Hotels with WiFi in Yamanouchi

"Everything about our stay was perfect. The place was very clean and well maintained, and the location was ideal for visiting the Snow Monkey Park. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, always ready to help. The meals were delicious and thoughtfully prepared, and the onsen was relaxing and beautifully kept. It was a wonderful experience overall, and I would love to come back again."

"It was great to relax without air conditioning during the heatwave. The buffet dinner and breakfast were just right, not too much, which was perfect. Although the private room doesn't have a bath, it comes with a luxurious shower room, a separate fully automatic toilet, and a stylish washroom. The facilities are absolutely top-notch."

"Love this ryokan! The service was just amazing! We arrived the ryokan feeling cold and asked where we could get some heat pads and was told that since the ryokan provides free shuttle to train station, they could send us to convenient store. And before it, the staff came back with some mini heat pads for us to use for the meanwhile. There was also paid shuttle to snow monkey park (500 yen per pax one way) that you can arrange with them. We had a tatami room, it was spacious and the staff came to the room to do the check in and served tea and welcome snack to us. The ryokan guests are entitled to go to nine onsens around the area for free. The ryokan provides yukatas and all necessities for it. The meals were sumptuous and super yummy. Overall, a fantastic ryokan experience for us!"

"Authentic Onsen Experience at Biyunoyado Our family had a wonderful stay at Biyunoyado, a great choice for experiencing an authentic Japanese onsen. The service was excellent, and the hotel even offers a shuttle bus to the Snow Monkey Park and station (though we didn’t use it since we drove). The staff were very friendly and spoke both Chinese and English, making communication easy. The onsen was a highlight, providing a relaxing and traditional experience. We also enjoyed the delicious breakfast. The only downside was that the room was a bit small, with limited space for luggage. Overall, Biyunoyado is a fantastic place for those looking to experience Japanese hospitality, great service, and a soothing onsen."

"We really enjoyed our week long stay at Hoshikawakan in Jan 2026. We have been driving around Hakuba for 4 weeks to visit various ski resorts and spent our last week at Hoshikawakan to visit Shiga Kogen. The room was spacious and clean with a small toilet like most Japanese hotels but there was a large public onsen and 2 smaller private onsens that can be reserved once each day for 30mins so you could always take your shower in the onsens like the locals do especially later at night about 10-11pm where I was the only one in the public onsen. The hotel had a lovely buffet breakfast spread with local soba, Japnese curry, cold minced sashimi fish, grill fish station, fried eggs station that will keep you adequately fed for the day's ski trip - it even has a hot drink station with free oden daily at 3-5.30pm which we enjoyed as a snack after a hard day of skiiing. The service was excellent too with the staff helpfully arranging to ship our ski equipment directly to Hanade Airport, daily clearing of snow off the carpark and new towels provided daily. The location in Yudanaka is great too especially if you drive as it is between Shiga Kogen (25-35mins drive) and Kita Shiga Kogen (15-20mins drive) with many attractions like Shibu Onsen, Yudanaka Brewery and Snow Monkey Park within 10-15 drive. There were also ample dinner options nearby within 10-15 mins walk but you may need to try and make reservations by walking in on your first night. The only downside was that the WiFi network is poor and patchy when overloaded by a lot of guests over the weekend but otherwise it was good."

"Shibu Hotel is the hotel with the highest emotional value in this Japan tour. I was deeply touched by the good service. The hotel is a typical Japanese hotel with large rooms and snow scenery outside the window. This time I came here mainly to see monkeys taking hot springs. The hotel has a free car to take tourists to the foot of Jigokudani Hot Spring Park and pick them up on the return trip. This time I went to see monkeys taking hot springs and helped pick up a friend who lived in other hotels. Thank you very much! The hotel food is Kaiseki cuisine, which is very satisfactory, especially the roast beef, cod, mushroom soup, and fresh tofu are super delicious and fragrant. The room temperature of the hotel's hot spring can be raised a little bit. When leaving the hotel, the proprietress gave me delicious and beautiful special candies. When I got on the car, the hotel manager kept waving goodbye when the car was almost out of sight. At the train station, the driver also helped to bring the luggage to the ticket office. It really left a very good impression of this stay, which is worth recommending."

