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Sakaeya

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Welcome to Sakaeya, your cozy mountain retreat nestled in the heart of Nagano, Japan! Just 15mi from the bustling city center, this 3-star gem offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. With prices starting at just $283, you can indulge in incredible views, rejuvenating hot spring baths, and delightful onsite amenities that make for an unforgettable stay.

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Habitaciones

Japanese-Style Standard Family Room in Sakaeya

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5 Camas Tipo Futón

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195 pies cuad.

Japanese Style Standard Family

Vista a la montaña

Bañera

Televisor de pantalla plana

Refrigerador

Discover our cozy Japanese-Style Family Room with a stunning mountain view, accommodating up to 5 adults. Unwind on comfortable futon mats and enjoy the convenience of free toiletries and a soothing bathtub.

Suite with Mountain View in Sakaeya

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2 Camas Individuales

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375 pies cuad.

Suite, Vista a La Montaña

Vista a la montaña

Vista a la ciudad

Baño Privado

Bañera

Relax in our stylish Suite with stunning Mountain View, featuring 2 Twin beds and a private bathroom with a bathtub. Enjoy the fresh mountain air and modern comforts in this 377 sqft space.

Standard Twin Room with Tatami Area and Shared Bathroom in Sakaeya

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2 Camas Individuales

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270 pies cuad.

Habitación - 2 Camas Individuales, Baño Compartido

Vista a la montaña

Televisor de pantalla plana

Refrigerador

Aire acondicionado

Experience spacious comfort in our Standard Twin Room with Tatami Area, boasting twin beds, mountain views, and modern amenities like air conditioning and free toiletries. Perfect for 2 adults looking for a peaceful retreat.

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From the moment you step through the doors, you'll feel right at home. Each room comes complete with free toiletries, a bidet, and a soothing bathtub, making it easy to unwind after a day of exploring the beautiful surroundings. Plus, with a delectable breakfast included in your stay, you'll be fueled up and ready for your next adventure! Guests rave about the welcoming atmosphere and the breathtaking mountain scenery that can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own room.

Facade/entrance in Sakaeya
Facade/entrance in Sakaeya

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But that's not all! Sakaeya ensures your stay is as comfortable as can be with free parking and complimentary WiFi. Fancy hosting a small meeting or event? The hotel has that covered too, with meeting and banquet facilities available for an extra charge. And don’t forget to treat yourself to the delightful kids' meals while enjoying everything from easy access to upper floors via elevator to spacious balconies with stunning views. Your mountain escape awaits!

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Bed in Sakaeya

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As the sun sets behind the tranquil mountains surrounding Sakaeya, the atmosphere transforms into a magical setting perfect for relaxation and exploration. Why not take a leisurely stroll around the quaint streets of Shibu Onsen, where traditional wooden ryokans and charming shops await? The delightful town is famous for its historic onsen culture, and with the nearest hot springs just a stone's throw away, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to soak in the healing waters. Make sure to explore the numerous unique public baths adorned with ancient architecture—an experience that adds to the authenticity of your stay!

Lounge or bar in Sakaeya
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Servicios

