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Our top choices for Kiso guest houses

A wooden cabin with a hot tub, wooden stools, and a window overlooking greenery.

1. Guesthouse Hoshizora no Akari

Matsumoto

Yinan

P6,860 total

Oct 26 - Oct 27

A wooden deck over a pond in a forested area with trees and ferns around.

2. La Terra Nagano

Shiojiri

Leeanna

P28,569 total

Oct 30 - Oct 31

A spa area with a hot tub, wooden flooring, stone walls, and a view of a garden with rocks and greenery.

3. Kutsuroginoya Yuu

Takayama

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P28,834 total

Nov 16 - Nov 17

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Top Kiso Hotel Reviews

Gero Onsen Yamagataya

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is so welcoming. All staff are helpful and pleasant except for speaking English. The food is excellent, and the location was great. The view was I just want to bring it to my home. Overall, it was great staying."

Takumi no Yado Miyama Ouan

8/10 Good

"Miyama Ouan has a lovely staff and is a fine place to stay. We had a good experience here and the setting in the mountains is beautiful. The property is dated and needs renovation. We spent the same amount of money elsewhere in Japan at far nicer ryokans. They need to spend a couple million dollars to update the rooms and the common areas. We felt it was not the best value for the money. Also, they do not have any western breakfast options, which is a negative for the price. A Japanese breakfast is basically the same as a Japanese dinner and for Americans, two Japanese dinners every day is not always that appealing. We liked Miyama Ouan, but would look at other options for the amount we paid."

Kiso Mikawaya

10/10 Excellent

"Great place. As billed. Food was meh. Onsen was fantastic. If you’re a guy, you get access to a big barrel sauna. If you’re a gal, you’re out of luck—their culture, their rules. Nice place though. Great rooms, any amenities you can imagine available for use—robes, slippers, air purifiers, humidifiers, even little bitty crocs for kids. Good location, short stroll to Kozenji Temple. Overall I’d recommend it."

Onsen Lodge Watari

10/10 Excellent

"This place had the feel of a "best-kept-secret"; gem-of-a-find type place. Everything about staying there was fascinating. As the management, to their credit, explicitly warns on their listings, the structure is old and rustic. But this wasn't a deterrent in any way, it adds to the charm and they do an excellent job keeping it clean, well maintained and accommodating. As a westerner looking to explore some backwaters parts of Japan and stay in a traditional Onsen ryokan that is not a tourist trap, this was the perfect best-of-both-worlds fit. The manager spoke good English and was helpful so that there was no confusion or culture shock, but none of the authenticity was compromised. I would certainly stay there again, even go out of my way again - drive up to the mountains - in order to stay there if overnighting en route to or from Tokyo southward."

Ryokan Sansui

10/10 Excellent

"Ryokan Sansui is a peaceful retreat with beautiful mountain views, private outdoor onsen rooms, and the most dedicated, attentive and kind staff. We felt completely pampered by their service and hospitality. The meals were traditional omekase using local and seasonal ingredients. The food is clearly made with love, pride, and care. The japanese-style room had a sweeping view of the mountains and comfortable futon beds. We had plenty of space to unpack and do our morning yoga in the room. The robes are high quality. The room and the hotel in general are very quiet and peaceful. It is easy to get to the ryokan from the bus stop, just a 2-3 minute walk on the main road."

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