"It's a 10 mins walk uphill from train station so maybe better to try to contact them for a complimentary pick up. The place is super grand and 2 onsens. A Instagram worthy one that the males and females get to use it at different timings. The shower stuff in the onsen are mediocre though. No fancy facial stuff for women unlike some other onsens at this price range. We had breakfast and dinner for the 2 nights. And well worth it. But you have to follow a fixed timing and we felt a bit rushed but otherwise it was really great and service perfect. We had one the biggest rooms I believe Room 716. Had a sitting area and also a sleeping area. Easily fits 8 persons. We were only 2. In the day they kept the futons and brought it out at night. Towels changed every night. There is a van that goes straight to Mount Yokoteyama ski resort. The receptionist didn't seem to know about it but you could try to Google. It was a complimentary ride to and fro if you bought the lift tickets. Took only like 30 mins to get there. You can get rentals at hotels there."

"Google map navigation is not allowed, the front street and the back street keep changing, it took 20 minutes to ask several talents to find, should change the picture of the door, put the license plate in. The heating will stop by itself, and I was awakened by the cold on the first night, because I waited until the next morning to find someone to help me restart, explaining that it was the self-protection of the heating machine. I didn't mention it at all when I checked in. Breakfast is average, the outdoor hot spring is not rinsed, and the other side can be eaten indoors before soaking or soaking. However, the outdoor hot spring environment can be. The overall service did not feel warm and mechanical. Overall, I was the last in the hot spring hotel I stayed in this time, and I don't know why Google review is so high. This is the highest I expect and the lowest."

"The inside of the hotel was very beautiful and the old inn was repainted and it was good. ... But there is no person at the reception at check-in, and it calls several times in the interphone and finally comes out. At check-out, the payment was said to be ”local payment”, but I couldn't meet the receptionist, and I couldn't connect even if I called, so I had to pay double (I had you refund ...). It was a trouble continuation, such as the difference between me and the hotel. The payment designation method between the travel site and the hotel was different (the former was the ”local payment” instruction, and the hotel side was the ”deduction” instruction), so I only felt unpleasant."

"Legend has it that injured bears from the Shiga Kogen region would bathe in this emerald-green hot spring, hence the name ”Kuma no Yu” (Bear's Bath). Kuma no Yu is the oldest hot spring in the Shiga Kogen region, a rare emerald-green hot spring in Japan; apart from Kunimi Onsen in Iwate Prefecture, you won't find another hot spring this green. The Kuma no Yu Hotel was established in 1927, located behind the Kuma no Yu Ski Resort. During the Showa era, the young Emperor returned here for winter skiing and hot spring bathing. The hotel has been passed down through generations, and the windows display old ski equipment and pictures, indicating the owner is also a skiing enthusiast. This 100% free-flowing, unpaved hot spring is known as the ”Yu no Hana” (Flower of the Bath) for its skin-beautifying properties. Today, many hot spring hotels have been built in the surrounding area. Incidentally, other hot spring hotels use hot spring water piped from outside the mountains. Only Kuma no Yu boasts a 100% free-flowing, emerald-green source! During our two-night stay, the hotel service was warm and attentive, always responsive to our needs. Most of the guests were middle-aged or elderly Japanese who had driven themselves; we, from mainland China, were quite a unique case! The hotel itself has historical and cultural significance, is very quiet, and perfect for relaxing! The hotel's open-air Emerald Onsen bath was absolutely stunning; it was almost deserted during the day, and we enjoyed the first bath twice. There were no restaurants near the hotel, so we booked a room and two meals. They thoughtfully arranged for a Chinese-speaking staff member to serve seasonal local dishes, which were more than enough for us. We ordered the best [Shiga Kogen no Chishu Enki] 100% pure rice sake, which was delicious! The Japanese gentleman at the front desk patiently answered all our questions; a special thank you to Ms. Chen at the front desk for her meticulous assistance, even helping us find the best bus route from the hotel to Matsumoto and accompanying us to Nagano Station. We visited Kumanoyu in late autumn in Shiga Kogen and witnessed the first snowfall—so beautiful! In just half a month, it will become a ski resort. If I have the chance to visit Shiga Kogen again, I will definitely choose [Kuma no Yu Hotel]."