Kiso Mikawaya provides air-conditioned accommodation in Kiso. The property is set 14 km from Kisofukushima Ski Area and 18 km from Yabuhara Kogen. Free WiFi is included.
Valeria
United Kingdom
Lovely place overlooking the river. The staff was very helpful and lovely. The breakfast was good and plentiful.
Situated in Shimotono in the Nagano Region, 41 km from Takayama, Tsutaya Tokinoyado Kazari features a hot spring bath and ski-to-door access. Free private parking is available on site.
elisabeth
Austria
Small and private onsen - the staff and the hospitality is above and beyond- we felt so welcome 🤗
Featuring mountain views, Hill Top features accommodation with a garden, around 44 km from Takato Joshi Park. There is an in-house restaurant and free private parking.
Ambrose
Australia
The food, atmosphere, and attention to detail by the host blew me away. On top of that it is situated perfectly at the top of a hill with views to the mountains and near a number of hikes and rivers. Will come back it is the perfect base camp of relaxing and also exploring the wonderful Kiso region
A 15-minute drive from Kiso Fukushima Station, Morino Hotel is a hotel located in the highlands of Mount Kisokoma.
Hanne
Norway
We stayed here for one night, and it was really pleasant! We were picked up by the hotel's shuttle service from the train-station, which went smoothly. The room (japanese style), was really spacious! Staff were very helpful and friendly, and dinner and breakfast were excellent. I requested gluten-free meals and they were able to accomodate, which we greatly appreciated!
Set in Kiso, Kisoji no Yado Iwaya offers accommodation with seating area. Offering free private parking, the 3-star ryokan is 41 km from Takato Joshi Park. The ryokan features family rooms.
Donnell
New Zealand
The staff were lovely and it was beautifully situated. The garden and river were beautiful to look out on. The character of the building was very nice. At breakfast they catered to us very well with a beautiful vegetarian range of traditional foods.
Set in Kiso, 38 km from Takato Joshi Park, Komao features a garden and views of the river. Each accommodation at the 2-star ryokan has mountain views, and guests can enjoy access to a public bath.
Nicholas
Spain
The room was big and had a beautiful view, complete with yukatas and slippers.
The staff allowed us to leave our bags the following day as we went for a hike, which was really convenient for us.
Boasting a shared lounge, Nezame Hotel is located in Agematsu. Each accommodation at the 4-star hotel has mountain views and free WiFi. All guest rooms in the hotel are fitted with a kettle.
Anne
Netherlands
We had some dietary restrictions but the staff went above and beyond for us to accommodate this. We received very delicious meals for breakfast and dinner.
The facilities of the hotel were maintained well and were easy to use. We had two queen size beds and a big room for us which felt like a luxury.
Location of the hotel for our trip through the Kiso valley was also perfect. It was quiet all around the hotel and the onsen was the perfect temperature- great for relaxation after busy days in Tokyo.
Set in Fukushima, Takumisou1 features recently renovated accommodation 41 km from Takato Joshi Park. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking and free WiFi.
Kiso Fukishima is a wonderful town and once we moved to a...
Kiso Fukishima is a wonderful town and once we moved to a better Ryokan we thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the region. Easy access for the Nakesendo walks and a very pretty town. Great walk up to the waterfall- steep but stunning.
Dee
Australia
10
Scored 10
Staying in the upgrading room from Takumisou1 guest house is...
Staying in the upgrading room from Takumisou1 guest house is the most wonderful traveling experience ever, if you choose to stay in the vicinity of Fukushima country, staying at Takumisou guest house is a good idea. You will be surprised by the passionate & kind service from the house host.
I
I I
Taiwan
6.0
Scored 6.0
Kiso Fukushima is one of the 69 post towns along the...
Kiso Fukushima is one of the 69 post towns along the historic Nakasendo road which linked Edo (Tokyo) to Kyoto. It was used for both commercial and military purposes. Kiso Fukushima is special in that it is a "gate town" which controlled passage, sort of like a modern-day border crossing. While certain historical features have been preserved, there are other more charming post towns along the Nakasendo that have been preserved intact. Kiso Fukushima does provide a variety of lodging and restaurants but is not a destination like other towns.
Balibari2015
Japan
10
Scored 10
A great mountain retreat for onsen and exquisite dining...
A great mountain retreat for onsen and exquisite dining experience. The ryokan has been in operation run by the same family for 12 generations. There is an old and newer section of the property. Old section is a little worn around the edges but still comfortable Japanese style space. The onsen is wonderful with indoor and outdoor option. Dinner and breakfasts were absolutely fabulous! We went in winter so not many guests. Not much to do but relax. We went for walks up and down the country roads.
Tiana
Australia
10
Scored 10
We enjoyed visiting the Kozenji temple.
We enjoyed visiting the Kozenji temple. We found that two other traditional villages in the vicinity, Tsumago and Narai, were much more beautiful. However, this was more than made up for by the central location of Kiso within the Kiso Valley and the excellent transport options available - bus and train - which gave us convenient access to Mount Ontake, different points along the Nakasendo Trail, and Akasawa Natural Recreation Forest.
Justin
New Zealand
10
Scored 10
If u love nature this is the place.
If u love nature this is the place. Plenty of opportunities to get off the beaten path and just walk. We found emerald clear streams and waterfalls to jump into in the Atera Keikoku area. Alot more to see but we didn't have the time.
A car is necessary to access alot of the secluded natural sites though.
edwin
Singapore
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