Aparcamiento Privado Gratuito

Wifi gratis

Aire acondicionado

Aparcamiento en el Sitio

Baño termal

Vista a la montaña

Habitaciones para no fumadores

Ascensor

Bathroom in Sakaeya
Bathroom in Sakaeya
Bathroom in Sakaeya
We loved this Ryokan. We had a suite with a private onsen and it was everything we hoped it would be! We had western beds which were very comfortable. We stayed in suite 502 and it was very spacious with complimentary drinks in the refrigerator (beer, sake, water). The staff was incredible and their English was good. We had our own private dining room for breakfast and dinner each day. The meals were delicious. You must be adventurous and willing to try everything, but it is so worth it. We wore our Yukatas to dinner each night and really enjoyed the traditional Japanese experience. The inn is in a quiet area of Shibu Onsen. We stayed two nights so that we could spend a morning at the Snow Monkey Park. The staff arranged for us to take a van up to Snow Monkey Park entrance. We did have to walk the 20 min to the actual entrance from where we were dropped off, but it is an easy walk. Of note, you can rent snow shoes or gear at this point if needed. We didn't need to, but it is nice to know this is available in snowy conditions. When we first arrived at Snow Monkey Park around 10:00 a.m., we were told there were no monkeys in the park. This apparently happens when they are breeding and eating in the Fall (it was 12/5). We chose to pay and go in anyway and wait to see if they came. About 30 min later, we suddenly had tons of monkeys running down the mountain to the hot springs. It was incredible!! There is a nice little restaurant just outside of monkey park entrance to grab lunch. We chose to not arrange transport back from Monkey Park, and very glad we did this so we could spend as much time as we wanted at the park. The walk back was 45 min downhill and not bad at all. The afternoon we spent enjoying our private onsen. It was the most relaxing part of our 3-week trip to Japan. The staff arranged for us to have transport to the train station on our final morning as well. We didn't want to leave! Highly recommend this hotel!! It was worth every penny!!

Katherine

Located right in the middle of Shibu Onsen, Sakaeya is in an excellent location for those wanting to explore the village and public onsens, or catch a local bus to the Jigokudani Yaen-Koen Monkey Park. The staff were very kind and helpful, even helping out with basic medicines for one of my teenagers who got sick during our stay. The in-house meal option is a must - the dinners were absolutely 5-star, exquisitely prepared and presented, and were a highlight of our stay. The room was great, with views over the river. The public onsen inside the hotel had 3 separate options, one outside in the open air which we enjoyed when it was snowing. I learned that there is also a private onsen on the top floor, which another visitor told me was amazing, however we did not know about it until we were leaving. A shuttle bus was available between the hotel and Yudanaka station, which was great.

Kristen

What did we like? Everything. With respect to the three standouts: The food is outstanding - we purchased breakfast and dinner included and I would not consider recommending doing anything else. The value for money this represents does nothing to diminish the quality. It is a private, traditional Japanese dining experience with variety and a focus on local produce. The service was also exceptional with extremely friendly and competent staff. We felt they went above and beyond. The bath - oh my, the bath. Just unreal, we booked the room with a private bath and once again we will not go past it when we return. A private, reasonably spacious bath with a view to the mountains - it is incredible.

Aaron

Our stay at Sakaeya was our favorite during our trip to Japan, and we only regret we hadn’t booked more time there. Accommodations were very comfortable with plenty of room, and the staff was amazing. They thought of everything to make our stay very pleasant and relaxing, including providing skincare! The included meals were incredible and very local, with several courses highlighting different kinds of food. We felt like we were on a second honeymoon. The in-room onsen was a big plus. They have a shuttle that can be booked at a reasonable price too, which was perfect for visiting the monkey park. The property is also central to the town, and it’s very easy to access to other public onsen.

May

We had an unbelievably wonderful stay. As soon as we arrived, the atmosphere made us feel relaxed. Our room was large, authentically furnished and the beds were very comfortable. On the 4th floor there is the option of choosing from different pillows (pillows for tense necks, headaches etc.). The onsen was furnished to a high standard, there are two inside and one outside. Several activities are within easy reach. A bus stop is a two-minute walk away. By bus you can reach the well-known Snow Monkey Park, but also Shiga Kogen, a beautiful hiking and skiing area. Many thanks to all the staff who made our stay so enjoyable.

