Hotels with Spa in Togura Kamiyamada Onsen, Chikuma
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1. Seifuen
SeifuenChikuma
- Unwind at this traditional ryokan with a full-service spa and outdoor mineral hot springs surrounded by serene gardens.
P11,789
P13,400 total
Sep 14 - Sep 15
2. Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano
Club Wyndham Chikumakan NaganoChikuma
- Mineral hot springs and traditional Japanese spa services create perfect relaxation at this ryokan.
P6,304
P7,291 total
Sep 14 - Sep 15
3. Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & Spa
Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & SpaMatsushiro
- Soak in mineral hot springs with mountain views at this Nagano resort offering daily spa services and traditional Japanese onsen.
P2,980
P3,606 total
Aug 31 - Sep 1
4. kongoji syukubo seihoin
kongoji syukubo seihoinAzumino
- Soak in healing hot springs at this traditional ryokan with spring water bathtubs and a full-service spa near Azumino Chihiro Art Museum.
P4,008
P4,524 total
Aug 17 - Aug 18
5. Saito Hotel
Saito HotelUeda
- Revitalizing spa retreat with hot springs and mineral onsen baths creates a tranquil escape in this elegant Japanese hotel.
P15,229
P17,231 total
Sep 14 - Sep 15
Top Togura Kamiyamada Onsen Hotel Reviews
Hotel Metropolitan Nagano
10/10 Excellent
"Great stay"
Kamesei Ryokan
8/10 Good
"Beautiful though slightly older ryokan. Owners were absolutely lovely, helpful, very friendly and were great to have a chat with. Due to some communication issues we were unable to organise a meal there, but the owners were very apologetic and offered a free session in the private family onsen as recompense, which was lovely. The home made cookies were also delicious and we bought a box to take with us. This was our first ever stay in a ryokan so we were not quite sure what to expect. But I think we were all unified in our horror when we came back after dinner to see our beds. We assumed a futon mattress would be like what we are familiar with at home (Australia), which is a 10cm mattress. These were so much worse than expected, and after staying in two more ryokans during the course of our stay, we realised this is standard. That the Japanese futon mattress is about 2cm thick. I kid you not. Three of our beds had 2 of these mattress’s, and one only had one. For all intents and purposes we were basically just sleeping on the floor. Combine that with the fact the air on didn’t seem to be working and we had to leave the window open all night, I would say this was pretty much our worst night sleep for our whole trip. Which is a shame, because there was so much to love about this ryokan, its owners and the location. Such a cute and peaceful little town."