Hotel Komoro dengan Sarapan

There are Artificial Onsen and free car parking spaces. Breakfast was included in our plan. This hotel stay was great for us.

우선 지역으로 보자면 차가 없이는 갈 수 없는 곳이다. 그러나 가루이자와의 비깐 숙소 비용을 생각한다면 대안이 될 수 있는 것이다. 주변에 다른 숙소는 없으며 숨은 보석처럼 숨겨져 있다. 특징으로는 사과탕이 있으며 노천탕도 준비되어 있다. 반 온천을 즐기려면 50계단 정도 올라가야 한다. 또한 올드 빌딩과 뉴빌딩이 분리되어 있어 가격 차이가 많이 난다. 저렴한 올드 빌딩의 경우 화장실이 공용이며 상당히 춥다. 가능하다면 뉴빌딩에서 묵기를 권한다. 홈페이지를 참조하면 와이너리 투어를 무료로 할 수 있다.

距離小諸車站10-12 分鐘車程。建議先打電話去酒店前台book 車接送。酒店清潔，客服好，小朋友去會很開心。 溫泉不錯。唯一不太好是附近沒有其他商店。整體來講性價比高。

A match-making inn where guests will walk through the "Match-making Rock Cave" to reach the hot springs.

The Takamine Kogen Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Takamine Kogen Hotel offers a pleasant stay in Komoro for those traveling for business or leisure.From the hotel, JR Komoro Station is approximately 16km away. The nearest railway station is JR Komoro Station, approximately 16km away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including ASAMA 2000 Park, Toumi no kashira and Yarigasaya.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.There's never a dull moment at this hotel, our guests indicate that the facilities are excellent.

私は初めて、彼は20年？もっと前ぶりだったようですが、お料理やお風呂も良く、とても満足しています(*^^*)わんちゃんも可愛くて♡ また来たいな～と思えるお宿でした！

Experience the satoyama way of life of Komoro at this 150-year-old traditional house

着いたのは19時ごろ。外は雪が降っていたので、外出してご飯は食べたく無かったです。 そしたら旅館で夜ご飯を提供しているとのことだったのでホッケ定食やカキフライ定食をいただきました。 見た目は歴史ある旅館ですが、泊まったお部屋は現代のビジネスホテルでした。

A local gem! This traditional Japanese guest house exudes historical charm, providing a truly immersive experience. The food is exquisite, featuring house grown rice and locally sourced ingredients with authentic flavors that delight the palate. The staff's courteous service makes you feel genuinely welcomed and cared for. There were plenty of amenities as well. A stay here is a beautiful blend of culture, history, and culinary delight. Highly recommended if you pass by the area.

Formerly a Wakihonjin, now "KUMEYA", inherited over the era.