Luka

We loved this Ryokan. We had a suite with a private onsen and it was everything we hoped it would be! We had western beds which were very comfortable. We stayed in suite 502 and it was very spacious with complimentary drinks in the refrigerator (beer, sake, water). The staff was incredible and their English was good. We had our own private dining room for breakfast and dinner each day. The meals were delicious. You must be adventurous and willing to try everything, but it is so worth it. We wore our Yukatas to dinner each night and really enjoyed the traditional Japanese experience. The inn is in a quiet area of Shibu Onsen. We stayed two nights so that we could spend a morning at the Snow Monkey Park. The staff arranged for us to take a van up to Snow Monkey Park entrance. We did have to walk the 20 min to the actual entrance from where we were dropped off, but it is an easy walk. Of note, you can rent snow shoes or gear at this point if needed. We didn't need to, but it is nice to know this is available in snowy conditions. When we first arrived at Snow Monkey Park around 10:00 a.m., we were told there were no monkeys in the park. This apparently happens when they are breeding and eating in the Fall (it was 12/5). We chose to pay and go in anyway and wait to see if they came. About 30 min later, we suddenly had tons of monkeys running down the mountain to the hot springs. It was incredible!! There is a nice little restaurant just outside of monkey park entrance to grab lunch. We chose to not arrange transport back from Monkey Park, and very glad we did this so we could spend as much time as we wanted at the park. The walk back was 45 min downhill and not bad at all. The afternoon we spent enjoying our private onsen. It was the most relaxing part of our 3-week trip to Japan. The staff arranged for us to have transport to the train station on our final morning as well. We didn't want to leave! Highly recommend this hotel!! It was worth every penny!!

Katherine

Located right in the middle of Shibu Onsen, Sakaeya is in an excellent location for those wanting to explore the village and public onsens, or catch a local bus to the Jigokudani Yaen-Koen Monkey Park. The staff were very kind and helpful, even helping out with basic medicines for one of my teenagers who got sick during our stay. The in-house meal option is a must - the dinners were absolutely 5-star, exquisitely prepared and presented, and were a highlight of our stay. The room was great, with views over the river. The public onsen inside the hotel had 3 separate options, one outside in the open air which we enjoyed when it was snowing. I learned that there is also a private onsen on the top floor, which another visitor told me was amazing, however we did not know about it until we were leaving. A shuttle bus was available between the hotel and Yudanaka station, which was great.

Kristen

What did we like? Everything. With respect to the three standouts: The food is outstanding - we purchased breakfast and dinner included and I would not consider recommending doing anything else. The value for money this represents does nothing to diminish the quality. It is a private, traditional Japanese dining experience with variety and a focus on local produce. The service was also exceptional with extremely friendly and competent staff. We felt they went above and beyond. The bath - oh my, the bath. Just unreal, we booked the room with a private bath and once again we will not go past it when we return. A private, reasonably spacious bath with a view to the mountains - it is incredible.

Aaron

Our stay at Sakaeya was our favorite during our trip to Japan, and we only regret we hadn’t booked more time there. Accommodations were very comfortable with plenty of room, and the staff was amazing. They thought of everything to make our stay very pleasant and relaxing, including providing skincare! The included meals were incredible and very local, with several courses highlighting different kinds of food. We felt like we were on a second honeymoon. The in-room onsen was a big plus. They have a shuttle that can be booked at a reasonable price too, which was perfect for visiting the monkey park. The property is also central to the town, and it’s very easy to access to other public onsen.

May

We had an unbelievably wonderful stay. As soon as we arrived, the atmosphere made us feel relaxed. Our room was large, authentically furnished and the beds were very comfortable. On the 4th floor there is the option of choosing from different pillows (pillows for tense necks, headaches etc.). The onsen was furnished to a high standard, there are two inside and one outside. Several activities are within easy reach. A bus stop is a two-minute walk away. By bus you can reach the well-known Snow Monkey Park, but also Shiga Kogen, a beautiful hiking and skiing area. Many thanks to all the staff who made our stay so enjoyable.

