Inagoyu Hot Spring
8.4
Excellent(313 reviews)
1343 Inako, Koumi, Minamisaku District, Nagano 384-1104, Japan
+81 267-93-2262
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Hotel Description
Inagoyu Hot Spring is a peaceful and serene hot spring inn located in the heart of nature, offering an idyllic escape in the forested region of Koumi, Nagano. The inn is situated at 1343 Inako, Koumi, Minamisaku District, Nagano 384-1104, Japan, and is perfectly placed for those seeking to unwind in the tranquility of nature. Surrounded by lush greenery, Inagoyu provides guests with an authentic Japanese experience, offering the natural benefits of its hot spring baths and a cozy, rustic atmosphere. Located just 9 km from Umijiri railway station, 6 km from Koumi Reex Ski Valley, and 8 km from the scenic Lake Matsubara, the inn is well positioned to offer a relaxing retreat with plenty of nearby attractions to explore. The hotel’s traditional design, with tatami floors and futons, adds to its rustic charm, making it an ideal destination for those looking to experience Japan’s rich cultural heritage. The rooms are simply furnished, with traditional short-legged tables and a warm, cozy atmosphere that makes guests feel at home. The hotel also offers breakfast for an additional charge, allowing guests to start their day off right before venturing into the surrounding nature or visiting nearby landmarks. One of the hotel’s highlights is its onsen (hot spring bath), providing a unique and rejuvenating experience that guests can enjoy after a day of hiking or sightseeing. The onsen uses natural hot spring water, making it a perfect way to relax and unwind. Additional amenities include free Wi-Fi, parking, and dining facilities. For those looking to explore the local area, the hotel’s location is ideal, with popular attractions such as Mount Tengu, Mount Aka, Shirakoma Pond, and Mount Iō all within a short drive. There are also numerous restaurants nearby, such as Restaurant 141, Kitchen Emu, and Koumi Furusato Cafe, offering delicious meals with local flavors. Inagoyu Hot Spring is a haven for those seeking peace, nature, and authentic Japanese hospitality, making it an excellent choice for anyone visiting the region. Whether you’re here for the hot springs, the hiking, or simply to enjoy the fresh air, Inagoyu promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Surrounded by forest, offering natural hot springs.
2. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami floors and futons.
3. Authentic onsen experience with natural hot spring water.
4. Convenient location near ski resorts, lakes, and hiking trails.
5. Delicious Japanese and Western dining options nearby.
6. Proximity to popular attractions like Mount Tengu and Mount Aka.
7. Simple, rustic design that enhances the serene atmosphere.
8. Breakfast available for guests to start their day.
9. Parking available for easy access to and from the inn.
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Tengu
1 hr 28 min
Mount Aka1 hr 23 min
Shirakoma Pond30 min
Mount Iō1 hr 32 min
Northern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group1 hr 28 min
Nearest locations
Koumi Furusato Cafe
13 min
ショクジドコロオアガリナンシ14 min
Edelweiss14 min
Big Ben22 min
Restaurant Strawhat25 min
ハーモナイズ28 min
Restaurant 14132 min
Kitchen Emu33 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 47 min |
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Location
1343 Inako, Koumi, Minamisaku District, Nagano 384-1104, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 47 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
Surrounded by forest, this laid-back hot spring inn is 9 km from Umijiri railway station, 6 km from Koumi Reex Ski Valley and 8 km from Lake Matsubara.
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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Png Jojo
4/5
Steep rich in history, the pleasant hut gives you the traditional vibe with tea set, Futon and dinner is a sumptious apread of salmon sashimi, prawn tempura and local vegetables, agedashi toufu, mushroom souo, egg plant and miso soup.
hiro neko
4/5
for hikingI'll park the car1 day parking 500 yenDay trip bathing in YamagoBathtub and 3 washing areas that can accommodate 4 peopleIt was a nice hot springBathing fee is 650 yen
mi m
4/5
I went on a day trip to take a bath.
Room 3
Service 2
Location3
姫榊ソヨ子
1/5
The response from the woman at the hostel was very unpleasant.I will never go again
Yukun
4/5
This is a quiet mountain hut inn. This is also good.There was only one other guest staying with me, and we didn't meet each other during meals or baths. I stayed for two nights for the purpose of mountain climbing, but I was able to relax slowly!Enjoy a long bath by adding hot water to your liking. There is a faint smell of sulfur and iron, which is soothing.The meals are huge both in the morning and in the evening! There are a lot of side dishes and the rice goes on, so I end up having to refill. In particular, the fishball hot pot with lots of mushrooms is overflowing and will leave you full of flavor and stomach!Full service is not required. If you want to relax or go trekking, we highly recommend this place as your base. Please note that there are not many buses, but the host and other people were very kind.It's early summer so you can stay comfortably even with the windows open, and in the morning there was a soothing orchestra of birds, and a family of deer and a squirrel came to the front door! Everyone was so cute!
かもめ
5/5
This inn was used for filming the movie "Dake".The hot springs were pleasant and the food was delicious with a wide variety of choices. The building has a retro feel, but I think it is well kept.Even a mountain hut costs about 13,000 yen, but it's amazing to be able to spend a night with two meals, soak in a hot spring, and sleep on a fluffy futon for less than 10,000 yen. On the other hand, I am concerned about whether there is any profit.It seems to be a historical inn that has been going on since the Meiji era. I hope it continues.
