Nakadanaso
1 night
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1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
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Nakadanaso
1210 Kojo, Komoro City, Nagano Prefecture 384-0032, Japan
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It is a hundred-year long-established inn that we'd like to call as an adult hidden home. We offer homemade Japanese course meal and seasonal Apple bath.Show More
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Free parking
Delicious Breakfast
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ParkingFree
Hot springs
Massage room
Bar
Table tennis room
Tea room
Conference room
Wake-up call
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Property Description
It is a hundred-year long-established inn that we'd like to call as an adult hidden home. We offer homemade Japanese course meal and seasonal Apple bath.
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4.6/5
GreatClean, attentive service, delicious farm food
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Surroundings
Train: JR Komoro Station
(1.8 km)
Train: JR Higashi-Komoro station
(3.0 km)
Landmarks: Komoro City Children's Amusement Park
(260m)
Landmarks: Komoroshi Total Gymnastics
(260m)
Landmarks: Fujimi Observation deck
(330m)
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Japanese Style 2nd Floor
Has window
Non-smoking
Hot water (24 hours)
Single-standard power outlet
Curtains
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Japanese-Style Room with View
Has window
Non-smoking
Hot water (24 hours)
Single-standard power outlet
Curtains
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Japanese-Western Mixed with Bath
Has window
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Hot water (24 hours)
Single-standard power outlet
Curtains
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Japanese Style 1st Floor
Has window
Non-smoking
Hot water (24 hours)
Single-standard power outlet
Curtains
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Guest Reviews
4.6/5
Great
5 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness4.5
- Amenities4.5
- Location4.4
- Service4.9
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히동이 최고야
December 26, 2023
First of all, looking at the area, it is a place that cannot be reached without a car. However, considering the cost of accommodation in Karuizawa, it can be an alternative. There are no other accommodations nearby and it is hidden like a hidden gem. A special feature is apple soup, and an open-air bath is also available. To enjoy Baan Hot Springs, you have to climb about 50 stairs. Also, because the old building and the new building are separated, there is a big difference in price. In cheap old buildings, bathrooms are shared and quite cold. If possible, I recommend staying in the new building. If you refer to the website, you can take a winery tour for free.
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Wing Shan
November 15, 2023
Clean, attentive service, delicious farm food
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September 27, 2022
This is my second time here, and as always, the staff were all kind and flexible, and it was a great three days. It's a historic building, so it's old, but it's well-maintained and I rarely had any trouble with insects. As someone who always spends multiple nights at inns, I'm very happy to be able to enjoy delicious coffee in the lounge during the day.
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Guest User
March 27, 2022
I walked from the station, so it took a while. It was a snowy day, so I had a hard time on the slopes. Check in and go to the Japanese-style room on the 2nd floor of the Heiseikan. Because it is built on a sloping land, you will need to use a few stairs to move. There is a kotatsu in the room, and there is a large desk by the window so you can work. It's not a chair, so my legs get tired for a long time. The sink and toilet were clean and easy to use. To reach the hot springs, you need to climb 50 stone steps. Watch your step. The indoor bath is an apple bath, and the open-air bath has two baths, so you can enjoy both high and low temperatures alternately. It was colorless and transparent, but it was moist and good hot water. Dinner is at Taishokan. You have to walk outside to get around for a bit. We were given a private room. The decorations such as flowers were also nice. I was very satisfied with the number of items and the content that I could enjoy one item at a time. I want to visit again for this kaiseki cuisine. There is also the original wine of the inn, and you can also enjoy various other alcoholic beverages. Breakfast is light with grilled fish and small bowls, but the main point is grated yam and barley rice. You can also replace grated yam and barley rice. . It was delicious and I had to replace it. Changing the season, it has become an inn where you want to come to be healed regularly.
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Guest User
February 5, 2022
Located in the historic town of Komoro is an old ryokan rich in history. Adjacent is the historic remains of the Komoro castle (now a nice park with many sakura trees snd a small zoo) which apparently is the only castle in Japan built below the town, taking advantage of the protective cliff surrounding it. Nakadanaso is also on the hillside on the lower end of town and just a few hundred meters from the famous Chikuma River. We stayed on the second floor of the wood structure old wing. While old it was tidy and you can enjoy old Japan. The ryokan's onsen is in a separate building and you'll need to walk up the covered stairs, around 50 steps or so, to get there. Nice indoor and outdoor baths. The foyer dressing area is rather unusual tatami, adding a different and nostalgic touch. The highlight was dinner served in a separate building connected by foot path just 50 feet away. Apparently it was once an old farm house transferred to the present location. The vaulted ceiling looked to be over 30ft high with large beams you would seldom see. The food was amazing! The chef comes from Kyoto and concocts unusual combinations of fksvors and ingredients, yet served traditional kaiseki style using porcelain of various artistic shapes and styles, complementing each dish. His broths were especially outstanding. The 5the generation owner Tomioka-san is a sommelier (loves champagne) and his wife the Okami (hotelier) are also a family of wine grape growers. His son owns/runs a winery nearby called Gio Hills, atop a hill with one of the best panoramic views of Mt Asama and surrounding mountains. The Vietnamese food served at the winery is a recommend. His pinot noirs are outstanding. Chardonnay grown by the family are vielles vignes. His ambition is to make the finest sparking using 100% pinot munier. Komoro is a charming and enchanting town, and a well kept secret.
Services & Amenities
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Parking
Free
Hot springs
Massage room
Bar
Table tennis room
Tea room
Conference room
Wake-up call
Hot springs
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Parking
Parking
Free
Business Services
Conference room
Postal service
Wedding service
Front Desk Services
Wake-up call
Food & Drink
Bar
Public Areas
Shopping mall
Non-smoking floor
Health & Wellness
Table tennis room
Massage room
Hot springs
Activities
Tea room
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 11:00
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this property.
Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
Cots and Extra Beds
Please contact the hotel for details about cot and extra bed policies.
Breakfast
StyleA la carte
| Age | Fee |
|---|---|
Adult | Contact hotel |
Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
Pets
Pets are not allowed
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Property Description
- Opened: 2010
- Renovated: 2010
- Number of Rooms: 27
It is a hundred-year long-established inn that we'd like to call as an adult hidden home. We offer homemade Japanese course meal and seasonal Apple bath.