Luka

We loved this Ryokan. We had a suite with a private onsen and it was everything we hoped it would be! We had western beds which were very comfortable. We stayed in suite 502 and it was very spacious with complimentary drinks in the refrigerator (beer, sake, water). The staff was incredible and their English was good. We had our own private dining room for breakfast and dinner each day. The meals were delicious. You must be adventurous and willing to try everything, but it is so worth it. We wore our Yukatas to dinner each night and really enjoyed the traditional Japanese experience. The inn is in a quiet area of Shibu Onsen. We stayed two nights so that we could spend a morning at the Snow Monkey Park. The staff arranged for us to take a van up to Snow Monkey Park entrance. We did have to walk the 20 min to the actual entrance from where we were dropped off, but it is an easy walk. Of note, you can rent snow shoes or gear at this point if needed. We didn't need to, but it is nice to know this is available in snowy conditions. When we first arrived at Snow Monkey Park around 10:00 a.m., we were told there were no monkeys in the park. This apparently happens when they are breeding and eating in the Fall (it was 12/5). We chose to pay and go in anyway and wait to see if they came. About 30 min later, we suddenly had tons of monkeys running down the mountain to the hot springs. It was incredible!! There is a nice little restaurant just outside of monkey park entrance to grab lunch. We chose to not arrange transport back from Monkey Park, and very glad we did this so we could spend as much time as we wanted at the park. The walk back was 45 min downhill and not bad at all. The afternoon we spent enjoying our private onsen. It was the most relaxing part of our 3-week trip to Japan. The staff arranged for us to have transport to the train station on our final morning as well. We didn't want to leave! Highly recommend this hotel!! It was worth every penny!!

Katherine

Located right in the middle of Shibu Onsen, Sakaeya is in an excellent location for those wanting to explore the village and public onsens, or catch a local bus to the Jigokudani Yaen-Koen Monkey Park. The staff were very kind and helpful, even helping out with basic medicines for one of my teenagers who got sick during our stay. The in-house meal option is a must - the dinners were absolutely 5-star, exquisitely prepared and presented, and were a highlight of our stay. The room was great, with views over the river. The public onsen inside the hotel had 3 separate options, one outside in the open air which we enjoyed when it was snowing. I learned that there is also a private onsen on the top floor, which another visitor told me was amazing, however we did not know about it until we were leaving. A shuttle bus was available between the hotel and Yudanaka station, which was great.

Kristen

What did we like? Everything. With respect to the three standouts: The food is outstanding - we purchased breakfast and dinner included and I would not consider recommending doing anything else. The value for money this represents does nothing to diminish the quality. It is a private, traditional Japanese dining experience with variety and a focus on local produce. The service was also exceptional with extremely friendly and competent staff. We felt they went above and beyond. The bath - oh my, the bath. Just unreal, we booked the room with a private bath and once again we will not go past it when we return. A private, reasonably spacious bath with a view to the mountains - it is incredible.

Aaron

Our stay at Sakaeya was our favorite during our trip to Japan, and we only regret we hadn’t booked more time there. Accommodations were very comfortable with plenty of room, and the staff was amazing. They thought of everything to make our stay very pleasant and relaxing, including providing skincare! The included meals were incredible and very local, with several courses highlighting different kinds of food. We felt like we were on a second honeymoon. The in-room onsen was a big plus. They have a shuttle that can be booked at a reasonable price too, which was perfect for visiting the monkey park. The property is also central to the town, and it’s very easy to access to other public onsen.

May

We had an unbelievably wonderful stay. As soon as we arrived, the atmosphere made us feel relaxed. Our room was large, authentically furnished and the beds were very comfortable. On the 4th floor there is the option of choosing from different pillows (pillows for tense necks, headaches etc.). The onsen was furnished to a high standard, there are two inside and one outside. Several activities are within easy reach. A bus stop is a two-minute walk away. By bus you can reach the well-known Snow Monkey Park, but also Shiga Kogen, a beautiful hiking and skiing area. Many thanks to all the staff who made our stay so enjoyable.

Luka

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2171 Hirao, Yamanouchi-Machi, Shimotakai-Gun , Nagano, 381-0401, Japón

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