Hotels near Hirahara Station, Komoro

Situated in Saku, 34 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park, AQA Hotel Premium features views of the mountain. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space, along with free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is located 8.8 km from Honmachi Machiyakan. The hotel will provide guests with air-conditioned rooms offering a desk, a kettle, a fridge, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a bidet. At AQA Hotel Premium every room is equipped with bed linen and towels. A buffet breakfast is available daily at the accommodation. Karuizawa Station is 21 km from AQA Hotel Premium, while Shirakaba-Lake is 37 km away. The nearest airport is Matsumoto Airport, 79 km from the hotel.

Hotel Route Inn is often near the interchange at a higher speed than the station. This hotel is near the Sakunan Interchange on the Chubu Jukan Expressway. It seems that it used to be called Saku Court Inn of the same route inn. The route inn has a lot of beige appearance, but it looks a little luxurious with a dark brown appearance. The service is the same as other route inns, but this route inn has a main building and a south building, and there is a female public bath in the main building and a male public bath in the south building, so it may be wider for women than other route inns. Hmm. In the latter half of Golden Week, a balloon festa will be held nearby, so you may see a flying balloon.

Offering space that makes you feel like you are floating in trees, we urge you to come and spend non-ordinary time to your heart's content.

Located in Komoro, Hotel Route-Inn Komoro is within a 15-minute walk of Kogaku-ji Temple and Komoro Kyoshi Takahama Memorial Park. This hotel is 22.4 mi (36 km) from Karuizawa Toy Kingdom and 11.2 mi (18.1 km) from Hoshino Onsen Hot Spring.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.At Hotel Route-Inn Komoro, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 60 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bathrobes. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and electric kettles.

I arrived around 19:00. It was snowing outside, so I didn't want to go out and eat rice. Then, I was offered a night meal at the inn, so I had a hokke set meal and a oyster fried set meal. It looks like a historic inn, but the room I stayed in was a modern business hotel.

I stayed at the annual meeting at the workplace. The dishes were delicious, but above all, the open-air bath ”unnosuke” (the name was derived from the castle site of the same name in the field) was pleasant. The lobby heating is a pellet stove, and the hot spring is heated by the back mountain firewood.

West side was around 10 min walk from the outlet mall and took us nearly 30 mins to walk (with a kid) to the East Side Snow Park. Room was just okay for its price - lobby looks better and newer than the room which was a bit old fashioned, yellowish (without a full mirror too) and not spacious. We drove there. For this price point, we would try other hotels next time, like Hilton in the area, given we need to walk a long way from West Side to everywhere, even to the hotel lobby and car park.

The property is very charming and the photos shown are true to actual. Location is a bit far from the station so best to arrange the shuttle bus service or take a cab. Room is neat and cosy and the private onsen is a nice bonus. Breakfast is lovely and the fresh vegetables were amazing however the dinner was a let down as it wasn’t served in the restaurant. Instead we were provided with a voucher for redemption at the bar. The food is just average, beef was not very fresh, and your clothes and hair reek of smell after dinner as they cook the food right at the bar.

Good food, there are many to choose from. Spacious room The facilities are impressed.

Located in the historic town of Komoro is an old ryokan rich in history. Adjacent is the historic remains of the Komoro castle (now a nice park with many sakura trees snd a small zoo) which apparently is the only castle in Japan built below the town, taking advantage of the protective cliff surrounding it. Nakadanaso is also on the hillside on the lower end of town and just a few hundred meters from the famous Chikuma River. We stayed on the second floor of the wood structure old wing. While old it was tidy and you can enjoy old Japan. The ryokan's onsen is in a separate building and you'll need to walk up the covered stairs, around 50 steps or so, to get there. Nice indoor and outdoor baths. The foyer dressing area is rather unusual tatami, adding a different and nostalgic touch. The highlight was dinner served in a separate building connected by foot path just 50 feet away. Apparently it was once an old farm house transferred to the present location. The vaulted ceiling looked to be over 30ft high with large beams you would seldom see. The food was amazing! The chef comes from Kyoto and concocts unusual combinations of fksvors and ingredients, yet served traditional kaiseki style using porcelain of various artistic shapes and styles, complementing each dish. His broths were especially outstanding. The 5the generation owner Tomioka-san is a sommelier (loves champagne) and his wife the Okami (hotelier) are also a family of wine grape growers. His son owns/runs a winery nearby called Gio Hills, atop a hill with one of the best panoramic views of Mt Asama and surrounding mountains. The Vietnamese food served at the winery is a recommend. His pinot noirs are outstanding. Chardonnay grown by the family are vielles vignes. His ambition is to make the finest sparking using 100% pinot munier. Komoro is a charming and enchanting town, and a well kept secret.