Ryokan Biyunoyado

The overall stay was very comfortable. The private onsen before sunset is a must! The Japanese meal was a good experience too.

Very old hotel. It located walking distance 10 minutes to the Yudanaka station. U can ask hotel to pick up/drop off . Have outdoor & indoor onsen. Breakfast & dinner was very delicious

Views from the rooms were amazing. Breakfast was slightly lacking compared to other onsen hotels I’ve stayed at. But dinner was really good! The onsen were clean and spacious. Staff were all polite and helpful. And parking is free as well.

Enjoyed the onsen but they didn’t deliver luggage to the room and also on our first night the lady receptionist was rude and couldn’t help us book our restaurant. She got angry at us for asking and we had to do it ourselves

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.

The onsen was comfortable, especially the outdoor onsen, which was magical during the snow. The tatami bed was also very comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. Additionally, the shuttle bus service to the train station was helpful, particularly on snowy days. Overall, it was a delightful stay!

LOVE THE PRIVATE ONSEN! And the hotel provide free shuttle rides from and to the station! Delicious breakfast set!

Hot spring very nice. Morning breakfast also good. Staff are helpful

Our family made a special trip from Tokyo to Nagano, and besides exploring the surrounding attractions, watching the snow monkeys soaking in the hot springs of Nozawa, and visiting the Togakushi Shrine, the highlight of this trip was staying at Issa no Komichi Biyu no Yado. Initially, we had modest expectations, thinking of it as just another experience. However, upon arriving in the snowy Yudanaka Shibu Onsen, we were immediately impressed by the warm and professional hospitality. From the thoughtful reception to the exquisite dinner and the unique public onsen, every aspect exceeded our expectations and left us pleasantly surprised. This wasn’t just a hotel stay—it was an unforgettable journey into the heart of Japanese onsen culture. If you’re planning a trip to Nagano, this is definitely a place worth visiting to experience the perfect blend of hot springs and nature!