もしもしピット
5/5
2020/11/14 around 14:00650 yenA hot spring inn that serves as a base for climbing the Yatsugatake Mountain Range.Extremely cold water is gushing out next to the bathtub, and is being dumped outside the bathtub. That seems to be the source.When you put it in your mouth, it has a sulfuric acid smell in your nose, an iron + slightly acidic taste on your tongue, and a fizzing feeling similar to carbonated water.The bathtub seems to be heating and circulating it, but there is no medicinal smell.The sulfur smell on my clothes was so strong that even after washing it once, it was still there.I don't know of any other hot water with such a strong sulfur smell.
アダムズアダムズ
5/5
The last time I stayed there was in the fall of the year before last.The first time I stayed was in June 1986.I like the unique atmosphere of this inn.I think I've stayed over 100 nights in total.There were times when I was the only guest staying overnight.A lodging in the mountains.I think it's best not to stay here if you're looking for clean rooms, well-maintained facilities and services, and clean restrooms. I wonder if the bath still has a shower.If possible, I'd like to stay in September or during the winter when there aren't many people coming.Accommodation fees are also cheap.
Sir Pendragon
4/5
A good old inn.The hot springs felt great, and I had to take my car out to Lake Matsubara to look for something I had lost, and I couldn't help but bow my head.The food is plentiful and the seasoning is strong.When I entered the room, the kotatsu was already warm, which was a nice touch.
Fumihiko Komatsu
5/5
I always take a day trip bath. The hot water smells like sulfur and is very pleasant. When it's hot, you can adjust the temperature by adding cold water.
仁
1/5
It was an inn for mountain climbers, and for tourists it was a disappointing inn in terms of comfort.The toilet was Western style, but it was an old style from about half a century ago.The bath somehow lacked a sense of cleanliness, and I didn't feel refreshed.The food was cold and had been prepared long in advance, so it didn't taste very good.
小鷹一弘
5/5
It is located where "Iwanadare" flowed down along the Otsuki River due to the collapse of "Tengudake" during the Heian period. I tried to visualize the collapsed area, but...! ? . Magifuku has brought here the ``Blissful Hot Spring'', which is like a rope that can be tied up. Along the mountain trail at Yakuwaki, there is a wonderful forest of sirabiso trees whose roots eat into the rocks.
森本優
5/5
This is an inn (mountain hut style) nestled in the mountains ☺️The hot springs and food were good 🎵The hot springs are slightly cloudy and hot with a sulfur scent.It will keep you warm from the moment you get out of the bath 🎵The food is home-cooked and has a large selection that will fill you up☺️Also, the rice is really delicious🍚When I was sleeping late at night, a deer made a ``squeak'' sound? was crying🦌I really felt like it was a ryokan in the mountains 😲On the way home, I asked my wife about the snow, and she said that it wouldn't snow that much this year, so after consulting the weather forecast, I decided to go again.I am planning to visit 😌♨️🍶
Gen Hatakeyama
4/5
Quietly located at the foot of Mt. Kita Yatsugatake. A hot spring inn. I’m thrilled to have found it 👍 I’m thrilled to have taken a bath 👍
hiroki n
1/5
One-day hot spring for some reason, hag, for some reason 1250 yen was taken. Fraudulent hot springs.
玉屋のこーちゃん
3/5
When I got my motorcycle license and was riding around on forest roads on my off-road bike, there were only rough gravel roads, and it was a place that only serious mountain lovers would stop by.Currently, a paved road with a bus route extends all the way to the inn, making it easy to stop by and take a bath.In early autumn, I visited ``Yachiho Kogen/Momiji Falls'' and ``Yatsutake Falls,'' and then came to ``Inako Onsen.''It is a popular inn as a ``climb-based'' mountain hut that normally goes around ``Nyuu'', ``Inakodake'', and ``Tengudake'' in ``Kitayatsugatake''.I've never stayed there because it takes just over an hour to get to Inakoyu from my house.When we arrived at Inakoyu in the evening, there were about 10 people in the lobby waiting for the bus to go down the mountain and take a bath.You pay a bathing fee of ¥650 and have exclusive access to the hot springs for about an hour.The hot springs are hot, and the temperature is adjusted by adding water drawn from the mountain. (Please do not leave the water running)It was the time when we were busy preparing meals for the guests, so we gave up on ordering food. I look forward to seeing you again next time.
moto taiyo777
5/5
Day bath.It's empty and has good hot water.
Nショウジ
4/5
I rented a parking lot for my climb to Honzawa Onsen. It was 300 yen a day. After descending the mountain, take a hot spring bath for 650 yen. The indoor bath could accommodate about 8 people and was filled with the scent of sulfur.
BC
Bryan C
4/5
This is a traditional hot spring inn. After a long day on the mountain the hot springs were good. The food was good. The staff were friendly. The wifi was weak. There is a lounge area by reception with books and magazines.|
バイク愛ツーリング大好き
5/5
I stopped by on a bike tour from Tateshina to Mt. Yatsugatake. Is it a bit difficult to go to the mountain just for the purpose of hot springs?From what I heard, many of the users were mountain climbers, and on this day there was also a woman who looked like she was coming back from climbing.The hot springs are cloudy with a sulfur smell. The source is heated, but I have no idea about the circulation. The water temperature was lukewarm, but since it is heated, I guess it changes depending on the season.Sanitary facilities are provided in the indoor bath only.I had no idea what the accommodation was like.