3350 Asahimachi, Nirasaki, Yamanashi 407-0044, Japan
+81 70-4174-1425
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Hotel Description
Aoki Kosen
Aoki Kosen is a serene retreat located at 3350 Asahimachi, Nirasaki, Yamanashi 407-0044, Japan, offering guests a tranquil escape into the Japanese countryside. This hotel is famed for its Onsen, which provides a deeply relaxing experience amidst natural surroundings. The hotel’s design blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort, creating a peaceful atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Its prime location makes it ideal for exploring nearby scenic spots, including Mount Kaikoma, Amariyama, and Yamataka Jindai Zakura.
The rooms are designed with simplicity and comfort in mind, featuring traditional Japanese elements. Guests can enjoy a restful sleep in minimalist rooms that are equipped with modern conveniences, such as Wi-Fi, ensuring a connected stay. Although the hotel does not offer a fitness center or a spa, its main highlight is the Onsen, which guests can use to unwind.
Aoki Kosen is easily accessible by public transport, with Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport being about 1 hour and 52 minutes away by taxi. There are also several key restaurants within close proximity, including the warm and welcoming 暖炉レストラン ターシャ, just an hour away by taxi.
Nearby attractions such as the scenic Mount Kaikoma, the historic Yamataka Jindai Zakura, and the natural beauty of Shosenkyo are just a short drive away, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures. A visit to Aoki Kosen promises a rejuvenating stay in the heart of Yamanashi, where guests can immerse themselves in both nature and culture.
The rooms are designed with simplicity and comfort in mind, featuring traditional Japanese elements. Guests can enjoy a restful sleep in minimalist rooms that are equipped with modern conveniences, such as Wi-Fi, ensuring a connected stay. Although the hotel does not offer a fitness center or a spa, its main highlight is the Onsen, which guests can use to unwind.
Aoki Kosen is easily accessible by public transport, with Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport being about 1 hour and 52 minutes away by taxi. There are also several key restaurants within close proximity, including the warm and welcoming 暖炉レストラン ターシャ, just an hour away by taxi.
Nearby attractions such as the scenic Mount Kaikoma, the historic Yamataka Jindai Zakura, and the natural beauty of Shosenkyo are just a short drive away, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures. A visit to Aoki Kosen promises a rejuvenating stay in the heart of Yamanashi, where guests can immerse themselves in both nature and culture.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Onsen with natural hot spring baths
2. Minimalist rooms with traditional Japanese design elements
3. Free Wi-Fi access in all rooms
4. Prime location near scenic and cultural attractions
5. Nearby public transportation access to major airports
6.2 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Kaikoma
59 min
Kannongadake2 hr 48 min
Yamataka Jindai Zakura45 min
Amariyama29 min
Shosenkyo1 hr 32 min
Nearest locations
Yamaki
45 min
À la campagne57 min
Suntory Restaurant Jingu57 min
Saito59 min
Restaurant さくら茶屋 La Passion1 hr 1 min
暖炉レストラン ターシャ1 hr 2 min
Tampopo1 hr 3 min
Milestone1 hr 5 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.2 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 52 min |
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Location
3350 Asahimachi, Nirasaki, Yamanashi 407-0044, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 52 min
Nearby locations
6.2
Good Location
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
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杉森健二
3/5
The Dondokozawa trailhead to Houou Sanzan is to the left of the hot spring administration building (around the flush toilet on the map. If you walk a little further through the forest from there, you'll come to the side of the sabo dam).As others have mentioned, the road to the parking lot is about 500 meters away. I think I can move on, but I feel like it would be a little tough for a light two-wheel drive vehicle.Parking lots P1 and P2 have quite a slope, so if you plan on sleeping in your car, I think P3 and P4 are better (probably). The parking lots look far apart on the map, but they are not far apart at all.Please note that there is a parking lot exclusively for guests.
Yoichi Akaha
4/5
We used the parking lot for climbing.The road to get here is narrow and has many unpaved parts, so if you are a good driver, you may want to drive there at night. If you plan on walking early in the morning while it's still dark, we recommend coming before dark the day before. Even on paved roads, falling rocks have sharp edges that can cause punctures. If you don't look carefully when you pass each other, you might step on it.If you arrive before 12:00, you have to pay for the previous night's stay, but apparently on weekends there aren't many vacancies even at 1:00. The trailhead for Dondokozawa is on the left side as you face the inn building.If you are going on the Nakamichi route, go back over the bridge you crossed when you came and walk along the forest road for about 45 minutes, following the signboard pointing towards Mt. Yakushidake, and you will find the trailhead just in front of a dilapidated building.If you are going on a day trip, you will have more time to walk if you start walking early in the morning when it is dark. To pay for the parking lot, write your car number on the envelope at the back right side of the building and put the fee in.Don't forget your change so you don't have change!
温泉太郎
5/5
It's a good place.
T Y
4/5
I just used the parking lot.There was a good atmosphere.
メモリー
4/5
For climbing, we used the parking lot (800 yen) and the day trip hot spring (1000 yen).The hot springs are small and there are no showers or views. Shampoo and body soap are provided, but I personally found it difficult not to have a hair dryer. The hot water itself was so good that it soaked into my tired body. I feel like 1000 yen is a little high, but considering the location, it can't be helped.DigressionOn the way back from the Houou Sanzan circuit, there is a shortcut that takes you across the stream to the tent site.If there is little water, you can cross.
kanji
3/5
Buses run from Nirasaki Station to here, so access is relatively easy. However, if you try to take a day trip by bus, you will have to spend twice the course time to make it in time. Day trip bathing♨️1000 yen